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@epluribusburnum3082

Жыл бұрын

Sir, do you believe that this is the biological John Lennon? kzread.info/dash/bejne/momgtJqjh7ixlJs.html

@davidwilley3609

Жыл бұрын

Mike somebody just posted like I don’t know how many hours and hours of the Beatles rehearsing for the get back sessions .I’ve been in many bands and when you’re putting a song together or jamming there’s a lot more technicality there’s some good guitar jamming going on good soloing good blues scales .the level of musicianship here is that of an eighth grade band farting around there is no talent on instruments at all I hear nothing the drumming is pathetic the guitar playing in no way sounds even remotely like any of the sounds or solos that George Harrison supposedly did on the recordings . I find it impossible to believe that within several days that it shaped up where they were able to do the songs on the rooftop ? I think that they had musicians coming from some other room and the only thing that was actually happening was the singing ? kzread.info/dash/bejne/a5h7t7Wyo93bpZc.html

@knickertwistcopperby6066

Жыл бұрын

The Sheep Farm boys introduced me to Mike Williams. I watched the original video and it all seemed obvious. However, I still experienced a good deal of cognitive dissonance. It is hard to break out of the Matrix, especially when McCartney keeps doing interviews perpetuating the myth. He likes to stress that he does not know how to 'write' music. He has had more than fifty years to improve his musicianship. The Beatles were a boy band who played other people's material. 'The'y will never be able to come clean about it. Brian Epstein, George Martin, John and George are conveniently dead. I think we will be left with Macca and he will embellish his stories with impunity.

@rikiwakwak

11 ай бұрын

Hey Mike. I had a thought. Its probably nothing, but, you know how in Let It Be, when played backwards, it says "He's Dead" right. Well, what if what he actually did there, was, instead of simply hiding a backwards lyric, its actually, circular in its intent. I.E. "Let It Be, He's Dead" or "He's Dead. Let it Be". Like i said, probably nothing, but, maybe worth a look.

Mike, your exposing of the Beatles' story as false reiterates something my older brother said to me in 2016. He said "Everything you know is wrong." We were both Beatles fans growing up. Hell, our Grandfather actually took my brother to see the Beatles in Memphis when they came. I've gotten over my disappointment about the Beatles. Now I have to get over all the rest of our false reality. Great presentation, as usual. Cheers

Unbelievable that it's been three years since your first epic presentation on this topic, and what a bizarre three years it's been!!!!

Hi Mike, I was watching a vid called Beatles stories, in it there was a clip of Justin Hayward of Moody Blues, getting together with George H. , to relax. Justin told George how much he like I’m only Sleeping, and could we play it. Well George replied I don’t know the chords, so Justin had to teach him. This confirms to me everything you said. Aloha from Kauai

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

I'll check it out!

Mike, I am hooked on your videos (newbie here) and while I was not a Beatles fan, I think I am drawn to this due to the bigger picture. Thank you for your in depth, easily assimilated presentations. I see a number of people like you bringing all the pieces of the lies together, whether it’s the shape of the planet, ETs, super soldiers, clones, hollywierd… many are focusing in their areas and it’s coming together.

Outstanding work, Mike! Thanks for including the clip from our conversation. There's so many red flags in the official Beatles songwriting narrative but, for me, one of the craziest is the fact that they went on tour to promote the "Revolver" album but then didn't play any songs from that album. How crazy is that!? "Revolver" has always been my favourite Beatles album. I'd love to know who actually wrote and played all of that great music.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Hi Cat. Your clip was a highlight! Yes, Revolver is a smoking gun. They didn't learn the songs so they didn't play them. Occam's razor.

@sanguinefan1734

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen the footage of Leonard Bernstein singing the opening bars of the Beatles’ song, “Got To Get You Into My Life”, before proclaiming “that could almost be by Schumann; it’s so expansive and romantic”? It made me wonder if Bernstein's lavish praise for this song was because he had a hand in writing it himself.

@louismcglasson7913

Жыл бұрын

This narrative goes against music history. Musicologists agree that the fab four were musical geniuses.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

@Louis McGlasson And back during the 1960s, 9 out of 10 doctors smoked Camel cigarettes. If you're interested in breaking the conditioning then stop trusting "official" anything. To start understanding the Beatles conspiracy start here: tinyurl.com/ycw57hwb Otherwise, go here: tinyurl.com/2esxcvyy (safe place).

@knickertwistcopperby6066

Жыл бұрын

@supernaturalbeatles Me too! Without a doubt, there are so many good songs. Who wrote them? I have been reluctant to canonise The Beatles. I have said that I hate the way they have been elevated to such a high level. Now I know my instincts were right. What is interesting is that the powers that be MUST keep the myth of The Beatles alive. The British Brainwashing Corporation is currently running a number of daily radio programmes, including plays and documentaries, about the 'Fab Four'. It is in honour of 'their 1963 breakthrough when they first topped the charts'. The Psy Op has to be kept alive for the next generation. These 'anniversaries' pump up the nostalgia factor and give the masses their SOMA.

I've been revisiting the original 'Did the Beatles Write Their Own Music?' video and find it increasingly hard to believe that they did. Listening to a recording of one of their studio sessions, they clowned around so much that I find it hard to believe that they were able to meet many of their very tight deadline schedules. If I were George Martin listening to all of that horseplay, I'd be burying my face in my hands. 😣

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Right. Once you understand how it worked it's easy to see they were not writing the songs or playing on the recordings.

@Junctionist

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Clearly, Rubber Soul is the smoking gun.

@Junctionist

Жыл бұрын

Smoking gun on the grassy knoll ;-)

@epluribusburnum3082

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel I love Love Me Do. But from Love Me Do to Eleanor Rigby is inexplicable

@Rick1234567S

Жыл бұрын

One thing to remember, royalties for songs were worth pennies that no one needed or cared about at the time. For musicologists and Wikipedia the truth is paramount, but back then the image was paramount. Ed Sullivan was king. Screaming girls became a fad when someone paid fans to scream while Frank Sinatra played. Maybe his producer. And to think you could now say the writers were the important part? No. No the lyrics are not what people felt at that time they didn't even understand the symbolism or deeper meanings if they were there. I want to hold your hand. Love love me do. Oh that is some writing skill right there folks. And so we should care who wrote most of that stuff?

