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7.23am
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14 April 2010
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After reading a post by @Necko, I realized we don’t have an appreciation thread about Neil. Until now.
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6 July 2016
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What an incredibly loyal servant to the Beatles. It’s just a shame we never really got to access all those great Beatle anecdotes that he must have had stored away in his head. A Neil Aspinall memoirs book would have been incredible.
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8.50pm
8 January 2015
Offline To be honest, I think some people probably breathe easy that Aspinall never did his memoir. He certainly was the gatekeeper.
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8.28am
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14 April 2010
Offline Right. We all know the “whats” (what they were and what they did). He knew the “hows” and the “whos”. Many a secret died with him.
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6.41pm
6 July 2016
Offline ewe2 said
To be honest, I think some people probably breathe easy that Aspinall never did his memoir. He certainly was the gatekeeper.
I think even a cleaned up version would have been great.
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