Myself I respect this man very much as he got the life I wish I had People called him for doing this or that, he didn't have to fight for position Voormann just swam into the right direction effortlessly like a buddist master
Brian was much closer to the boys than you Klaus Voormann!!!!!! when Brian died, John himself said it was the beginning of the end....and they would have continue with him 100%!!!! cause he was their historic manager and the closest to the group so shut up Voormann, you’re just another bass player !!!!! and btw Paul really liked Brian...we love you Brian!! RIP..
chill bro, klaus knew the beatles so well, he was close to them and especially george and john so i’m sure he knows a bit more about how they all felt about his management than you, or any of us do. klaus himself was also managed by brian for 2/3 years and so spent quite a lot of time with him, i think he knows what he’s talking about. as for calling him “opportunistic”, i fail to see what you mean. klaus has always said he was lucky to meet the beatles, but (and correctly) believes in his own ability enough that he knows that his job opportunities were based off his talent, not just bc they were friends
@bb soni Klaus wasn’t just a friend to the Beatles (before fame came knocking), he was also a contemporary of theirs, both musically and artistically. Klaus, is clearly just telling the truth from his privileged position near the front row. It’s no secret that Mr Epstein made enormous blunders that cost the band millions. Regardless of that, the band still loved him. They love Klaus too.
Myself I respect this man very much as he got the life I wish I had
People called him for doing this or that, he didn't have to fight for position
Voormann just swam into the right direction effortlessly like a buddist master
Brian was much closer to the boys than you Klaus Voormann!!!!!! when Brian died, John himself said it was the beginning of the end....and they would have continue with him 100%!!!! cause he was their historic manager and the closest to the group so shut up Voormann, you’re just another bass player !!!!! and btw Paul really liked Brian...we love you Brian!! RIP..
chill bro, klaus knew the beatles so well, he was close to them and especially george and john so i’m sure he knows a bit more about how they all felt about his management than you, or any of us do. klaus himself was also managed by brian for 2/3 years and so spent quite a lot of time with him, i think he knows what he’s talking about. as for calling him “opportunistic”, i fail to see what you mean. klaus has always said he was lucky to meet the beatles, but (and correctly) believes in his own ability enough that he knows that his job opportunities were based off his talent, not just bc they were friends
@bb soni Klaus wasn’t just a friend to the Beatles (before fame came knocking), he was also a contemporary of theirs, both musically and artistically. Klaus, is clearly just telling the truth from his privileged position near the front row. It’s no secret that Mr Epstein made enormous blunders that cost the band millions. Regardless of that, the band still loved him. They love Klaus too.
Calm down. It's only Klaus's opinion and he knew all the Beatles, intimately, so what he says must carry some weight.
@@lydiarodgers - Well put.
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