When I learned about this about 10 years ago, the connection with the Beatles and Tavistock, it broke my heart. All these songs we grew up with, we’re nothing more than just a social experiment by think tanks working for intelligence agencies and ultimately the governments. Then learning about Crosby stills and Nash and groups like the doors, it just really hit home. I will say one thing, with the situation I grew up with, this music really saved my life. Of course along with Looney Tunes and stand-up comics… Tonight Show, SNL etc. it made life bearable.

@user-fu2mi1nd5l

11 ай бұрын

Just dig the music FORGET THE MYTH BS

@charlestoast4051

6 ай бұрын

@@user-fu2mi1nd5l sure, just keep sleeping, do whatever you want.

@MaryC-co8fm

2 ай бұрын

Looking back, this music helped to destroy my life. Wish it hadn't been. The music (all of it, including Laurel Canyon) pushed drugs, promiscuity, rebellion against religion, family, and country. It helped to ruin a lot of people.

@trickywoo5165

25 күн бұрын

⁠@@MaryC-co8fmit’s just a fact.

Great job as usual Mike. As for the portion about the "Get Back" sessions and "Let it Be Movie" I believe that too is a façade. Let it Be was a "Movie". The Beatles were actors - both on stage and off. A movie has to have conflict - George conveniently leaving the band during the filming of a movie is that conflict. His leaving was nonsense and only fed into the movie plot. Your analysis of "Get Back" includes all of the improbable recording scenes strengthens that theory. We were first shown in the original "Let it Be" movie creating a sad epitaph of a dying rock band. - Almost preparing us for the bands breakup and demise. History is re-written with the release of "Get Back" showing what a happy and enjoyable time it was. Either way I believe it was not organic but loosely scripted movie for consumption - in the same way all their other movies were. Everything about the Beatles was carefully controlled and went according to plan.

Idc if everybody thinks I'm crazy..but Alister Crowley on Sgt Pepper album cover tells me something shady is up.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

You're not crazy.

@fazole

Жыл бұрын

Check out the number 9 blog. Interesting breakdown of all the occult stuff. Pepper is full of it.

@sialatorah

Жыл бұрын

​@@fazole Pepper has aged poorly and was pretty much a product of its time. Basically a montage to hide real Paul's replacement with moustaches and confetti. After that, a long hangover period where both relations and creativity deteriorated up until the end.

@user-fu2mi1nd5l

11 ай бұрын

William is SON OF CROWELY

@johnboeckmann8817

3 ай бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel What do you think kept J P G & R from exposing it , especially when J&G became disgruntled.? 🤔

Thank you Mike for all the time, research & effort you have put into this and all your presentations. Accept no substitute, Mike Williams is the authority on PID/Beatles psy- op! 👍💛🎶

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Very welcome

I listen to Rubber Soul and Revolver recently, these albums are incredible, way beyond anything that anyone else could have done in 66. No musical training, I find it very hard to believe that they could have done this. These albums are so advanced for 4 lads with no formal musical training.

Thank you once again Mike. You are masterful, meticulous, and brilliant. I have been developing presentations for my colleagues at work. I know how much work it is. I appreciate what you have achieved. This is fantastic and brilliant!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 👊

I followed a KZread video on how to play Michelle and I must say the chord structure is rather difficult and complex. I managed to get it down but I find it hard to believe an average musician could not only play it but compose it, especially in the time they had to record Rubber Soul.

Hey Mike, Been looking to this all week. Thanks for your dedication and relentless pursuit of truth!

Thank you for doing these Mike! I have watched the original video at least 3 or 4 times since you first released it. Its captivating. I want to say I've seen comments on other videos from a couple deniers here and there that call it "the Mike Williams narrative" which makes you sound much more grand. The Beatles were nothing more than 4 mediocre musicians who thanks to their special ties to the elite got very rich and famous.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

The Mike Williams narrative? I like it! It makes it easier for folks to find the content. And, thank you for your kind words.

@darrylmoore127

Ай бұрын

​@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel I am a Bass player 45 years , Agree with You 100 % , Before finding You had a lot of Talks with my wife about them . I like the songs but Most Definitely NOT a deluded fan who thinks they wrote All the songs , their writing drastically Continued to Increase , no way ! THANK YOU MIKE For Doing This !

Brilliant work Mike, with each presentation the Beatles Psychological Operations does become clearer as you uncover more and more. Thank you for your valuable time and effort in exposing the deception.

Great show, Mike!! I Always appreciate & enjoy your research! Top notch!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Mike Williams is one of the most intriguing musicians i had the pleasure to encounter,his two albums "Hollow Moon" and "Leaving Dystopia" are an inspiration to me,plus his tracks here and there ,"Billy Pepper", and the instrumental covers that he gets involved at the end of his presentations,Magical Mystery Tour,God by John Lennon,and he puts those PERFECT instrumental licks!!! A PSYCHEDELIC JOURNEY with Mr. Williams indeed! And then Cait's Supernatural Beatles arrived....adding that extra psychedelia aura to this darkest rabbit's hole of them all! Thank you!

Three years already? Damn, Mike…time flies. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada 🍁

@401xyz

5 ай бұрын

Hello Ottawa, Salut!

I never hear it come up, but that Moon Unit Zappa song 'Valley Girl' that came out in 1982 changed American English. It seemed everyone was putting the word LIKE before every sentence after 1982.

Your research and presentation are brilliant, masterful, compelling. Kudos!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

2 ай бұрын

Thank you kindly!

Keith Richards recently stated in an interview that he doesn't "write" his songs however they just come to him magically out of nowhere....

@multiverser9585

Жыл бұрын

Before They Make Me Run could have been written by Elvis Costello. Imagine the song in Elvis Costello's voice backed by The Attractions and appearing on the album Trust or This Year's Model. It fits.

@davinasquirrel7672

Жыл бұрын

"nowhere" being the music 'machine'.

@fazole

Жыл бұрын

Keith has said that several times. Occultism features automatic writing. Robert Plant said that Stairway to Heaven came to him through automatic writing; he wasn't aware he was doing it until done. This is also a key practice of Thelema religion of which Jimmy Page is a longstanding member

@user-fu2mi1nd5l

11 ай бұрын

@@multiverser9585 NAH The lyrics in that song are all about KEITH Cmon man

@olofstroander7745

9 ай бұрын

@@multiverser9585 But who wrote Elvis Costellos songs then? Were they also written by someone else? Talented people write their own songs. It's as simple as that.

