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It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:27 pm
by RobB
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Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:44 pm
by alx5962
the beginning of the end

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:12 pm
by sound world
RobB wrote:Image
And,don't tell us,you were there,RobB?? :mrgreen:

Best (and last) gig they ever did.I love the way that 'Let it be' (the film) ends,after all the studio squabblings and substandard renditions,with the gig on the roof where they put it all together at last.

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:45 pm
by RobB
sound world wrote:And,don't tell us,you were there,RobB?? :mrgreen:
If you look closely at the rooftop to the right of Macca's head......... 8) :wink:

And here is some footage to watch.

1. http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ea6ZcfJspcI

2. http://youtube.com/watch?v=xINfAYiWVhU

3. http://youtube.com/watch?v=pd8JYA4MvlQ

Incidentally gang, you might be interested to learn that Mr Dave Soundworld Esq makes an appearance in the second link, at approx 0:47 .......or was it 1:40 ? :mrgreen:

I love the beginning of the third linked footage ......where John Lennon is needing to have the lyrics to 'Dig A Pony' to be held up for him. :wink:

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 4:37 pm
by sound world
RobB wrote:

Incidentally gang, you might be interested to learn that Mr Dave Soundworld Esq makes an appearance in the second link, at approx 0:47 .......
Yes,I endorse those sentiments entirely.Extraordinary to think I was only 10 years old at the time. :wink:
RobB wrote: or was it 1:40 ? :mrgreen:
Yes,I endorse......... :mrgreen: Priceless.I think posterity has proved her wrong. :lol:

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 6:26 pm
by RobB
sound world wrote:Yes,I endorse those sentiments entirely.Extraordinary to think I was only 10 years old at the time. :wink:
Oi,we can't both be 10 year olds at the time (January 1969) ?
One of us is being economical with their adding up...........and sure ain't me. :mrgreen:
sound world wrote:Yes,I endorse......... :mrgreen: Priceless.I think posterity has proved her wrong. :lol:
:mrgreen:
There is perhaps a serious side to these members of the public giving their views. There's been a lot of annoyance from Beatle fans about why the Let It Be film hasn't been released on DVD and one possible reason is that the people interviewed (or more likely their descendants in a couple of cases) are probably proving untraceable And without their permission,the film can't be released in its original format.

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:37 pm
by picsou
And now's the right time to have a repeat! But who could do that? Stina? :lol:

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:55 pm
by RobB
picsou wrote:And now's the right time to have a repeat! But who could do that? Stina? :lol:
The Bootleg Beatles wanted to recreate the concert on the same rooftop today but owing to 'health & safety' regulations,the various authorities,including the police,wouldn't allow it. :(

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2009 10:22 pm
by sound world
RobB wrote: Oi,we can't both be 10 year olds at the time (January 1969) ?
One of us is being economical with their adding up...........and sure ain't me. :mrgreen:
I was born in February,RobB.Work it out. :mrgreen:

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 9:35 am
by RobB
sound world wrote:
RobB wrote: Oi,we can't both be 10 year olds at the time (January 1969) ?
One of us is being economical with their adding up...........and sure ain't me. :mrgreen:
I was born in February,RobB.Work it out. :mrgreen:
yeah,but February of which year? 1931?, 32?, 33? ..... :wink:

Seriously though I thought you were a year older than you actually are so you're right,we would have both been the same age in late January 1969. :)

In fact,we will always be the same age in terms of years for 18 days each year. 8)

Re: It was forty years ago this lunchtime!

Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 2:08 pm
by blue
Ah, the beards and shaggy coats period. Love it. ^

I can actually remember when the news broke that they'd split up. I was only three, but I remember my parents and various friends of theirs in the living room discussing it, completely traumatised. I thought it was thrilling. :D