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Beatlemaniacs Anonymous
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Fresh and universal like the Beatles themselves, the videos on Beatlemaniacs Anonymous provide a whole new look at the Fab Four.
My name is Kevin and I'm a Beatlemaniac. I'm also the creator of Beatlemaniacs Anonymous. If you know more about the Beatles than they do themselves, you're a Beatlemaniac, too. Beatlemaniacs Anonymous can help you…get your Fab Four fix. Here, everybody's a Beatlemaniac who loves to hear and share stories about the Beatles. If this sounds like Beatle music to your ears, you really should subscribe to this UA-cam channel.
I will try to post new videos every few months! If you have any story ideas, please email them to me at kevin@fargo.ca. No idea is too boring or bizarre. Of course, no hatred of any kind will be tolerated here (I'm mainly talking to you, Yoko haters and "Paul is Dead" conspiracy theorists)!
Let's keep the "dream" alive with funny, upbeat and/or poignant tales about the four lads from Liverpool.
My name is Kevin and I'm a Beatlemaniac. I'm also the creator of Beatlemaniacs Anonymous. If you know more about the Beatles than they do themselves, you're a Beatlemaniac, too. Beatlemaniacs Anonymous can help you…get your Fab Four fix. Here, everybody's a Beatlemaniac who loves to hear and share stories about the Beatles. If this sounds like Beatle music to your ears, you really should subscribe to this UA-cam channel.
I will try to post new videos every few months! If you have any story ideas, please email them to me at kevin@fargo.ca. No idea is too boring or bizarre. Of course, no hatred of any kind will be tolerated here (I'm mainly talking to you, Yoko haters and "Paul is Dead" conspiracy theorists)!
Let's keep the "dream" alive with funny, upbeat and/or poignant tales about the four lads from Liverpool.
Paul McCartney on the Magic of Music
Paul McCartney has often spoken about the magic of music throughout his career.
To quote him:
"Music is a magical thing. It has a power to affect people's lives in ways that nothing else can. It's something that is universal and transcends language and culture."
"I think that music has the power to bring people together. It's a universal language that can unite people from different backgrounds and beliefs."
"The great thing about music is that it's an escape from reality. You can lose yourself in a song and forget about your troubles for a little while."
"When you write a song or create a piece of music, it's like capturing lightning in a bottle. There's something magical about taking an idea and turning it into a tangible piece of art that can move people."
"Music has the power to evoke emotions like nothing else. It can make you laugh, cry, or feel joy and nostalgia. That's the magic of music."
"I believe that music has a healing power. It can provide comfort and solace during difficult times and bring joy and celebration during happy moments."
"Music is a journey of self-discovery. When you create music, you often discover things about yourself that you didn't know were there."
"The beauty of music is that there are no rules. You can create whatever you want, and there's no right or wrong way to do it. It's all about expressing yourself and letting your imagination run wild."
"Music has the ability to inspire change. It can be a powerful tool for conveying important messages and raising awareness about social and political issues."
"The magic of music is that it can transport you to different times and places. A single song can bring back memories or make you feel like you're in a completely different world."
Through his music, Paul McCartney has touched the hearts of millions, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music and culture. His melodies have become the soundtrack of countless lives, and his songwriting continues to inspire generations of musicians and listeners alike.
Here's his latest take on music. Watch it now! It'll certainly be a thrill.
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To quote him:
"Music is a magical thing. It has a power to affect people's lives in ways that nothing else can. It's something that is universal and transcends language and culture."
"I think that music has the power to bring people together. It's a universal language that can unite people from different backgrounds and beliefs."
"The great thing about music is that it's an escape from reality. You can lose yourself in a song and forget about your troubles for a little while."
"When you write a song or create a piece of music, it's like capturing lightning in a bottle. There's something magical about taking an idea and turning it into a tangible piece of art that can move people."
"Music has the power to evoke emotions like nothing else. It can make you laugh, cry, or feel joy and nostalgia. That's the magic of music."
"I believe that music has a healing power. It can provide comfort and solace during difficult times and bring joy and celebration during happy moments."
"Music is a journey of self-discovery. When you create music, you often discover things about yourself that you didn't know were there."
"The beauty of music is that there are no rules. You can create whatever you want, and there's no right or wrong way to do it. It's all about expressing yourself and letting your imagination run wild."
"Music has the ability to inspire change. It can be a powerful tool for conveying important messages and raising awareness about social and political issues."
"The magic of music is that it can transport you to different times and places. A single song can bring back memories or make you feel like you're in a completely different world."