As per ALWAYS...GREAT JOB,SAGE !!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening

Hello Mike. I make this comment with the utmost respect. The detail and effort you put into this is incredible! I'll start off by saying I have little doubt that The Beatles were a product of engineering, likely by Tavistock, to a large degree. I do not disagree with that whatsoever. And you do an excellent job of presenting this theory as fully plausible. I have little doubt that GM was a FM and was crucial with regards to their development and engineering. GM had ties to the C of London as well as working on projects with people who were FM. Fully on board here. You make an excellent case with Rubber Soul being written and recorded by outside people. Really great job and it's hard to ignore and discount your thorough investigative work with all of this. I do disagree with something from the video, however. Notably the things that have to do with Paul. His statement about them saying they were not good musicians is presented here, but with regards to Paul, and his PR type of personality, he wasn't going to say John, George and Ringo aren't good musicians but that he was. Which was the basic truth of the matter. His saying that was being the person he was, which was to be diplomatic about these things. Paul was an EXCELLENT musician, by far the best rounded musician in the band, even before his alleged death in 1966. He was an excellent bass player and piano player...and guitar player up to the 1966 point. He wasn't GM level on piano obviously, but he could play, as shown in videos prior to 1966 and the fact that he played piano in Hamburg. I just wanted to point this out. Making a comment like that he wasn't about to single out the other three as being subpar to himself, which is the truth. He lumped it as a general statement for that very reason. I will add, I am also not sold whatsoever on Paul being killed off. And whether he was or he wasn't, doesn't really matter with regards to the excellent work you are doing with the Tavistock engineering subject matter. I think that takes away some of the legitimacy of the far more important topic of social engineering and mass psychological programming that likely did happen with the Beatles. In my opinion, the pid thing is far more likely to be symbolic and a subverted mass initiation into ancient mysteries and particularly FM, and specifically Paul - not the other three, than being literal. I do have some very good theories regarding what I believe was happening here with regards to this if you are interested in hearing. Once again, great job with this video!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Hi Gregory. Thanks for the thoughtful comment. It's greatly appreciated. But we will need to agree to disagree. It's speculation about Paul being tactful with his comment about being limited as a group and not all that good musically, in order to avoid implicating his bandmates as lesser musicians. We have George Martin commenting on a number of occasions, telling us they were not great musicians (he thought their music was "rubbish"). He didn't say it was "rubbish," except for the bass playing. We also have the Norman Smith article from 1971, essentially reiterating Martin's assessment. What I didn't include in this presentation (but was in the April 2020 video) was Quincy Jones from a SPIN magazine interview a few years back calling the Beatles "no playing m-fers," and he specifically called out McCartney and Ringo. And, I seriously doubt he was referring to Billy, who was a studio musician. And, contrary to popular myth, Quincy never retracted his statement. Most of the footage we see (and hear) of the lads playing "live" (where most people conclude JPM was a great bass player) is either a backing track (smaller venues) or post production enhanced (large venues) to buff up the audio/visual for public consumption. Even the "Live at the BBC" recordings weren't live. They were pre-recorded with retakes and overdubs. Martin did all the keyboard work between 1962 and 1966, regardless of the official narrative song credits. There is no evidence JPM was even an average piano player (could he bang out piano chords? Maybe, but that doesn't cut it in the studio, especially when you have George Martin). The other issue is that JPM could not read music. When George Martin convened the recording sessions, sheet music was handed out. That's how it works, unless one is a guitar virtuoso like Glen Campbell. Jimmy Page had to teach himself to read music in order to be a session player (he started session work at 17). With their touring/live gigs, vocal recording sessions, films, and holiday schedule (after the tours), we have to ask: when exactly was JPM in the studio recording bass lines? Like Bernard Purdie said about Ringo, "the man made his money playing live" ... substitute the word "man" for "band," and "his" with "their," and that's how it went down. My 2 cents. Thank you again for your thoughtful comment.

@cptgunn

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel You're welcome Mike! I will check out your other videos as well.

Another winer Mike, thanks for doing the work cause this is important to understand!!!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Hi Mike, when you talked about the boys just singing the lyrics on their LPs/45s, leads me to think that this was why so many songs recorded to LPs, 45s or to the media of the times. In order for the finish time of the recording to match the time stamped on the label, could be why sometimes we could hear a single vocal, or vocals after the end of the tune, so faint we can't even understand what it is we're listening too... Or we might just hear a guitar playing in the background, or drums, or whatever. Sometimes so faint, it could even be part of a different tune all together... I hope I made sense... Great Broadcast Mike...

How do you go from "we're not all that good musically" in 1966 to Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band masterpiece just one year later?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

How do you say that after releasing Revolver?

@markc5771

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Let me make an addendum. I see your point and I'm not trying to misdirect when I say that there is a creative leap from Revolver to Sgt Peppers that's "greater than the sum of the leap itself." Sgt Peppers on an abstract scale was head and shoulders above Revolver. I do believe Revolver is a fantastic piece of work. So "we're not good musically" and Revolver in the context of that statement makes absolutely no sense

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Right. That's my point 👍

@multiverser9585

Жыл бұрын

And the Sgt. Pepper album crushed the egos of Brian Wilson and others, including the producer of The Hollies, who had a breakdown and said it was so brilliant it was pointless to stay in the business.

@jeffmeredith2100

5 ай бұрын

Or I want to hold your hand to she said I know what it's like to be dead I mean whoa.......

I'll check out some of the other links you've posted.

Excellent!!!!! The clips by CAT, and ALAN WATT at the close of your video are priceless!!! THANK YOU!!!!

Thank you, Mike. And all the way at the end there very good to hear Alan Watt, whom God love, 1965--2021/March 4 (dark days).

Excellent video

Thanks, Mike. I've followed you for some years now. My path is quite similar: Musician loving the Beatles, their music and composition abilities, for decades working on becoming a song writer myself, in the hope to spread the same joy I felt by listening to them. My point is that in a world of truth and honesty, there is no room for these false idols and all the misery that is created with imposible goals and the following trauma. These supernatural stars do not elevate us, but cement our place as herd to be managed. Ps. I'm also like the Beach Boys music a lot. What is your take on Brian Wilson as the genious songwriter he is portrayed as?

@jrb4935

Жыл бұрын

I heard that the Beach Boys did not play instruments at all on Pet Sounds.

