Wonderful interview

[james1985]

With Peter Doggett, who wrote You Never Give Me Your Money. He's got a book on Bowie out now

[chris]

what a great, great interview. i've heard a few things there that i didn't know.

it's funny. i (maybe we all do) romanticize the post-beatles relationship a bit. choosing not to think about them not getting along. i agree that any reunion of any sort would not have...could not have... really added anything to their legend. i'm probably the only one here that is genuinely glad they didn't reunite. i think fate allowed them to slpit with (musical) dignity intact.

the idea of a white album demo sounds intriguing. how much beatle stuff is still out there unheard? and is it of releasable quality?

[mr h atom]

loved this !

thanks...so many interesting thoughts and ideas...some similar to ones many of us have had and/or debated

we ain't so dumb after all

nice post/link, thanks, james

[blmeanie]

When was the interview done? Seems the Harrison movie recently released sounds like Olivia did what he thought she would never do (disclaimer- I haven't had the opportunity to see the movie yet) in discussing/revealing all the marital secrets good and bad.