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Wow that's a tough question for me. I guess it would have to be "PS I Love You". Why? Not sure but I never get tired of hearing that song. Then again it may be because of the fact that I'm 53 and I still haven't nailed down the beat....as far as Ringo playing the rim-click pattern on the snare.
Not sure of the name, possibly Rock and Roll Music.
Also like Fool on the Hill.
(still tickles me they covered a Buck Owens song - this sort of added to Buck's outcast reputation among his peers)
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How about re-naming this thread to..."What is your favorite BEATLES album?? That would be easy.... WHITE!! Althouth there are alot of good songs. Good thread. The Beatles had a big affect on alotta posters I'm sure.
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Wow that's a tough question for me. I guess it would have to be "PS I Love You". Why? Not sure but I never get tired of hearing that song. Then again it may be because of the fact that I'm 53 and I still haven't nailed down the beat....as far as Ringo playing the rim-click pattern on the snare.
Hate to pop your balloon but that's Andy White, session drummer, on "PS I love you", ddruman. Ringo was not originally on drums on the first versions of that song and "Love me do", because George Martin didn't like him either (the Beatles had already fired Pete Best because Martin said so). The single finally came out (with a little bit of prompting from the rest of the Beatles) with Ringo on "Love me do", but the session drummer on "Ps I love you". http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/musi...58,00.html#bio
My favourite Beatles song changes all the time, depending on my mood at the time I am asked. I am like Dennis I like them all except Revolution #9 from the white album, but my favourites are and have been:
"I'm a loser"
"In my life"
"Love me Do"
"I Feel Fine"
"She loves you"
"Cant buy me love"
"I should have known better"
"Norweigan Wood"
"Taxman"
"Across the universe"
The whole White album (except above) I wore out 3 of them before I got the CD
"Because"
"Here comes the Sun"
"Revolution" (both versions)
"Carry that weight" (My guitar lessons)
"Strawberry Fields Forever"
"She came in through the Bathroom window"
and my current fave
"You've Got to Hide Your Love Away"
Never will there be another band that good in my lifetime.
I always get a tear in my eye when I hear "Free as a Bird"... what could have been...
Last edited by Ringo Fonebone; Jan 7, 2006 at 08:20 PM.
haha - The Bee Gee's are alright (they can get on your nerves quickly), and Acca Dacca are great for laugh, and if you get a chance to see them live, take it, nothing short of brilliant.
But no person or group have surpassed The Beatles for sheer diversity and brilliance in my opinion.
Don't know if anyone ever will....
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