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12.14am
8 November 2012
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Ben Ramon said
You don’t like Paul’s screamy singing? Not even in Hey Jude ? Don’t get me wrong, I love Martha, but I’d happily compromise her existence to hear him ripping out those amazing high notes.
I admit I don’t like the screaming either. So I tend to gravitate towards non-screamy covers (eg Maybe I’m Amazed ).
For George, I recently saw a photo where he had all his hair pulled up into a vertical ponytail on top — and he pulled it off (pun intended) nicely. I can’t find it anymore.
You mean this one with Patti?
parlance
12.29am
1 November 2012
Offline parlance said Funny Paper said
For George, I recently saw a photo where he had all his hair pulled up into a vertical ponytail on top — and he pulled it off (pun intended) nicely. I can’t find it anymore.
You mean this one with Patti?
parlance
No, the one I saw was literally standing upright off the top of his head, like a carrot top.
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12.35am
1 November 2012
Offline I suppose we could take the off-topic of Paul’s Hey Jude screaming to the room I created a while back on Paul’s screaming, but I’m too lazy right now. I would just second Ben Ramon; though on the other hand I’d say that while I do like the Hey Jude screaming, I would rank it at the bottom of his other screaming efforts, all of which are superlative (I already listed them in that other post) — with “Mumbo” easily #1.
The Hey Jude screaming kind of reminds me almost of the somewhat cheesy yelling (not quite screaming) of Greg Rolie of Santana in certain songs (end of “Evil Ways”, “Mother ‘s Daughter”, and “Hope You’re Feeling Better” — though Paul’s is of course better.
Anyway, what else could be done with that Hey Jude ending that would work as well?
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4.10pm
14 December 2012
Offline I think during the filming of Help is when they all had their best style.
"I'd tell her I love her, but she'd only reject me in the end and I'd be frustrated. That's why I play guitar; it's my active compensatory factor" -Ringo said something like this once, I changed it up a bit.
3.33pm
17 December 2012
Offline Ben Ramon said
You don’t like Paul’s screamy singing? Not even in Hey Jude ? Don’t get me wrong, I love Martha, but I’d happily compromise her existence to hear him ripping out those amazing high notes.
Um, no – sorry… I think it doesn’t come across as “genuine” shouting, but rather as another instance of Paulie favouring style over content (which he does occasionally). But like I said, his obvious fondness for dogs makes up for that in my book, so it’s not I like Paul any less because of “Golden Slumbers ” or “Oh! Darling “. 
Also, I think his actually unhinged rock’n’roll shouting (as on “Long Tall Sally “) is great. Plus, doesn’t he do the scream at the start of “Revolution ” as well? Or was that just for the cameras in the promotional film?
Best Paulie pic ever:
8.39pm
1 November 2012
Offline Velvet Hand said
Also, I think his actually unhinged rock’n’roll shouting (as on “Long Tall Sally “) is great. Plus, doesn’t he do the scream at the start of “Revolution ” as well…?
Even for someone as seemingly stringently scrupulous about what constitutes good screaming vs. inauthentic screaming, I’d think you would have rather picked these few seconds of Paul in “I’ve Got A Feeling ” (excuse the weird sideways video, that’s how I found it on YouTube) —
1) http://swf.tubechop.com/tubech…..cid=786338
or surely his solo effort “Mumbo”.
The whole song is good, but here’s just the first minute. Anyone who says Paul’s screaming here isn’t good or authentic should have his or her head examined:
2) http://swf.tubechop.com/tubech…..cid=786384
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8 November 2012
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6.10am
1 November 2012
Offline This was a good look for Paul back in the 70s:
Oh wait…
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11.02am
26 December 2012
Offline Hamburg for sure, George’s TeddyBoy look is a winner for him….
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11.13am
26 March 2012
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parlance said
Just a screencap, but I love, love, love Paul’s jacket here and wish I could find a good color pic of him wearing it:parlance
I agree totally, that’s such a cool jacket but I’ve never seen him wear it in any other picture. Paul and John both looked great in that interview (although John was in quite a sour mood).
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12.34pm
16 February 2011
Offline Funny Paper said
This was a good look for Paul back in the 70s:
Oh wait…
Huh? Who is that?
12.52pm
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Offline Sylvester Stallone, he of the Rocky and Rambo film series. Is he meant to look something like Paul?
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3.11pm
8 November 2012
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Ben Ramon said
I agree totally, that’s such a cool jacket but I’ve never seen him wear it in any other picture.
I’ve since come across other videos/screencaps which show that Paul kind of wore that blue/green jacket to death for a period. He wore it when they went to hear the Maharishi in London, and it shows up when he’s saluting at the end of “Your Mother Should Know ” in MMT. But I can’t find any good “official” pics, which is a shame.
parlance
3.25pm
26 March 2012
Offline I don’t think he wore it when they went to the Maharishi’s lecture in London- in the pictures of that event that I’ve seen, he’s got on the garish sweatervest he wore a lot during the filming of MMT.
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4.42pm
8 November 2012
Offline Ben Ramon said
I don’t think he wore it when they went to the Maharishi’s lecture in London- in the pictures of that event that I’ve seen, he’s got on the garish sweatervest he wore a lot during the filming of MMT.
And of course I can’t find it now, but I came across a black and white pic of Paul and the others in a lecture hall, and he’s wearing the jacket. Maybe it was misidentified. If I come across it, I’ll post it.
Meantime, a couple of other instances with the jacket *g*
parlance
4.47pm
8 November 2012
Offline As I tried to find that pic again, I came across the motherlode of resources on that jacket:
http://www.beatlesuits.com/Bea…..Jacket.htm
According to the site:
The jacket makes it’s debut on Paul’s back on August 24, 1967 in London, during their meeting with the Maharishi.
Maybe Paul took off the jacket when they had the private meeting.
Who knew that jacket had a fandom? 
parlance
7.59pm
1 November 2012
Offline meanmistermustard said
Sylvester Stallone, he of the Rocky and Rambo film series. Is he meant to look something like Paul?
There are some photographs of Stallone, a certain angle or look of the eyes, which to me resemble McCartney. He certainly has similar eyes. Once, when Rocky I or II was big in the movie theaters, my friend and I (both of us Beatle and McCartney fans) walked by a gigantic movie poster for the movie featuring Stallone, and my friend turned to me and said: “Monster McCartney”. I instantly saw what he meant.
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8.04pm
1 November 2012
Offline P.S.:
I think if you put the following people into a blender or a futuristic genetic transformer, you could create a McCartney (though he’d have to wear a turtleneck to cover up the seams):
Sly Stallone
Angela Lansbury
Davy Jones
Bob Costas
Robert Wagner
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8.52pm
26 December 2012
Offline Funny Paper said
P.S.:I think if you put the following people into a blender or a futuristic genetic transformer, you could create a McCartney (though he’d have to wear a turtleneck to cover up the seams):
Sly Stallone
Angela Lansbury
Davy Jones
Bob Costas
Robert Wagner
I will, today, copy ‘n’ paste this quote from you my good friend, to forward to my friends lol. I had the mental image of what you would end up with.. Paul McCartney , lol. Well played good sir, well played indeed…
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2.33am
1 November 2012
Offline Thanks Dark Horse ; I’ve had this notion for many years now. It was nice to find a place to express it, and nice that someone was on the right wavelength to appreciate it!
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