Favorite British Composer, Diner Edition

[Beorn]

 0:)

[snyprrr]

FAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLL

Jeff Lynne

[Beorn]

FAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLL

Jeff Lynne

It's cool how you called your own fail.

[Gurn Blanston]

Thank god, one I can vote in!   Lennon, of course. He was a minor god. 0:)

[Beorn]

Ringo wrote?  Who knew.

"Don't Pass Me By"

[Beorn]

Thank god, one I can vote in!   Lennon, of course. He was a minor god. 0:)

His lyrics were better, but Macca wrote all the hits.

[DavidW]

Lennon, even though he seemed to think that he was a god.

[Sergeant Rock]

Lennon, for In My Life...but these ain't bad either:

I Am the Walrus
Strawberry Fields Forever
If I Fell
Revolution
Norwegian Wood
A Hard Day's Night
Come Together
Dear Prudence
Help!
Nowhere Man
Please Please Me
All You Need Is Love (not true, but hey, it's the thought that counts    )

[Elgarian]

Mike Oldfield (on his best days)


But also, there isn't a dud in Sarge's list.

[Sergeant Rock]

Mike Oldfield (on his best days)

Mrs. Rock agrees.

Sarge

[Szykneij]

Mike Oldfield (on his best days)

Hard to believe his musical roots were here --



(I suggest these weren't his best days.)

[springrite]

I voted for John. We all know that in these non-blue-hair music, the lyrics make the hits.

[Dancing Divertimentian]

Paul with his Beatles contributions very nearly equals John for his Beatles contributions.

Post-Beatles John was a one-hit wonder (Imagine). But Paul strung together many hits (not least Jet).

So, Paul.

[Szykneij]

Paul with his Beatles contributions very nearly equals John for his Beatles contributions.

Post-Beatles John was a one-hit wonder (Imagine). But Paul strung together many hits (not least Jet).

So, Paul.

I agree. Of course, post-Beatles John had the "Oh, No!" handicap.

[Elgarian]

(I suggest these weren't his best days.)

I won't argue with that!