Grammy Tribute to Beatles on Feb 8

by **Ram1** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 2:49 pm

Did anybody see the interview by Pat O'Brien with Yoko on Access Hollywood the other day? He interviewed her after the Grammy's. She had a silver-looking guitar pick around her neck. O'Brien asked her if it was a pick of John's, and she said "no comment." I wonder what's up with that.

by **Grillo** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 2:56 pm

quote:Originally posted by Ram1
Plus, Yesterday WAS the song he played on that guitar on ES in '65.

YES, terday rules! what a piece of song eh!

by **Ram1** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 3:05 pm

quote:Originally posted by Grillo
quote:Originally posted by Ram1
Plus, Yesterday WAS the song he played on that guitar on ES in '65.

YES, terday rules! what a piece of song eh!

Erm...delayed reaction there, Grillo? LOL

by **Grillo** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 4:21 pm

quote:Originally posted by Ram1
quote:Originally posted by Grillo
quote:Originally posted by Ram1
Plus, Yesterday WAS the song he played on that guitar on ES in '65.

YES, terday rules! what a piece of song eh!

Erm...delayed reaction there, Grillo? LOL

Yes, it took me years to discover what a great song Yesterday was.

by **unclekevin** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 4:25 pm

i never liked the song yesterday, but i think that they should have played A Hard Days Night without sting or dave matthews, 2 over-rated musicians. i mean this is a tribute to the BEATLES.....how about a real all star tribute with chuck beery on guitar backed up by eric clapton with neil pert on drums and leon russell on bass. they should have brought out the heavy weights not the second stringers. musicians today should pay royalities to the beatles.

by **Ram1** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 4:27 pm

quote:Originally posted by unclekevin
i never liked the song yesterday, but i think that they should have played A Hard Days Night without sting or dave matthews, 2 over-rated musicians. i mean this is a tribute to the BEATLES.....how about a real all star tribute with chuck beery on guitar backed up by eric clapton with neil pert on drums and leon russell on bass. they should have brought out the heavy weights not the second stringers. musicians today should pay royalities to the beatles.

WAD on all fronts, Uncle Kev!!!!

by **Steve-o** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 4:42 pm

quote:Originally posted by Ram1
Did anybody see the interview by Pat O'Brien with Yoko on Access Hollywood the other day? He interviewed her after the Grammy's. She had a silver-looking guitar pick around her neck. O'Brien asked her if it was a pick of John's, and she said "no comment." I wonder what's up with that.
It's probably doubles as a razor blade to cut her "stuff" when she's out clubbin'. Aint she sweet?[:D]

by **Ram1** » Thu Feb 12, 2004 4:46 pm

quote:Originally posted by Steve-o
It's probably doubles as a razor blade to cut her "stuff" when she's out clubbin'. Aint she sweet?[:D]

CHOKE!!

by **theDingle** » Sun Feb 15, 2004 2:56 am

The highlight for me was discovering black steel guitar player Robert Randolph (& the Family Band) as he played during that Funk segment. DAY-um he was good! Never heard of him before, but he just stupified me.

Steel guitar in a Funk segment? Yeppers, it worked and I shall get that CD. A world class moment in a normally lame awards show.

Grammy Tribute to Beatles on Feb 8

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