Peter Asher Remembers More

Hello everyone and welcome back to The Beatles Forever. Today we will continue with Pete Asher and his remembrances on the Beatles and his time in the music business. It has been a neat look at the Beatles from a different perspective.
Let us see what else we can find out.

[@lotushealingsanctuary]

Fool on the Hill 💖

[@fredfox3851]

Thank you for presenting this series of Peter Asher's memories. His sister Jane was a quite the looker.
Speaking of lookers, I'm looking forward to your next installment. : )

[@thebeatlesforever]

You're very welcome

[@christineleblond7777]

I love Every Little Thing song.

[@thebeatlesforever]

Me too it is neat sounding song.

[@angiethebeatlesgirl228]

Hello Mam
I am really enjoying you going over Peter Asher‘s book
I am so glad to hear that he likes the song Good Morning Good Morning
Most people like to diss that song, but it is one of my favorite songs from the Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club band album
I understand John not liking it, because he is the best singer and songwriter that has ever existed and for that reason, there were times when he was not satisfied with his own work
However, I don’t understand what other people don’t like about it but like I said, I am very happy that Peter Asher likes it
Anyways, thank you for going over this book and please know that even though I don’t always comment on your videos, I really enjoy them and you always get a thumbs up
Now because I am a big John Lennon fan. I really enjoyed the recent videos that you did on Julia Beird’s Imagine This book and I hope that in the future you could go over Pete Shotton’s book about John
Take care God bless you and since I can’t see, I will hear you on the next video

[@thebeatlesforever]

Thank you so much for your comments. I am glad you are enjoying the videos. I always liked Good Morning, Good Morning too.
Thank you for the Pete Shotton suggestion. I will look into that one it sounds like a good idea.

[@user-iv5gy3rc2b]

I always liked Good Morning, Good Morning. John could write good songs but he was a lousy critic.

[@ronsilva516]

Thank you for your work 👍👍🤗😎

[@tubergetrude333]

thank you for your videos , so fascinating to get the back story on anything beatles

[@thebeatlesforever]

Glad you like them!

[@strathman7501]

John and George do both perform on Eleanor Rigby. They sing harmony.

[@user-yv2rj6ns3n]

Great video!👍🏻🍏🍏🍏🍏

[@thebeatlesforever]

Thank you I aqppreciate it.

[@nickmoloney9820]

Fantastic video thank you. Liked and subscribed.

[@thebeatlesforever]

Thank you for liking the video and subscribing I really appreciate it.

[@dankerusmusic3608]

👍👍👍

[@Condon1972]

There’s something about the narrators voice that I love.

[@thebeatlesforever]

Thank you I appreciate it.

[@oojudg3oo]

Yeah, I heard Jimmy Nicole(sp?) had a hard time after that short stint filling in for Ringo. I wonder what it was???
I would have refused. I wouldn't be up to that. They probably treated him like crap too.

[@oojudg3oo]

I heard an interview of Peter Asher about a year ago. It may have been because of that book he wrote, Beatles A to Z.
He came across as an impatient, bloated sob. Highbrow like. I'm also thinking of the upper London class of family house hold he grew up in.
Well...I don't know.

[@heartsource417]

What other Fairy Tales have you written?

[@TheNewSoda]

I will say I understand Paul's constant need to work but I think if Paul waited for Stevie Wonder Ebony and Ivory would have gone down a lot better

[@crystalwaters8852]

Paul not Faul - fake

[@crystalwaters8852]

After 1967 its not Paul but Faul ( as John Lennon named him) different person. Compare the voices/ faces/ heights they are not the same
Devastating but true. Paul died in a car crash 1966. He was replaced by this imposter..

[@allenallen5040]

I’m sorry that you’re so naïve. Lol we all are at someplace in our lives.

[@same2659]

I'm surprised Peter Asher can remember anything.

[@divinodayacap3313]

this seems to be read from a script without much emotion