Thursday, March 6, 2008

The Beatles I'm a loser




Here's a group that had some songs on the charts a few decades back. One of my favorite Beatles songs, written in the main by John Winston Lennon, RIP and gone way too soon, and performed in Paris in 1965.

9 comments:

  1. After today I feel like a loser. It has nothing to do with love. Thank you for reminding me what a loser I am . I hope you had a much better day

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  2. Thanks doug for sharing this rare vid. It is not one of the usual Beatles vids that is dragged out. The image on this vid is how a lot of fans remember them. I used to love the cartoons that were made from this era. I know they never used the real voices but I loved the way the toon ringo laughed. I even nick named one of my kids George cause he kinda looks like the toon version of George. I Would say I am a bit of a fan. Those early songs always seem to be happy songs even Looser and Elenor Rigby... Ok Thanks again >>> cheers Rod

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  3. Fred--I've been where you're at, trust me. And I hope you have much better days in the near future.

    Rod--I liked the Beatles cartoon series as well. This song was on the radio at work today and it just felt so good hearing it again i wanted to share it.

    My best to you both, doug

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  4. no doubt a great tune...good live version. Some of the best Beatle tunes are their flip side songs.

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  5. Mine too. Judging by the way the French girls are screaming in the video, I would hazard a guess they found Paul more to their liking.

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  6. Mine as well. But judging by the screams of delight when he first sang, it seems the young French ladies were more attracted to Paul. (Excuse me, Sir Paul.)

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  7. Finally got around to listening - Cheers Doug Great clip - Beatles for Sale is a wonderful album.

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  8. You said it, Ian. It's soberingthat you'd think by 1965 John Lennon was a guy on top of the world, but he still felt this way inside--like so many do sometimes. Listen to "Working Class Hero" again sometime--he nails that sense of normal despondency. He also knew elation, of course. I think that's why his stuff doesn't get old.

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