4.28am
28 February 2016
I was reading this article and a portion of it stood out to me
http://nypost.com/2005/12/05/p…..me-at-all/
In 1976, with Bicentennial fever raging, Sid Bernstein, the legendary promoter who’d first imported The Beatles in 1964, offer them $230 million to reunite for an American tour.
What could of possibly made them turn that down? I’ve also hear in somewhere that there were rumors about a reunion concert to take place in Central Park around 1980
$230,000,000 in 1976 ? $980,193,693.69 in 2016
6.30am
1 November 2013
12.01pm
26 January 2017
I’m sure many of you have seen this where Lorne Michaels almost reunited John and Paul
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7.27am
18 April 2013
Jack Douglas just gave an interview where he said John talked about The Beatles all the time and he and Paul were “already in the process” of reuniting when he got shot.
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Jack Douglas just gave an interview where he said John talked about The Beatles all the time and he and Paul were “already in the process” of reuniting when he got shot.
That would add to the level of turmoil going on in Paul’s mind when he was told the news of John’s death.
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