Beatles albums without the other Beatles

[Dr. Medulla]

My sweet lord is just so Supersonic.

The Chiffons agree with this post.

Something that I recently learned—in the late 70s, George bought the copyright to "He's So Fine," so he was no longer in violation. I don't know if that's why he bought the song, but that was the effect.

[eumaas]

My sweet lord is just so Supersonic.

The Chiffons agree with this post.

Something that I recently learned—in the late 70s, George bought the copyright to "He's So Fine," so he was no longer in violation. I don't know if that's why he bought the song, but that was the effect.

If I sing it I usually blend the two songs.

[Dr. Medulla]

My sweet lord is just so Supersonic.

The Chiffons agree with this post.

Something that I recently learned—in the late 70s, George bought the copyright to "He's So Fine," so he was no longer in violation. I don't know if that's why he bought the song, but that was the effect.

If I sing it I usually blend the two songs.

As in, "He's so fine (hallelujah)"?

[eumaas]

My sweet lord is just so Supersonic.

The Chiffons agree with this post.

Something that I recently learned—in the late 70s, George bought the copyright to "He's So Fine," so he was no longer in violation. I don't know if that's why he bought the song, but that was the effect.

If I sing it I usually blend the two songs.

As in, "He's so fine (hallelujah)"?

he's so fine, my sweet lord etc

basically go for the most blasphemous combination possible.

[Inder]

RAM.

[Jimmy Jazz]

Imagine there's no Ringo.

It's easy if you try.
- Pete Best

Wasn't Paul the best Beatles drummer? He would be, the smug twat.

Yeah, it was understood that he was the best musician in the band, regardless of instrument (except sitar, I suppose). "The Ballad of John & Yoko," for example, was Paul on drums. Perhaps if he was less talented, or, say, George was more talented, some of the conflicts would have been averted.

(Just finished reading Philip Norman's "Shout!" the other day, so I have Beatles on the mind. An utterly biased pro-John book that takes some unjustified shots at Paul and way too many at George.)

I believe I read that Paul is playing drums on Dear Prudence as well, which was the only Beatles song where I was ever really impressed with Ringo's drumming. Go figure.