::Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

[Bluebird]

it IS because John was shot. many people know him now like you know that JFK was murdered. and for they always write 'ex-Beatles John Lennon' those people always think 'Beatles? wasn't that the band John Lennon was a member of?' so they only know him as a group-member.

That´s so true!

Yeah, this be called HISTORY...John Lennon as well as THE BEATLES are entries in a lot of encyclopedias...

But I think it is a realistic conclusion..

Too much sad fact. Realistic indeed, but a fact that happened...

Destiny Obversation!

[kapoo]

Unfortunately I don't own a copy of Pepper right now (my disk is too scratched! but, I was debating with a fellow fan what song ends in John repeating the line "never do see any other way/never do see any other way/never do see...." What song is that after? And is it on Pepper?

[HeyJude]

Unfortunately I don't own a copy of Pepper right now (my disk is too scratched! but, I was debating with a fellow fan what song ends in John repeating the line "never do see any other way/never do see any other way/never do see...." What song is that after? And is it on Pepper?

That's after A Day In THe Life. I heard that on LPs you could only hear it if the record player didn't have certain dunnowhat, cos it's on the very last tracks of the LP. My CD version doesn't have it either.

[Ram1]

Still a great dazzler...not quite the masterpiece so many thought it was at the time,
ED

Well I don't know about that. I think Sgt. Pepper is still considered by most people, myself included, a magnificent masterpiece. Abbey Road is actually my favorite Beatles record, but NO band has ever equaled Pepper. Been a lot of knock-offs, but they're just that....knock-offs.

[Steve-o]

Unfortunately I don't own a copy of Pepper right now (my disk is too scratched! but, I was debating with a fellow fan what song ends in John repeating the line "never do see any other way/never do see any other way/never do see...." What song is that after? And is it on Pepper?

I have it on the "Rarities" LP, released in 1980. It says: "Not actually a song, this is merely several seconds of laughing and gibberish that appeared as the tail end of the SPLHCB album in other countries, but was never released before in the US."

[Bluebird]

Sgt. pepper as I think is the biggest album in the history of Music is and will always be my most dearly darling, and it´s like a gold-medal in the whole myth of the fab four. I see Sgt. pepper as a family member of mine.

[dsnito]

Play that backward and you get a shock!


ED

One more PID clue?? I just can't do it 'cos it may damage my precious turntable...it turns on when I pick up the needle to the vinyl, but...what's up playing backward??

[Bluebird]

Play that backward and you get a shock!


ED

One more PID clue?? I just can't do it 'cos it may damage my precious turntable...it turns on when I pick up the needle to the vinyl, but...what's up playing backward??

As I have read in one of my many beatles books, it has something to do with the "Dead mystery of Paul" I came back when I get the precisly words.