Rare audio of this historic meeting between two music legends!!
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@tommyboo219 жыл бұрын
Great effort JLFan!! lol. Of course the audio is Elvis rehearsing the gospel 'I John' with some members of his band backstage in April 1972. But how I wish the meeting between Elvis and the Beatles had been filmed or at least recorded. Of course, Col Parker was there and no way would he allow it.
@Advisorbuggy8 жыл бұрын
in reality it was just the five of them without any audio stuff
@johnlennon1970
8 жыл бұрын
+Utamia PCglitching that's what they tell you.
@mysweetchord446410 жыл бұрын
Cool
@RobinMarkowitzcoolmedia9 жыл бұрын
Wrong song. It was "Mohair Sam." Some say Paul also played "I Feel Fine." Paul was on piano because they had no southpaw guitars or basses. But they mostly chatted and joked around. John and Elvis were huge fans of the film "Dr. Strangelove" and had fun with that. The only slightly tense moment was when John begged Elvis to record again. Elvis had not been in the studio for a non-soundtrack session for almost two years, and John knew it and asked him to make records again. Elvis said "maybe I will. For kicks." It was a sore point as Elvis was trapped in a Hollywood nightmare at the time. He kind of have up. But he came back! Maybe John's words stayed with him, even if he didn't want to hear it then. (Not for a few more years, though.) And it was in a living room. Not so noisy. George went out back with Elvis's guru-hairdresser Larry Gellar to smoke weed almost the whole time and Ringo played pool with some of Elvis's guys downstairs. The two managers chatted and whispered a short distance from Elvis, Paul and John. (And Malcom Evans, Elvis's favorite Beatle guy and mondo Elvis fan. Elvis was also a "fan" of Mal and enjoyed him in the film "Help.") The managers keeping watch seems very unnerving. As for Elvis's unfortunate remarks to the POTUS in December 1970, ALL of Elvis's guys are bewildered because he NEVER, EVER said anything negative about the Beatles on any other occasion, before or after. (Elvis was trying to con a con man. He wanted the *narcotics* badge, dig? Get-out-of-jail-free {Monopoly} card. He did okay. But, to paraphrase Tricky Dick, it was wrong. According to Gellar, Elvis and John later talked on the phone about John's Green Card problems and Elvis told him what he should say in public to please them.)
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Great effort JLFan!! lol. Of course the audio is Elvis rehearsing the gospel 'I John' with some members of his band backstage in April 1972. But how I wish the meeting between Elvis and the Beatles had been filmed or at least recorded. Of course, Col Parker was there and no way would he allow it.
in reality it was just the five of them without any audio stuff
@johnlennon1970
8 жыл бұрын
+Utamia PCglitching that's what they tell you.
Cool
Wrong song. It was "Mohair Sam." Some say Paul also played "I Feel Fine." Paul was on piano because they had no southpaw guitars or basses. But they mostly chatted and joked around. John and Elvis were huge fans of the film "Dr. Strangelove" and had fun with that. The only slightly tense moment was when John begged Elvis to record again. Elvis had not been in the studio for a non-soundtrack session for almost two years, and John knew it and asked him to make records again. Elvis said "maybe I will. For kicks." It was a sore point as Elvis was trapped in a Hollywood nightmare at the time. He kind of have up. But he came back! Maybe John's words stayed with him, even if he didn't want to hear it then. (Not for a few more years, though.) And it was in a living room. Not so noisy. George went out back with Elvis's guru-hairdresser Larry Gellar to smoke weed almost the whole time and Ringo played pool with some of Elvis's guys downstairs. The two managers chatted and whispered a short distance from Elvis, Paul and John. (And Malcom Evans, Elvis's favorite Beatle guy and mondo Elvis fan. Elvis was also a "fan" of Mal and enjoyed him in the film "Help.") The managers keeping watch seems very unnerving. As for Elvis's unfortunate remarks to the POTUS in December 1970, ALL of Elvis's guys are bewildered because he NEVER, EVER said anything negative about the Beatles on any other occasion, before or after. (Elvis was trying to con a con man. He wanted the *narcotics* badge, dig? Get-out-of-jail-free {Monopoly} card. He did okay. But, to paraphrase Tricky Dick, it was wrong. According to Gellar, Elvis and John later talked on the phone about John's Green Card problems and Elvis told him what he should say in public to please them.)