Barry White.

The Beatles were great! That the Grateful Dead and the Rolling Stones eventually ended up getting more of my attention takes away nothing from the Beatles.

Loved the Beatles early stuff....lots of others, too. The Eagles just hit another milestone - well deserved. Sam Cooke - Sexual Healing.... The list is just too long,

I've heard that some people have met from this site... so they must talk to each other.

Hi Paul welcome.

Sitting here on Aigburth rd, halfway between Ringos and Stuart Sutcliffs old houses. The magical mystery tour bus goes past several times a day. So heres a family story.
My nephew is married to a wonderful singer and actress. She splits her work between acting roles and teaching in LIPA (the Liverpool institute for performing arts). When Macca (Paul) came to open the collage, she was asked to sing "Blackbird" for him. A daunting task as you can imagine. By all accounts this was a hair on the back of your neck performance by all who heard it. Sometime later she was called into the principles office. She feared something she had done wrong but no. Linda had not long died and Paul asked specifically for her to come sing at the memorial service. Of course she said yes and soon after there she was at st Martin in the field before the altar for the whole ceremony. Singing not only "Blackbird" but parts of his oratorio too. In the audience/congregation was Mick, Kieth, Elton John and you name it. So proud of her
PS this is her taking the solo

They were the thing but I was never a fan... I liked musicians that were radical on stage like 5 minutes drums solos or burning guitars. Ginger Baker, Jimi Hendrix, those kind of guys. Alfa Musicians. But hey, it is your life... and if the "Nowhere Man" was the man for you... John L was the man for you. He did his own thing.

Yeah, yeah. John was great but Paul is where it’s at! ?

Welcome to the asylum. Enjoy your stay.

I have a John Lennon poster hanging next to my bed.

George Harrison fan here, both for his great songwriting as well as his movie production work (among other great movies he was involved in, he literally mortgaged his house to finance Monty Python's Life of Brian).

Hi, Paul, and welcome to the website!

Yup, John Lennon was the best!

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John Lennon was pretty cool