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Rube’s sunglasses prompt has worked out great with loads of interesting images. It would be nice to have a George Harrison theme going by the 25th, in honor of the 80th anniversary of his birth.
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Beatles with sunglasses. It’s like Beatles but even cooler
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@Sea Belt, do you have a picture of George eating an orange while wearing sunglasses for this round of the game?
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@Sea Belt Here is the story about the picture and the resulting unusual memorial.
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In honor of of what would have been his 80th birthday, how about our 30 favorite George Harrison pictures.
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My all time fab fav picture of him.
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Thanks that’s interesting. The photos of the 4 of them on that site reminds me of my point I made in another thread. It seems exceedingly strange that the 4 Beatles could just traipse about from one place to another and relax on the grass with hardly anyone around in 1967, when just a year earlier and for years before that, the entire world was in spastic convulsions of frenzy & hysteria over them. How could that have possibly subsided to near zero in such a short time?
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I would speculate that the original screamy teenies from 3-4 years previous were now a little more restrained, having gained a few more years of maturity, just as the music the Beatles were making had likewise grown up a bit over the time frame; and that the younger kids of 1967 were more likely to be screaming for the Monkees.
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vonbontee said
I would speculate that the original screamy teenies from 3-4 years previous were now a little more restrained, having gained a few more years of maturity, just as the music the Beatles were making had likewise grown up a bit over the time frame; and that the younger kids of 1967 were more likely to be screaming for the Monkees.
Your description would be more plausible with a longer timeline, maybe 10 years; but it just seems too quick for me.
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That could be right, but don’t discount the idea of kids who were tweens in 1964 growing into 13-year olds who didn’t necessarily want to listen to the same music that their slightly-older sisters loved a few years back – younger siblings who gotta establish their OWN identity and move onto something newer, maybe something poppier like the Monkees; or conversely something more adventuresome like The Who or Jimi.
(…Incidentally, I enjoyed your anecdote about speaking with Lee Oskar of War, very cool! I love ’70s funk…How did that happen?)
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