@jonasrmb01

Жыл бұрын

@@jrb4935 yeah that's well known that brian hired session musicians for the record

I like this channel because it is informative and honest. I don't believe the Beatles were this super group that could do it all. The fantasy is wonderful and the Cinderella story is beautiful too but we need to come back to reality. We have been lied to and taken for a ride with too much. No way these guys wrote all these songs and played on all of them. I wonder about Vox, Hofner, Ludwig and Rickenbacker. What were their roles in this too? If it wasn't for the Beatles, these companies would have went under.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

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Hi Mike. Your research is astonishing! The other day I met with an older friend of mine who like me is a musician, my friend is about 8 years older than me, I’m born in 1965. For years our glue was the Beatles . I remember giving my friend the CD’s of Anthology. Anyway, we’re both bass players, and we could spend a lot of time discussing the Lads , and in particular, Billy. Now, my friend has absolutely no idea about Billy. I brought up another issue , or as it is called “Conspiracy theory. My friend cut me off mid sentence, and said , “STOP!”I don’t want to hear about anything negative! I Felt bad, so I apologized, and I changed the subject. And as we know, this Beatles stuff is just the tip of the iceberg. 😩

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

It's no different than not wanting to hear Santa Clause is not real. It's a cult mentality that I was a part of as well... but now? The dream is over 😎

Mike, I’ve seen a bunch of your stuff, but this is astonishing research and so well constructed. I think anyone viewing this with an open mind, and not a “Beatle Fanatic”, this settles what many of us have suspected for a long time. The Beatles were in fact, frauds. I can remember listening to Rubber Soul and Revolver thinking to myself as a teenager: “How did these four young guys go from simple, sophomoric, bubble gum pop to this incredible stuff in just a couple of years time, seemingly out of nowhere ?” Well, now we know. Everything is a rich man’s trick. Thanks Mike and keep up the fabulous work!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. Most folks who want to debate with me steer clear of the research because, in their hearts, they don't want their bubble popped. They want to believe. So they dance around the research in order to cling to the myth.

@timetowakeup6302

9 ай бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel I can see that in some of the comments. Going along with what you just said, A lot of people don’t want to accept that any of their lives and belief systems in general, have been one giant lie after another, and admit that they’ve been conned. Sadly, that’s not the case in our wicked world. There’s nothing but lies and deception. I’m reminded of a quote, I believe it’s by Mark Twain: “It’s easier to fool people, than it is to convince them that they’ve been fooled”. How true!

Hi Mike. Interesting video. I've always suspected that The Beatles albums were too good when compared to their live recordings. One thing I would like to correct though, is that in the video you posted claiming Olivia Harrison calls McCartney "Billy", she is actually saying "babes ". You can even hear the "s" at the end.

FWIW my opinion is that your approach is like a writer wanting credit and royalties. When I was young and paying attention at that time the spirit of the times was that we were not going to live forever, neither did we think in terms of royalties in the future when life was so exciting every day, we thought of now not the future. Often it seems like we were excited when someone was listed as being in the studio and expected that often people were in the studio or on a track and not mentioned. The casual attitude of Ringo towards the writers reflects the attitude of this as a production and anyone who pays attention to these things, recognizes that they had partial songs at the end of albums to finish the time and all sorts of tricks and gimmicks went in by producers. Alan Parsons as sound engineer, made Dark Side of the Moon, not Pink Floyd. Truth be known what he brought made that album what it is but no one says that album is by Alan Parsons. Alan Parson also did Abbey Road. Do you see what I am saying? Go back to mono and Phil Spector. The genre of his type of music made it popular. The special effects. And the Beatles albums were laden with special effects. Maybe we pictured Paul and John as geniuses in some way but not orchestral geniuses. Maybe some we gave to John as being somehow special in the way things were arranged. The opinion of Ringo merely shows what I am saying that we as fans and the musicians themselves were not dissecting the process and John clearly states similar in the interviews regarding the myth, like the man the myth the legend, all of which including art work and marketing schemes and mystery all made it what it was. Paul is dead. As an example. Was there some sort of intervention or attempt to social engineer underway I am sure it was. The times they were a changing and still today it is quite obvious. The cultural revolution changed the world. The pot and trips to India changed the way young people behaved and thought as they followed their idols. Antidisestablishmentarianism. Is a very long buzz word. Thanks for taking the time to put this all together. It is very interesting. Let me make a wild assed guess as to a writer. Eric Woolfson Arriving in London 1963 maybe he sold them some songs. They would have been complete songs and maybe he was not to disclose that.Only someone like that would have a list of songs to sell. From an interview "Incidentally, the APP was never a ‘band’ in the conventional sense. The idea was to make recordings much as Kubrick of Hitchcock made movies, where the production values were the key rather than star actors. I thought at the time that many others would follow in our footsteps but this didn’t happen and though the Project consisted officially of Alan and myself, we did use guest musicians and there is a misconception that there was an actual band." You see a production and that is what had impact in society. And Phil Spector is often credited with being the first to use production to improve the music. It's there. Just before the Beatles and during. "Between 1960 and 1965 he placed 24 records in the Top 40, many of them classics."

This is genius. Love the last clips especially about social engineering.

A Masterpiece!👍

Awesome presentation

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

The late Davey Jones said in an interview in one of his last years: The Monkees were not the world's first manufactured pop music band, The Beatles were.

@michaelohare3157

3 ай бұрын

Yea... errr I dont think he was there. He may have heard rumours but thats about it.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Carol Kaye, bassist for the Wrecking Crew and who also played on Pet Sounds, played on some Beatles recordings. And Glen Campbell was also a studio musician with the Wrecking Crew and played guitar on Pet Sounds. Who knows if he played on any Beatle albums?

@njhdreams2415

Жыл бұрын

I bought Carol's book - and I emailed her to ask her that very question. She said she never played on any Beatles songs - she was only based in L.A. She said in the email she thought the Beatles played on their own songs . . . she either has done no research, or she's keeping the mythos alive. I even asked her about Bernard Purdie. She said he did not play on Beatles songs. . . oh, well!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

@NJH Dreams It's possible Carol may not have played on Beatles tracks but she must know they did not play on all their recorded tracks. Being LA-based doesn't mean much. Bernard told us they shipped the tapes over to the US to be worked on. The process was not inhibited by geography. Carol (and all the others) have to stay quiet. For two reasons, 1) I'm sure they signed non-disclosure agreements, and 2) opening up (like Bernard) would be the kiss of death. The machine (and fans) would harass her to no end (Bernard received death threats).