Through his music, Paul McCartney has touched the hearts of millions, leaving an indelible mark on the world of music and culture. His melodies have become the soundtrack of countless lives, and his songwriting continues to inspire generations of musicians and listeners alike.
Here's his latest take on music. Watch it now! It'll certainly be a thrill.
To see more videos about The Beatles, subscribe to Beatlemaniacs Anonymous now: ua-cam.com/channels/3eW1UA2OWGhu0Uyj9gfI_Q.html
Also, check out these pages:
Facebook: BeatlemaniacsAnonymous/
Twitter: eBeatlemaniac
Reddit: www.reddit.com/user/Rutlemaniac
Plus, check out The Beatles on Amazon:
The Beatles: amzn.to/2XDUuFP
John Lennon: amzn.to/31qcjL0
Paul McCartney: amzn.to/2F5lpDv
George Harrison: amzn.to/2MDKHi4
Ringo Starr: amzn.to/2F0Vg8E
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Find out how Paul Goresh became John Lennon's walking partner and unofficial photographer, leading to the only photo of the ex-Beatle with his killer and the last pictures ever of John alive. This video presents Paul Goresh's poignant recollections of what actually transpired on the fateful day of John Lennon's tragic, untimely death and the months leading up to it. On the morning of December 8...
I think Brian took his life because he was from a wealthy Jewish family. Being gay wasn’t an option
I don’t think he committed suicide for being or not being wealthy or poor or Jewish or Christian or gay. These factors had nothing to do with his death. He had terrible depression his entire life that, when mixed with drugs, developed into an addiction that needed to be fed with more and more pills. This caused him to overdose. Thanks for watching the video.
CAN'T BUY FREE LOVE by APOLOGETIX a great Beatles parody
I will check it out. Thanks for watching the video.
Crazy act. They'll never amount to anything.
Lol. Thanks for watching the video.
Considering the recording was completely live with only a trio (no rhythm guitar) and the vocalist playing bass, there was nothing "unpolished" about this performance!
I so agree. I love this song and I love the way Paul sang it. Thank you for watching the video.
And Ahmet Ertegun as a fly on the wall. 😊
LOL, thanks for watching the video.
Elvis would have loved this. Paul used to be his favorite Beatle, and Paul LOVES Elvis.
It’s karma that Paul did this. Good karma. Thanks for watching the video.
John Lennon never forgot his humble start in Liverpool. A decent and kind man by nature. Got caught up in the Beatle thing, and was pulled into its vortex. Very very sad. RIP John. God bless.
Yes, very, very sad all around. Thanks for watching the video.
For context, Paar was ridiculing the Beatles as a novelty. This was no talent search endorsement.
Yes, that just makes the clip all the more ironic. Thanks for watching the video.
Well Parr was dead wrong, wasn’t he?
@@moorlock2003 Absolutely, you said it!!!!!!
truth is much stranger than fiction. Loved John
Yes, so true. Thanks for watching the video.
Lennon actor doesn't even try British accent.
I know, I know. His accent is quite pathetic. LOL. Thanks for watching the video.
When Brian epstein passed away 😢 I had a premonition that the Beatles weren't gonna be around very much longer 😢 it's sad 😔 that Brian epstein died because he got the Beatles were they were the greatest when they broke 💔 up the world 🌎 wasn't the same again without the Beatles
I so agree. The Beatles were four very talented, very young guys when they broke up. They needed an adult in the room to keep them cohesive. When they broke up, I think the whole world just thought we wouldn't see the likes of them ever again. At least, as John Lennon once said, we still have their canon of songs to keep us warm at night. Thanks for watching the video.
Is there a full length movie?
@timstephaniefrenette7658 Its from a show called Star Stories. Its from the Heather Mills mccartney episode its on youtube
Yes, what @aarphotos5 said below. I just love how they play up the stereotypes of the Beatles for laughs. Again, thanks for watching the video.
He had a relaxing voice. 🕯
He was good for them. Thanks for watching the video.
So sad..yet so very true. Having grown up during this time. It doesn't surprise me at all... Just so sad. They were the greatest. Everything unraveled from there. 😢 Understood about Paul trying to lead ahead as had the business head. But all of their individual lives took really hard turns in marriage and life. The maharishi as John said rightly was an idiot after Brian passed.As Paul states in the video. The structure was gone.
Yes, they were very young, and although very intelligent, they weren't emotionally mature enough to pull through all the dynamic that eventually broke them up as a band. Thanks for watching the video.
