The Beatles Backyard

[Karl Henning]

Karl, have you seen the documentary on the making of this album? Fascinating stuff: I fell in love with Goldie Hawn when I watched it. It's here:

Thanks, Alan, I hadn't. I hope I did not seem to short-change Goldie Hawn. I really enjoyed "A Louche Day's Night."

[Karl Henning]

Karl, have you seen the documentary on the making of this album? Fascinating stuff: I fell in love with Goldie Hawn when I watched it. It's here:

Just finished watching. Fab!

[Karl Henning]

And, returning briefly to the theme of Beatles songs I didn't know were Beatles songs as I heard them on easy-listening radio as a child: The line "you know I believe, and how" sets my solar plexus ringing. 

[Karl Henning]

And, as Tom Hanks so trenchantly observes: In the End, the lunch you take is equal to the lunch you make. 

[Elgarian Redux]

Just finished watching. Fab!

Hoorah!

[Karl Henning]

Maiden-listen Mondays! Let It Be, Naked

[Karl Henning]

A curiosity viewing for me:

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I would say Revolver and Abbey Road for first-time listeners. I think Yellow Submarine and Hey Jude are very good albums.

[Karl Henning]

I would say Revolver and Abbey Road for first-time listeners. I think Yellow Submarine and Hey Jude are very good albums.

Agreed on all points.

[San Antone]

A curiosity viewing for me:

I'd say start with Rubber Soul.  If that one gets you interested, keep going for the next 3.  If you are still interested, go back to the beginning through Help! - and then pick up with the White Album and going through to the end.

Also, regarding Yellow Submarine, I skip all the instrumental soundtrack stuff and only listen to the actual songs, which are pretty good.