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50yearslate said
Hey does anyone know why Paul giggles during Maxwell's Silver Hammer (while singing "writing fifty times I must not be so")? I looked it up and have seen a lot of conflicting stories.
I like the giggle, especially as the lyrics concern a killer whacking people to death. Paul channels Maxwell!
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50yearslate said
Hey does anyone know why Paul giggles during Maxwell's Silver Hammer (while singing "writing fifty times I must not be so")? I looked it up and have seen a lot of conflicting stories.
I like the giggle, especially as the lyrics concern a killer whacking people to death. Paul channels Maxwell!
Oh, I love the giggle. It's my favorite part of the song 
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Offline Considering the Anthology 3 version I think the better question is why didn't he laugh more?
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Considering the Anthology 3 version I think the better question is why didn't he laugh more?
And considering the laughing on take 2 of And Your Bird Can Sing
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Online What's far more creepy than Paul's odd laugh is that there is care-free whistling in the 'Get Back ' rehearsals.
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WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THIS
it verges from the sublime to the ridiculote
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Offline Oh yeah, that number was on the big screens at the concert. It just gives you like an automated message though.
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Offline @Starr Shine? hazel. They look brown or green depending on the light, though.
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If a plant has a face on it, could Paul eat it?
Or a less silly question, what are Paul's thoughts on GMOs?
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Interesting about the Eastman's last name originally being Epstein (kinda' creepy) Now, I just read that Paul is going to go ahead with some concerts in Israel despite getting death threats. Wonder if his desire to perform there is a clue to his conversion to the Jewish faith?
In its original publication, Rolling Stone's interview with John Lennon in 1971, included John's declaration that the Eastman family name was once Epstein. John went on to call them "WASP Jews" and adding "They're the worst kind." You'll only find this in the original "magazine"; reprints have had this quote deleted. Why? John had a reputation of saying anti-Semitic things. Did he ask RS to make the deletion? Did the Eastmans put pressure on RS to retract that statement? I still have the original publication, as well at the first edition of "Lennon Remembers", so I can see where later re -publications omitted a number of John's statements.
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Offline @mccartneyalarm Sir Paul has had a close, important connection to Jewish people for many years - some good, some bad: Brian Epstein, Dick James, Sid Bernstein, Linda, John Eastman, Allen Klein, Nancy ... That's a book waiting to be written if it hasn't already.
That said, while he accompanies his wife to High Holy Day services, I think it's out of love and respect - not any desire to suddenly become religious in another faith.
@Cousin Mark That's a fascinating piece of memorabilia! Lennon said all sorts of crazy things in his life - he really didn't have much of a filter. He famously once said that Ringo wasn't even the best drummer in the Beatles (implying that Paul was). It would indeed be interesting to know the source of the retraction.
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[John] famously once said that Ringo wasn't even the best drummer in the Beatles (implying that Paul was).
NO, HE DIDN'T! This has been debunked time and time again. No interview has ever been found which contains the "quote", not even by Mark Lewisohn. Nor did John ever think Ringo was a bad drummer, praising him a lot over the years.
The joke, and that is what was and is, was attributed to the British comedian Jasper Carrot, and a 1983 episode of his BBC TV show Carrot's Lib, for a long time. In recent years it has been discovered that it originally dates back to a 1981 episode of a BBC Radio 4 series called Radio Active.
The one place it has never been found, though, is in a John Lennon interview.
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