DARK SHADOWS
Give My Regards To Broad Street, a motion picture written by, and starring, Paul McCartney, opens across America in October, closes across America by November. George Harrison decides to concentrate on a career as a film producer, retires from the music business.
DARK SHADOWS
JULIAN LENNON Valotte (Atlantic)
Mitchell Cohen
Give My Regards To Broad Street, a motion picture written by, and starring, Paul McCartney, opens across America in October, closes across America by November.
George Harrison decides to concentrate on a career as a film producer, retires from the music business. Nobody seems to notice.
Ringo Starr, unable to get a U.S. record deal, appears in the miniseries Princess Daisy, and hosts Saturday Night Live on the fourth anniversary of John Lennon’s assassination.
Valotte, by Julian Lennon, stands as the nation’s #18 LP, 18 notches above that of his aforementioned Uncle Paul (who, it is recalled, wrote "Hey Jude” for the tyke, then only five years old). Julian was born when “From Me To You” was #1 in England.
It was twenty (two) years ago today...
The public’s attitude towards the Beatles becomes stranger as time rolls on. Try to play a friendly game of Trivial Pursuit: you will be bombarded with Beatle questions. Can’t escape the damned subject. Genus Edition, Baby Boomer, Silver Screen, all probing for nuggets of information re the Fab Four. I mean, I used to play my Beatles records instead of studying.