Oasis All Around The World at the start 😂😂
Lol, thanks for watching the video.
Is there a full length movie?
@@timstephaniefrenette7658 LOL, no but I wish there was. Thanks for watching the video.
Wow! So very exciting ❤
Yes, I thought it was pretty cool to see all these greats in one room. Thanks for watching the video.
I met Scotty Moore in Detroit. He was selling autographed pictures of him on stage in the 50's. Scotty way in the foreground of the photo and waaay in the background a tiny little Elvis. The caption on the photo said SCOTTY MOORE (and friend) lol. He was a very nice man.
That's so cool. I would have loved meeting him. Thanks for the story, and thanks for watching the video.
John Lennon caused his own death by what he said at his last interview. The DJ asked him where he was living & his reply should of been, "I live within the world." this way, Mark could of never of found John & he would still be alive today. But, he didn't, his reply was "I live in the Dakota Bldg. When Mark heard that he was on his way up to NYC to murder John. Bought a 1 way ticket & a pistol or unless he already had one, got John to sign his latest album, went back later & emptied the entire gun into John's back, his last words were "I'm shot." then died right there & Mark waited for the Police to arrest him so he would be known for the guy who murdered rock star John Lennon & actually the book had nothing to do with him at all-Catcher In The Rye. So now Mark David Chapman spends the rest of his life in prison 44 yrs by this October. Mark will be 69 in May & still in prison for the remainder of his life. He is a well known creep for what he did, George caused his own death too, by smoking his life away. On his album Dark Horse u can hear how raspy his voice is from smoking which later killed him, now, only Paul & Ringo R left behind as the 2 surviving Beatles.
I see what you’re saying but what John did was not cause his own death. That piece of shit murderer is all to blame. John was just living his life. As for George, well, some smokers win the gene lottery and most don’t. Either way, we lost two wonderful human beings who, yes, had flaws but changed the world for the better. Aren’t we all flawed in some way? Thanks for watching the video.
I think this guy would have ended up killing John if Chapman didn't
Thanks for watching the video.
And that’s why we love Paul ❤
Yes, and we love sooooooooooo much! Thanks for watching the video.
Wonderful to see the great Scotty Moore in action.
All greats in one room. Thanks for watching the video.
Every single beatle wanted to be elvis.
True, but together they were bigger than Elvis. Thanks for watching the video.
Smarmy. And guess how many folks remember Jack Parr 61 years on now, compared to John, Paul, George and Ringo.
So true. But it’s interesting to see what the grownups thought of the Beatles before they were world famous. Thanks for watching the video.
Exactly. As a talk show host he is barely remembered.
2nd Degree??
Perhaps. Thanks for watching the video.
How sad!
Yes, very sad. It was such a senseless act that wrecked the world. Thanks for watching the video.
😀
Thanks for watching the video.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for watching the video.
Oh, just made so sad I cried for Paul, the same way I cried for John,,.. yes, they are reunited again,😢
Me too. Thanks for watching the video.
When your stalker photographs your stalker
Essentially, yes. Remember, back in the day, that type of fan was the norm. People freaked out when they saw John Lennon in the flesh. They weren’t considered stalkers. It’s only after that piece of crap murdered John Lennon did we start to think of ardent fans as stalkers. In any case, Paul Goresh paid a huge cosmic price for getting closer to John Lennon than any other fan alive at the time. Thanks for watching the video.
Yes Paul. But did you ever tell him you're not an electrical repair man?
LMAO! Good question! Thanks for watching the video.
This, while speaking of a tragedy over time, also speaks of a friendship built in the short time it had!! Paul Goresh was a good friend and had the esteem of J. Lennon... And now they're together in a double fantasy! ❤🙏
I could not have said it any better than you just did. Very poetic. Thanks for watching the video.
❤ Paul is a musical 🎶 genius. Period❣️
I couldn’t agree with you more. Thanks for watching the video.
What a story that made history. Greetings from Brazil.
Yes I found it so interesting too. Everyone knows about the photo of John Lennon and his killer, but nobody knows about the story behind it. Thanks for watching the video.
Wow! My mind was blown watching this. Two worlds coming together here and all parties respected each other so much for what they brought to rock and roll.
I feel the same way. All professionals. But the look on Paul's face when they messed up the intro twice. Priceless. Anyway, thanks for watching the video.
@@BeatlemaniacsAnonymous It’s true. I felt so nervous for the other guys when Paul responded like that haha. Imagine if you messed up in front of Paul Mc Cartney?? Luckily they had a good laugh and continued on. The song sounded amazing!!!