@njhdreams2415

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Yes, I agree with you completely, Mike. I know what she said is not what she really "knows." BTW, I sent you a link to a Beatles press conference at the Indiana State Fair back in '64. During the press conference, Ringo's right eye was going completely wonky. In fact, one of the commenters mentioned it. Then I saw another time - I can't remember where - but his right eye was again wonky. He always wore sunglasses, perhaps to hide his fake eye? Your thoughts?

A lot of work to put these presentations together…thanks…I realize the vast amount of effort put forth to publish these under your banner. Even more astounding than the fictional Beatle story is watching people defend the fictional Beatle story as true. They can’t take the leap forward to desecrate their belief system…they won’t. And the reason they won’t….just look at the extent of the coverup…and it continues to this day. Relentless. Thanks for the other side that is being covered up.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

This is why it's an individual journey first and foremost. Most people are completely under the spell and will never break the conditioning.

@DeA-ln1vu

Жыл бұрын

As with the other topics we have been duped with. I think it’s because man is basically good, so we cannot comprehend the levels of deception. It’s hard hearing about more & more & more of our so called reality is just a lie. Then, what is reality?

Mike your a old soul this info is like falling off a log for you, great stuff...

OMG , a thought at the end: possible connexion between Odorno and Joyce's Finnegan's Wake? Film, music, art AND literature???

The off-hand comment "We're not all that good musically" probably raised some hackles at Tavistock. Possibly this kind of admission helped get JPM offed. It was by any reasoning a dangerous admission that could threaten the myth that at least two of these four guys were seen by the fawning public to be songwriting geniuses. Enough for JPM to terminally fall out with Tavistock? Dunno....

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Ай бұрын

I believe that his comment was not part of the Tavistock script and was repeated twice in just two months in 1966.

@logotrikes

Ай бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Sounds very plausible Mike...

well done Mike. stay cool buddy 😎

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Mike, one final comment on your excellent presentation. Do you think all the session musicians and the songwriters were paid well with signing NDAs? Seems one way to seal lips. Bernard Purdy obviously was not concerned if he had signed off on his work.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

They were well paid and if they said anything work would dry up. Bernard was the exception and he told us he received death threats.

@davinasquirrel7672

Жыл бұрын

The music industry, like the film/TV industries, pretty much closed shops. So as Mike says, the work would dry up (not just dry up, shrivel up and disappear into the dust - you wouldn't work again).

@davinasquirrel7672

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel I see that Bernard Purdie is still alive - unreal! With many of that age falling off the perch in the last three years. You know what I mean.

Hey Mike great show. I just subscribed to your Channel I looked at a lot of your videos and it is interesting. I have a question. the interview with Philip Norman talking about the Beatles George Harrison, I looked on KZread for the full interview and couldn't find it anywhere I have a question will you have a video talking more on George Harrison and his involvement with the group. because I believe he knew a lot. are you making any videos about him coming soon?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

10 ай бұрын

The link to the full interview should be in the description box.

Thanks Mike

Mike not sure if you addressed this or if it's implied. I was thinking about the pre-recorded instrumental tracks for Rubber Soul. Based on how few takes were needed to create the final recording there must have been well developed "scratch" vocals for the Beatles to learn from. The vocal melodies and harmonies are too complex/good to have left this to be decided/worked out starting Oct 11/12. Cheers.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

8 ай бұрын

Yes. There had to guide vocals.

Great job Mike!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

There's film footage of the Beatles working on various new songs with acoustic guitars while they were on retreat in India with the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, it's on KZread.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Mark, did you actually watch the presentation or are you doing an end run based on the title of the video?

@markhill4700

Жыл бұрын

no, I watched the whole video, I went to your video to reply to your comment@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

OK, great. Thanks for watching.

@markhill4700

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Mike, I really enjoyed your video it's food for thought, I've been studying music theory using the internet this past year , they would have to have some knowlege of music theory to write much of their material. I do have an open mind about this would like to see more of your work.

Fabulous presentation Mike, really well done (although I still have yet to get to the final 50 minutes). The Bernard Purdie interview is the final nail in the fairytale coffin. "There were four drummers, and Ringo wasn't one of them". LOL I believe you are right with your assessment (in other presentations), the images of them in the studio was them learning to play the songs on instruments. That other elephant in the room being, 'greatest band in the world, but we don't see them actually play during the recording sessions'. Funny that.

@thomasventiquattroii7249

Жыл бұрын

BOOM! Yes, the Bernard Purdie interview does, indeed, put the final nail in the "fairytale" coffin! Good call! Mike's expertly constructed presentation of his diligent research leaves absolutely no doubt regarding the manufactured nature of EVERYTHING that relates to the Beatles.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

2 ай бұрын

@christocello7731 Wrong. You're repeating uninformed congregation talking points. Bernard drummed on 21 Beatles tracks and also fixed some Tony Sheridan tracks. Bernard Purdie - Legendary Drummer Discusses Fixing (Drumming On) 21 Beatle Tracks kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYClzc1qZJeZdMY.html

Wow, I had absolutely no idea! I was a huge fan when I was a teen, what a bunch of frauds! But after the last 3 years, having fallen down the rabbit hole, I can't say that I'm surprised, slightly disappointed for my younger self, but not surprised. When you learn everything you've been told is a lie, indeed... Is there any comparison photos of Paul and Billy?

@GT380man

10 ай бұрын

This is fascinating. Only just realised it’s also by Mike Williams. I read a lot & it’s extremely diverse material. Mostly not about music. kzread.info/dash/bejne/hKKf3NSBl9ieqrA.html

@simonmarner8079

7 ай бұрын

I guess the fact is that anything is believable by the credulous.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

7 ай бұрын

@simonmarner8079 If anyone is credulous it is the legion of idol worshippers like yourself that bought the fairy tale hook, line, and sinker. Start here: tinyurl.com/3xkhkw25 (Paul Is Dead - Playlist) and here: tinyurl.com/bde8t475 (Did The Beatles Write All Their Own Music - Playlist)

I'm sure there was an interview somewhere with John Denver or another Americam musician where he said he was jamming with George Harrison when the latter came over to the States, and Denver suggested playing some tunes off of Revolver and Harrison didn't know how to play them or what the chords were.

