The Beatles anyone?

[rynzco]

karon mag hinay2x nako'g read about nila.. cool man diay ui!

hehehe hala ka padung naka maadik sa beatles,...

let the beatles obsession begin,...

[rObzZz]

i luv thier songs gyud,,,,,

[archnacorda]

Beatle trivia for the day - the world record for the most recorded song is "Yesterday" by Lennon-McCartney. It was written in the home of Paul's girlfriend at that time-Jane Asher, whose brother was a member of the singing group Peter, John and Mary. This was the first Beatle song that had a 4-piece string section accompaniment added by George Martin. Paul composed the song using an upright piano at the attic of Jane Asher's home.

The song took 2 months to complete, long for Beatle standards. Paul had the melody finished but lacked the lyrics, so he tentatively titled it as "Scrambled Eggs". He was thinking that there might be already be a song with the same melody, thus he did not finish it. When he was certain that he had an original tune, that was the time he put in the lyrics. The original first verse went like this...."scrambled eggs....,ohhh baby how I loved your legs....".

Today, everytime Paul performs this song in his concerts, he uses the same Epiphone Texan guitar, although he used a Martin D-12 dreadnought during the original recording. The reason he does this is because he has a contract with Gibson (who owns Epiphone). A replica of Paul's Epiphone Texan, complete with pick scratches is sold by Gibson for over $3000 per. A regular Texan costs over $1000. A portion of the sales goes to the "End the Spread of Landmines" foundation that Paul became active with when he married Heather Mills, whom he later divorced (the settlement was close to $20 million).

The last time Paul performed "Yesterday" using a different guitar was during his "Wings Over America Tour". During that tour, he used an Ovation. In the movie "Give My Regards to Broadstreet" in the '80's, Paul performed a medeley of "Yesterday", "Here There and Everywhere" and "Wanderlust". This was the first and last time that Paul ever recorded a medley. The medley the Beatles performed in the movie "Hard Day's Night" was a remix, not a recording.

John was extremely "disturbed" that the most successful Beatle song was a Paul McCartney tune. During a Rolling Stone interview in the mid 70's, John exclaimed that "Paul probably failed to shag the girl" mentioned in the song. Shag is the British slang for f**ked. The most common chords published for the song starts with F, but the original started with a G.

[luci_fer777]

nindot kaau ang beatles uy. the BEST!!!

[GrEenOCIDE]

trivia time, pila kabuok ug si kinsa ang (mga) lefty/walhon sa beatles?

[zploj]

they will always be the one of the greatest, if not the greatest, band of all time..such a great influence!

[miket07]

Beatle trivia for the day - the world record for the most recorded song is "Yesterday" by Lennon-McCartney. It was written in the home of Paul's girlfriend at that time-Jane Asher, whose brother was a member of the singing group Peter, John and Mary. This was the first Beatle song that had a 4-piece string section accompaniment added by George Martin. Paul composed the song using an upright piano at the attic of Jane Asher's home.

The song took 2 months to complete, long for Beatle standards. Paul had the melody finished but lacked the lyrics, so he tentatively titled it as "Scrambled Eggs". He was thinking that there might be already be a song with the same melody, thus he did not finish it. When he was certain that he had an original tune, that was the time he put in the lyrics. The original first verse went like this...."scrambled eggs....,ohhh baby how I loved your legs....".

Today, everytime Paul performs this song in his concerts, he uses the same Epiphone Texan guitar, although he used a Martin D-12 dreadnought during the original recording. The reason he does this is because he has a contract with Gibson (who owns Epiphone). A replica of Paul's Epiphone Texan, complete with pick scratches is sold by Gibson for over $3000 per. A regular Texan costs over $1000. A portion of the sales goes to the "End the Spread of Landmines" foundation that Paul became active with when he married Heather Mills, whom he later divorced (the settlement was close to $20 million).

The last time Paul performed "Yesterday" using a different guitar was during his "Wings Over America Tour". During that tour, he used an Ovation. In the movie "Give My Regards to Broadstreet" in the '80's, Paul performed a medeley of "Yesterday", "Here There and Everywhere" and "Wanderlust". This was the first and last time that Paul ever recorded a medley. The medley the Beatles performed in the movie "Hard Day's Night" was a remix, not a recording.

John was extremely "disturbed" that the most successful Beatle song was a Paul McCartney tune. During a Rolling Stone interview in the mid 70's, John exclaimed that "Paul probably failed to shag the girl" mentioned in the song. Shag is the British slang for f**ked. The most common chords published for the song starts with F, but the original started with a G.

Yesterday by The Beatles is one of the world's most well-known songs and according to the Guinness Book of Records, the song with the most cover versions.

Paul McCartney has spoken about how the melody came to him in a dream. He was staying in a small attic room in London in 1965, while the band were filming Help!.


He woke up with a tune in his head, he said, and immediately decided to play it.

"I got out of bed, sat at the piano, found G, found F sharp minor 7th - and that leads you through then to B to E minor, and finally back to E. It all leads forward logically.

"I liked the melody a lot, but because I'd dreamed it, I couldn't believe I'd written it. I thought, 'No, I've never written anything like this before.' But I had the tune, which was the most magic thing!"

He was still unsure whether he had merely repeated someone else's song so he played it to anyone who would listen, but no-one could identify it. Many fans have tried to do the same.

[Peenut]

Ako fan ko sa Beatles.
Ilang mga kanta maoy akung kantah0n sa karaoke.

Hey Jude
Hard Days Night
Goodbye Hello
ug uban pa.
Heheheh..kalimut ko

[jaylegend]

i dont believe in beatles i only believe in me and yoko (john lennon from the song GOD) well yup lennon rasad ko bai...but heard a story from a british musicologist na theres this name ambot nakalimot jud ko that he was more more reason of the success sa band... heard the dude in his y101 live interview...but i think its paul and john jud....well who cares their music rocks predicted that their fame is unbeatable....

[NELAR]

we love Beatles songs..