Another wonderful video. Brian was the one who brought them to the top. The dynamics of the band changed after his passing. Had he lived there may not have been so much quarreling within the group.
Thank you so much. And thanks for watching the video.
This is the best video I have seen on John's last day. Thank you for putting this together.
Wow, thank you! That’s so nice. Thanks for watching the video.
Your welcome! @@BeatlemaniacsAnonymous
I guess Bill did not realize that the Penny Lane and Strawberry FF single was double A sided. Penny Lane was a number one hit and SFF made it to number 8. Hey Jude was the A side because as John stated, "Hey Jude was Paul's masterpiece", and it stayed at number one longer than any other Beatle's song (9 weeks). Bill tries to make it sound as if John was treated unfairly because he prefers John's songs and believes they should have both have been A sides (one was). As much as I love SFF and Revolution, I love Penny Lane and Hey Jude just a little bit more. Apparently, many other people did, too.
I totally agree with you. But I prefer SFF. Thanks for watching the video.
I read : "the only photo of the ex-Beatle with his killer" but on the picture above, it's Paul Goresh, not Chapman
Yes, that’s why I changed the title of the video on UA-cam. Thanks for watching the video.
It's really an unusual story. He was obsessed, and probably should have been arrested, but ended up befriending Lennon. He ended up shooting a cover for an icon from off the street. John really was an every man sort of person. Probably ended up causing his end since there was little or no protection.
I totally agree with you. In hindsight, John Lennon should have had a team of bodyguards surrounding him. Thanks for watching the video.
Raw and unpolished. I see that as a dig against Paul. He did a nice job. Elvis wasn't any better.
I also think Paul did a great job. I love his voice on all his records, even the latest. Thanks for watching the video.
I saw this Paar episode when it first aired. Cut out from this particular clip was something he said about Ringo. I remember it like it was yesterday because of the cruel nature of the barb. Paar said mockingly... "Get a load of the drummer".
Cool that you saw it in real time. Well, Ringo is still alive and kicking enjoying the good life. So, he gets the last laugh. Thanks for watching the video.
me too
Im sure Julian sees thus and just say WTF
He probably has a few stalkers of his own. Thanks for watching the video.
❤ My. Heart ❤️ Gos. Out to the Beatles But the Bible says for God so loved the world 🌍 that he gave his only begotten son whosoever believe in him should not perish That's all I am. Going to say
I grew up not far from John and a stones throw from Paul, im 55 now and I obviously never knew them ( I've got a auntie and in-laws that watched The Beatles many times in there Cavern days live) it's funny but I met my wife and moved in with her closer to her parents which is right around the corner from were Ringo lived. Maybe my next move is to buy a house were George grew up😂😂😂, highly unlikely seeing as were on course to buy a house in spain
Very cool. Thanks for watching the video.
This is old 1980 information now we know that the nurses said Lennon was shot from the front. That means a second shooter shot the fatal shots that killed Lennon.
Interesting. Who knows what happened that day. The only thing we can be certain of is that we lost an irreplaceable human being and musician. Thanks for watching the video.
@@BeatlemaniacsAnonymous We know what the nurses said and we know that Chapman couldn’t have fired the fatal shots. Only a professional could do that kind of damage to Lennon’s body not some out of work janitor.
@@panchovilla7235 Quite true.
STALKER, REPULSIVE STALKERS
Remember, back in the day, that type of fan was the norm. People freaked out when they saw John Lennon in the flesh. They weren’t considered stalkers. It’s only after that piece of crap murdered John Lennon did we start to think of ardent fans as stalkers. In any case, Paul Goresh paid a huge cosmic price for getting closer to John Lennon than any other fan alive at the time. Thanks for watching the video.
Goresh was first and foremost a stalker. He was also a pop memorabilia collector who bought and sold Beatles memorabilia as a business. He was stalking John as a business venture. As my forthcoming book on Lennon's assassination will reveal, there is far more to Paul Goresh than meets the eye.
When your book comes out, let me know. Thanks for watching the video.
In the Bible means jude means judus
Interesting. Thanks for watching the video.
With hindsight Lennon was a bit lax in regards to security, Goresh was a bit of a stalker himself, he could easily have harmed Lennon, the nerve of the guy to lie his way into his living room, You wouldn't have got past the gate at Graceland, I guess after 10 years as a Beatle he at least got 10 years in N.Y thinking he was safe and free to walk in public.
So true and so unfortunate. Thanks for watching the video.