I guess the OP didn't notice in the Get Back documentary when McCartney wrote the new song "Get Back" from scratch and taught it to the band while the film was rolling.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

5 ай бұрын

@paulsholar9356 And Santa Clause can squeeze down a chimney. Get Back was a reality TV show for the gullible. Start here 👉The GET BACK Discussions - FULL COMPILATION: kzread.info/dash/bejne/onZl2rSQntCvg5M.html and Paul McCartney Admits 14 Songs for Let It Be in 30 Days was Impossible 😎 Rubber Soul anyone? kzread.info/dash/bejne/YnqiuLGNna7Vobg.html

This is fun to catch up on. Somewhere I heard a very compelling argument along the same lines about Bob Dylan. Given how terrible Dylan is live, there's something interesting there.

Great investigation and presentation as always. Not meaning to be contentious, but I disagree with George Martin over Love Me Do. I think it is a great song, and, if it was written by them (which is the big question, of course) then I think it shows plenty of promise. Had they continued from 'love Me Do' they might not have come up with the sophisticated music with classical music touches that George Martin introduced but it would still have been pretty good on the ear.

Great video Mike! Well produced and thought provoking. However, I have one suggestion. I purchased a copy of the Beatles Complete back in 1988. Since then I must have watched that video over 100 times. My suggestion would be not to recommend that video to your audience or use George Martin quotes from it because about 3/4 of Mr Martin's quotes from that presentation suggests that the Beatles did in fact write their own music which we know is questionable at best.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Of course he does. That's what George did no matter which documentary one is watching. The objective is to recognize when he's slipping in the truth. He even did it when Howard Goodall challenged him. That's the game.

I’d like to ask you, Mike. How do you truly feel about the Beatles knowing these things? It doesn’t harm me. I’m an adult, now. I still have a warm place in my heart for them. Here they were, just boys with big dreams. It really pulls me back into my youth. I think the people who did the writing and playing should get the credit. I’m certain if Paul were asked to explain their complex arrangements, he couldn’t do it. He never could … but does it really matter? I’m with you, brother. I certainly understood the depth and truth of your arguments. Even as a kid, I had my doubts about this Paul guy, but the nostalgia makes me terribly forgiving. How about you?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Here's the problem Jim. The music is good. It's very good. But there was and is an agenda behind it (and it's not pro-humanity). That's how social engineering is done. Make it pleasant so people connect at an emotional level. One of Tavistock's primary tenets is to create emotional attachments because when people operate from emotion it inhibits reasoning and critical thinking. People have emotional ties to bands, artists, celebrities, entertainers, politicians, etc. all of which serve no real meaningful purpose other than to idolize and worship (watch the series American Gods it explains it beautifully). The music and entertainment industry's primary goal is to condition and shape people's minds in order to redefine values, morals, and ethics and steer the masses toward the controllers' one world of everything. The Beatles were (and still are) foundational to Tavistock's parade of pop culture genres to alter people's minds. Look at where we are today after 60 years of music and entertainment (and everything else) pounding away at the mass psyche. The lads may have been boys with big dreams but they also knew, without a doubt, they were involved in an enormous deception. They knew they weren't writing the songs or on the recorded tracks but they kept to the script. It's like Lennon said in the interview; they sold out. Once you sell out, you set yourself up for what is no longer in your control. For me personally, it's sad. Do I prefer the official narrative? Of course. But, I have been at alternative research for a long time and everything, as unfathomable as it seems to many, is connected to a much larger objective that we collectively are not going to benefit from. People need to reject lies and deception no matter how good the lie or deception makes them feel. Thanks for the question.

@roylatekajxam

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel That was your most profound statement.

@knickertwistcopperby6066

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel A brilliant summary!

@logotrikes

11 ай бұрын

​​@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannelMike. Just now happened upon this comment to Jim. Of everything you've narrated or written, this commentary is the most profound summing up, closure even of the Beatles narrative. If only I could write so, and I've tried many times when replying to comments from the faithful. I've gotten reasonably close but never quite close enough. May I point to this reply for any future contretemps with others who are unwilling or unable to see through the psyop smog? May I even lift your commentary? It's that good in my view, and extremely important. You and I have conversed before, but this is the best I've seen from you. It might not matter so much after 60 years or so but people miss the point. The Beatles weren't simply a band producing some often quite wonderful music, they were foremost a tool of the establishment, and folks miss that completely, or are unwilling to see, as we've discovered... I would of course credit you as the originator..

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

11 ай бұрын

Sure. Quote away! Mike

I wondering. Am I misunderstanding what you mean when you say they didn’t play anything from revolver? I have seen videos on KZread where, I believe, they played the songs. Also I think Wikipedia says it was their play list. Can you help me understand what I’m missing?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

They did not play any songs from Revolver during their tour after the release of the album on August 5, 1966. Here's a link. See bullet #5: tinyurl.com/mryfjkjt The reason the article gives for not playing the songs is that they were a "bit too hard to play". It's a ridiculous excuse. The real reason they didn't play them is because they didn't know how to play the songs. Just like Rubber Soul and all their other albums from PPM through Revolver, the lads' job was to sing the songs. The "original" songs they did take out on the road (between 1962 and 1966) were taught to them.

@burrito47108

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel thanks for replying. I figured out my mistake. I was looking at the songs from a different album. 👍🏻

Hi Mike, many thanks for this updated presentation I wish you well for the future time with your family and grandchild enjoy every moment like saying goes times flies when your having take care Keith carrot 🥕🥕🥕🥕 eating Scous er

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Many thanks

Yes! Yes! Yes! xoxo The Clarences

👉 The Esoteric Meaning of April Fools’ Day tinyurl.com/25hmncpt

I always thought the guitar work on their version of “Till There Was You” was extremely well executed in a very traditional fashion. It seemed counter intuitive considering how the lads were being presented. Of course, I just filed this notion away as an early example of how The Beatles consistently blew my mind song after song, album after album.

Where is the full Aug 5th interview? Please give the title, or put it in the description.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

3 ай бұрын

Please see their description box. It's there.

Another awesome piece of work Mike, but please allow me to be devil's advocate for a bit. Although I adhere to the opinion they didn't write most of their songs I find that for some 'events' there are plausible explanations. For example when people ask why did they never play songs from Revolver or Sgt Pepper live?. The usual explanation is b'cos they couldn't reproduce the 'studio tricks' live or have a full orchestra on stage with them. Wouldn't be feasible or practical for many reasons. The other thing I've often wondered about; if George Martin thought they were rubbish and was conscious of the fact that 'LOVE ME DO' was NOT the big hit they were looking for; then why not give them a hit from the get go?

