Jan 16, 2017
Dare2Draw Studio's Chat with Tom Palmer, 2016.
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Dare2Draw Studio's Chat with Tom Palmer, 2016.
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jobeymacias reblogged your audio post and added:
Dear @aceonthebass, you must share the Butlins...
YES I was waiting for someone to ask. :D :D :D
(I’m scarlettbat below. ASKING THE REAL QUESTIONS)
(And that is indeed the same Butlin’s that Paul and Mike went to, and also that Ringo worked at, so it makes sense to me that they could have heard a variation on this joke in the late 1950s and this guy could have heard it in the 1960s. Timeless humor, really.)
John and Paul chatting about Cynthia and grammar schools and Neil (Aspinall i suppose)
Rubber Soul (Think For Yourself) 1965 Session Studio Chat (Part Two) (there is about ten seconds of silence at the beginning of the audio clip, sorry)
Part One
Rubber Soul (Think For Yourself) 1965 Session Studio Chat - The Beatles can we stop for a moment and appreciate Paul singing "How come you fuck up everything that you dooooo?"
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This is 20 minutes of George attempting to sing 'Think for Yourself' while John and Paul screw around in the background, interrupt him, do funny voices, accuse each other of idiocy, call each other 'Jack' and 'Terence', sing the theme to Stingray and otherwise completely obstruct any creative flow George may have had going at the start of the session.
