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Wigwam said
Did he actually decide on no shoes because it was hot?.......Or miffed because they were all following John......just to stand out and apart, a'la the black carnation?(I'm always a bit suspicious of their sibling rivalry)
Right this is a big complaint of mine and I'm going to bring it over to the Abbey Road thread so follow me there kids!
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I'd like to ask Paul how he felt meeting his idols and if he had trouble expressing what they meant to him. Also I'd ask if he can relate that feeling to when he meets his own fans. Also what would he say if he could have met Buddy Holly or Eddie Cochrane?
I just submitted this to "You Gave me the Answer".
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Ahhh Girl said 28 September 2013
^^ Thanks for the input acmac!
Paul, several of us have dreamed up a concert tour for you where you would play in smaller venues and perform only songs from your solo albums. Would you like some help putting together the set list for the concerts?
You would. OK. Your fans here on the Beatles Bible forum would be glad to assist you. I'll go first. The others can chime when they get a chance.
From Chaos and Creation: English Tea, Follow Me, and This Never Happened Before
From Electric Arguments: Sing the Changes, Life Long Passion, Is This Love?
From Driving Rain : Your Way, Heather, Your Loving Flame
From Off The Ground : Off The Ground , Winedark Open Sea, C'mon People
From Flowers In The Dirt : My Brave Face, This One, Put It There
From Press To Play : Press, Stranglehold, Move Over Busker
From Tug Of War : Tug Of War , Take It Away, Wanderlust
From Ram : Smile Away , Monkberry Moon Delight , The Back Seat Of My Car
From Flaming Pie : Calico Skies, Beautiful Night, The Songs We Were Singing
From McCartney: Junk (not the singalong version), Lovely Linda, Teddy Boy (I can't ask for Kreen-Akroe because I couldn't be in public when you do that middle "breathing" part)
I'm sure Abe, Rusty, Wix, and Brian would back you up.
Now that New is out, I will add: Early Days , Road, Turned Out (though I have several runners up on this album. so hard to choose.)
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Another question: What are your thoughts on the changes in race relations in the United States since from the time you toured here with The Beatles in the 1960s and now?
Egypt Station: Happy With You and Dominoes (that is only if you can't/won't do the whole album for us 
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Wow, that race relations question is very pertinent now.
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24 August 2020
Offline I would ask him "Why do a lot of your post Beatles songs seem to be written about Jane Asher?" Could I ask two questions?? If so, I would ask "In your movie
Give My Regards To Broad Street " why did the girl in the tea cup, the woman in the meet, the secretary, the main dancer, Tracy Ullman and the girl at the lake scene all wear red wigs or dye their hair red? Oh, and in the video of "My Ever Present Past" why did you have all 16 dancers wear red wigs?" And, "The day your divorce from Heather Mills was final and you did that interview of how much you missed Linda in an attempt to clean up your PR image, the very next day, Heather did not say a word, but she dyed her hair red. What is it with your obsession with red hair, Sir Paul? Your fans would be very interested in hearing your response. Especially me!"
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Offline @Lisa001, you pose questions that I have never considered before. I need to give it some thought, as your premise shines a new light on Paul's relationship with Linda. To tell you the truth, my memory of Jane from the 60s does not include her red hair. Instead I remember how cute they were together in pictures and how short her mini dresses were (Swinging London) and her brother who waits for his true love's smile.
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Linda was a bit strawberry blonde, and Paul's mother was red-headed as well. It seems Paul may have a bit of a thing for redheads – I can't blame him, I always liked red hair myself.
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11 September 2018
Offline Lisa001 has a point. Take for instance the original lyrics for 'Live And Let Die ' -
When you were young and your mother was a music teacher,
you used to say, 'shut up Peter, you git'
You know you did, you know you did, you know you did.
See also 'Maybe I'm Amazed '
Janey, I'm amazed that you thought it wasn't cool
Maybe you forgot that I was Beatle Paul
Janey, I'm amazed at the way caught me with that chick,
with her hand around my (*unintelligible*)
Janey I'm amazed that it took you so long to catch me.
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@Lisa001, you pose questions that I have never considered before. I need to give it some thought, as your premise shines a new light on Paul's relationship with Linda. To tell you the truth, my memory of Jane from the 60s does not include her red hair. Instead I remember how cute they were together in pictures and how short her mini dresses were (Swinging London) and her brother who waits for his true love's smile.
From what I have read and the pictures I have seen, I think Jane was so beautiful and classy. When Cox did the interview on his "Linda tapes" I was curious when he said Linda spoke "quite negative" about Jane. I thought after 20 years of marriage, why would Linda be speaking about Jane? They never met. Then, Paul purchased the tapes, of course, and I was left curious. That's when I went to his songs. OMG! Still going through them. It would shock you. So much so, we should start a forum of songs Paul wrote for Jane. I found it odd that Linda was name as co-writer on a lot of these songs. However, I researched it and Paul schemed to put her name on the credits so that his publisher would not get any money. They went to court and it was settled out of court.
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24 August 2020
Offline Tony Japanese said
Lisa001 has a point. Take for instance the original lyrics for 'Live And Let Die ' -When you were young and your mother was a music teacher,
you used to say, 'shut up Peter, you git'
You know you did, you know you did, you know you did.
See also 'Maybe I'm Amazed '
Janey, I'm amazed that you thought it wasn't cool
Maybe you forgot that I was Beatle Paul
Janey, I'm amazed at the way caught me with that chick,
with her hand around my (*unintelligible*)
Janey I'm amazed that it took you so long to catch me.
I did not know about this one! This is so telling, because Paul is actually admitting that Jane caught him with Francie. Where did you read this? As for his songs about Jane, I mentioned to someone we should start a forum of songs Paul wrote for Jane and lyrics to support. There's so many. My goodness, I bet 70% of the songs he wrote are about Jane. Perhaps more.