After studying music for 40 years plus. I Know they didn’t write their own music. I doubt they knew what a 251 is , or perfect cadence. You can tell from their songs somebody with ALOT of musical knowledge wrote those songs ! Just take for example the opening lines of Michelle where it kicks off with the tritone substitution there’s no way on earth these young lads wrote this at age 20 ish with no musical training , We’ve often heard they ran all around town cos somebody knew how to play a B7 chord ! Please c, mon folks the complexity of some of these songs are well over grade 8 music theory. Only written down with somebody with a lot of musical knowledge gained after many years learning and playing ie Mr George Martin

@amarshmuseconcepta6197

Жыл бұрын

💥🎯💥

@layne3braysha

Жыл бұрын

I have studied and wrote music for 30 plus years and completely agree.

@markknoxx7164

Жыл бұрын

I always thought the same about the doors as well

@Ted_Selke

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely! They never would have written those lyrics either!

@davinasquirrel7672

Жыл бұрын

@@Ted_Selke On the lyrics, particularly as young 20-something guys. As for the music, way too much variety, esp a short space of time, even for a duo.

I wonder about the "real" bands, though. Cream, CCR; for example. I find it a little odd that John Fogerty is from the SF Bay area but he sang about life on the Mississippi and in the Bayou expertly. Someone mentioned in a PID video that Graham Bond looks a lot like Crowley and Ginger Baker was in his band, the Graham Bond Organisation. Weird connections everywhere.

@user-fu2mi1nd5l

11 ай бұрын

The Crowely bloodline continues with Billy

LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Will say this . Drives me nuts I can’t find the interview but one guy said he played with Beatles in studio and also played ringo theme on hard days night and on help .. I also seen we’re ringo said John and Paul were doing so called rituals for so called selling your soul learned by tony Sheridan . This blew me away and when I watched it . I wanted to post it and I waited a week now I can’t remeber it.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Vic Flick, who was a studio guitarist and member of the George Martin Orchestra, played Ringo's Theme (there was an edisode of Pawn Shop where he came in to sell his Stratocaster guitar and stated this). And there was an article I covered a while back where it stated Tony Sheridan introduced them to the occult.

Better be good, Mike. Got up early for this one. lol. I'm sure it will be, like they all are.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Morning!

If John and Paul didn't write a majority of the songs then who is getting the writing royalties?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

11 ай бұрын

No one knows how the real flow of royalties (or compensation) was/is setup. Everything had to be legally locked down with contracts that no one (in the public) is going to be privy to.

Good video!! Do you think there is any relationship between the K-Pop group BTS and the Beatles? Even though I know that BTS means Bangtan Sonyeondan. But BTS sounds like an acronym for BeaTleS. Not to mention that apparently BTS has already made some references to the Beatles, such as: a performance live similar to the Beatles and BTS has some photos similar to those from the album A Hard Day's Night.

A guy i worked with at one time said he saw the Beatles early days, and said they were rubbish, since that time he never liked them.

It's pretty obvious that Charlie Watts didn't play the drums on "Start Me up", whoever fixed it has rhythm to spare, in the words of Neil Diamond, or his songwriter.....

Wow. Follow that. Conclusive. Who next?

So, you’re saying they were the original boy band. Ok … I still love them and their vocal harmonies. If the original Paul did die, you’d have to admit that his successor handled himself with aplomb. Beatles Mk1 or Mk2, it doesn’t matter. They changed the world. You’re right. “They made you feel good.” Maybe, we needed a little change? Any road, cheers

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

"And if you don't know where you're going, any road will take you there" ~ George Harrison

02:02:00-02:21:00 How records are manufactored...

The Let it Be doc proves this point and just look at the solo careers. As much as I love Lennon, solo? Crude, crude crude.

Do you think someone else wrote the songs for the ghost writers too? I mean how far back do we go?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

7 ай бұрын

Research Tin Pan Alley.

I think you are reading into everything they said absolutes. They didn't write together during holidays and between albums. But that doesn't mean they didn't write things separately. And does any band really think they are the top of the pops as far as musicians? I've seen the Rolling Stones come to a standstill in the presence of old blues performers. Too afraid to pick up their instruments.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

It is absolutes. “We (i.e., Paul, John, Paul and John) don’t write between LPs normally… maybe one or two… then we write a great big batch”, or the only time they need “force” themselves to write songs is when an album (LP) or film comes up, or “we're limited as a group. We're the first to say we're not all that good musically”, or George Harrison being a no show for the Pepper sessions, or Harrison admitting he and Ringo never practiced, or Bernard Purdie stating he drummed on 21 Beatles songs and Ringo didn't play on any of the early recordings, or the *ABSOLUTE* impossibility of the Rubber Soul timeline. These are absolutes. The truth triggers a denial response because it cuts across the conditioning of the official narrative and then the rationizations begin to flow. Take JPM at his word. He told us exactly how it worked.

@knickertwistcopperby6066

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Brilliant!

What I find very odd is that not one person disagree with your opinion . That’s very unlikely. Agree or disagree I’ve never heard a podcast which is opinionated not get push back. Your voice sounds familiar …

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

A couple of reasons 1) there are 16K+ critical thinkers who know the official narrative is nonsense. 2) Very few dissenters can disagree without being crude and belligerent. See my pinned comment under virtually all my uploads. If people cannot conduct themselves as mature adults they get the boot. I have no time for arrested developed behavior. 3) This channel is about questioning the official narrative which means I, along with the channel subscribers (sans the hiding trolls), are well aware of the fictional mainstream story and know it's manufactured. So, regurgitation of the programmed narrative is not useful or productive. The channel is about breaking out of the conditioning versus swimming in it (a pun for Jacques).

Oh who would of known that the spooks at Tavistock were such talented pop song writers and innovators. Rubbish. Tavistok was responsible in part for the Beatlemania Hype though.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Research Tavistock and you'll be whistling a different tune: tinyurl.com/45j5kfd7

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

@Terminal Velocity You're about as uninformed as they come. Instead of getting triggered and rambling with the typical non-thinking nonsense go do some research and learn something in life. Start with Tavistock: tinyurl.com/45j5kfd7

So, The Beatles didn't write all their own songs, and Paul died in 1966 and was replaced by Billy Shears. I'm all ears. I've been lied to about most everything else before.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

13 күн бұрын

The Beatles Conspiracy 101 kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y3iYyLWlY6-1ZbQ.htmlsi=J0zk5YgJs6Z51KRJ

gee alot to do back then to make a vynl disk...

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Works the same way today: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hmyi3K58h5regto.html

Did paul(billy)john,george write any of their solo output do you think?🤔

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

6 ай бұрын

Solo wise it was a combination of songs they penned along with outside songwriters. Listen to Lennon's Some Time in NYC album and ask yourself: is that the same guy that allegedly wrote In My Life, Norwegian Wood, All You Need Is Love, etc. ?

@dougreed2257

6 ай бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel thanks mike,will do! My childhood illusions/memories are shattered after watching your video's,i was a young child in the 60s,but remember the excitment i felt when the beatles were on,how could that happen to a 5/6year old ,it all makes sense now,i'm not ignoring the evidence now but it has absolutely floored me,im beyond gutted and upset.but its there to see!!! I cant unwatch the evidence now,but m8ke this is masdive,absolutely massive,daft question,but did any of them have songwriting ability?i mean,georges "All things musy pass" another childhood treasure😔☹️🥺😢

02:35:00 02:39:00 02:40:00-02:48:51

Id like to know why Ted Kennedy was hanging out with the Beatles in the Bahamas while they were filming help

@donjuan1811

Жыл бұрын

Pootang

How much is true in their Hamburg story? 7-8 hours performing each and every day? No, no way, never!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

15 күн бұрын

Playing hours a night for weeks was designed to improve their performance abilities, not their songwriting skills. Hamburg did not produce any songs. Getting up at 3PM and having to be back at the club by 6PM, a 3-hour window of time, ensured that. The purpose was to prepare them to perform the songs they were taught to play during their Beatlemania phase. Hamburg served as boot camp.

@WolfgangausMuenchen

15 күн бұрын

I am wondering, of how many pieces their repertoire consisted? Being very young men, experience still lacking? Did they play Besame mucho 4 times night 🤔?

01:57:00 01:59:00

Is this going to be a "New version" Michael?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Hi Tonny. It is an addendum and will be a review of the 3 years since I published the big presentation as well as new content that nails down my conclusion that they did *not* write all their own music.

@nowhereman9928

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Oh wow! That'll be amazing! Thanks for your answer! They better go and rewrite "Help!" quickly then, I suppose! :-)

@nowhereman9928

Жыл бұрын

The last one you did, three years ago, was also dated April the first, if I recall correctly ;) Good luck!

@debbieguzzardo3316

Жыл бұрын

It was one huge wake up call to those that had eyes to see and ears to hear I can't wait for more!!

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Yes, April Fool's day which is tied to the Fool card in tarot and Billy as the "fool on the hill".

The problem I have with this theory is that too many people are involved. There is no chance they would all keep silent, none.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

🙄 The typical tired and worn-out "reasoning". You might want to actually watch the presentation. It will help you understand.

@fazole

Жыл бұрын

You should read or listen to the Memoirs of Billy Shears so that you will understand how it works. Everything is related to secret societies and compartmentalization. For example, what do you know about the Bilderbergs, Skuil and Bones, masons etc.?

@SimonThe1st

Жыл бұрын

Am I to assume when it says two replies and there's only one, one is shadow banned? Or has the other one been removed by Mike?

@knickertwistcopperby6066

Жыл бұрын

@kirktingblad6667 The same is said about the moon 'landings' and 9/11,

@user-fu2mi1nd5l

11 ай бұрын

There are a HELL of a lot of "PEOPLE" in this CULT who make sure it's kept "QUIET"

Hi Mike, I am fairly new to the channel and wondered if you had any insight into The Who as part of the British Invasion psyop. I can't find much evidence of Tavistock involvement and there is evidence that Townshend, Entwistle and Daltrey did go to school together. I suspect their original producer Shel Talmy was their original handler but I can't find anything to back that up. Perhaps Kit Lambert later filled that role. How "organic" do you think they were? I am a long time fan of the band and have watched pretty much every live performance that has been captured, some of them (like those on TKAA movie) hundreds of times. Apart from Jimmy Page recording some lead parts on "I Can't Explain" and the obvious (typical for the time) miming on 60s shows like The Smothers Brothers and Top of the Pops, I am convinced they were genuinely playing their instruments. And like you, as a guitar player, I always study these things carefully (much to the chagrin of my wife when we to see what is left of the Who in 2016). Would be interested in any insights you have! Thanks.

@Skycladatdusk78

Жыл бұрын

There's a few lines in Won't Get Fooled Again that deal directly with Billy, "The parting on the left is now parting on the right" / "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss".

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

The entire British Invasion was created by Tavistock (along with every other genre since then). The Who were also very aware of Paul's death and Billy and Keith were good friends.

@newsbender

Жыл бұрын

@@Skycladatdusk78 yes, im aware of that and I have no doubt they are/were in on it.

@newsbender

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel thanks Mike.

@knickertwistcopperby6066

Жыл бұрын

@@Skycladatdusk78 I took that to be an allusion to the whole 'Left/Right' political construct. They are two cheeks of the same arse!

It never ceases to amaze me how much John Lennon sounded like the former Labour prime minister Harold Wilson.

Hi, I randomly found this channel. Question for the creator of the channel: What is your professional background? The tone of the video leads me to believe that you were possibly associated with law enforcement?

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

2 ай бұрын

The Beatles Conspiracy 101 kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y3iYyLWlY6-1ZbQ.htmlsi=J0zk5YgJs6Z51KRJ

@rossthompson7109

2 ай бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel thanks

I think you should listen to the Let it Be Naked CD. it's sounds so much better than the horrible strings Phil Spector threw on the album, George Martin agrees Spector did such a rotten job producing the album that he made sure his name was nowhere on the jacket.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Mark, I have a massive collection of Beatle vinyl including Let It Be Naked.

@markhill4700

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel Which do you perfer Naked or Phil Spector , He's a very scary man.

@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel

Жыл бұрын

Some of what Phil did on LIB was very good but I can appreciate Billy's versions of the songs on Naked as well. It takes time to get used to the Naked mix after hearing the Spector versions since 1970. And yes, Phil was a little off his rocker.

@markhill4700

Жыл бұрын

@@MikeWilliamsPaulIsDeadChannel That's fair

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