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Ringo is looking fabulous.

James Paul McCartney died in car crash on September 11 1966 and was replaced by William (Billy), This is the truth no matter what!

That little wiggle in her voice is what makes it so unmistakable when she sings so iconic you don't need to ask who's singing she had a fabulous voice

Love this music in my days

Glad David Mason lived long enough to talk about his involvement in one of the Beatles' most memorable recordings.

Rest in peace, Sheila.

Why would you be that disrespectful and send a 👎. even if you don't like the clip of the greatest song ever about Normandy.heres the only finger all the haters get Fae me🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

Steve Flynn here, I very stupidly hit thumbs down by mistake, should of pressed thumbs up 1 million times.THis wonderful man is a proper hero to us all today.the absolute most important man alive and with us. the reason we are able to be here with friends and family.the reason we can live today.its such a slap in the face to all the heroes past and present the Jim's of this world 🌎 that sum persist in ,,, still fighting for the good coz... Thanks to all the heroes but most of all massive thank you to Jim Radcliffe and best wishes to all his family and friends....

Im writing a research paper..what was the reporters named in this video?

Fabulous: Wall of sound Dusty!

so strong and clean, and such pitch wow

I am crazy in love with this song.

Thank you lads❤❤...

Her voice...wow

I hope wherever she's at, she's having fun!

I was fortunate to be in the audience 10 years ago tonight. Not a dry eye in house RIP Jim

On this, the 80th anniversary, Thank You and Rest easy, sir. Your watch is over. ❤️😔 May those of us who remain do half as well.

now d-day 80th anniversary

I (in Begium) was listening to radio Luxemburg, in my bed, my parents did not know it, aroud midnight, and they say on radio luxemburg, Elvis is dead, i was 10 or 11 years ols than.

My dad was fortunate enough to know this amazing man, they attended the same folk club

If I was mixing this, at this stage I’d mix your AI processed lead vocals with the unprocessed stems from the source as backing and see what happens. Hearing a bit of an uncanny valley on those whose sound is iconic, that could mitigate that perception.

Awesome mix! I can hear you took the 60’s hard pan approach for the backing instruments and vocals. If I were doing this mix, I would align it with a more double tracked slightly narrower crossfed soundstage, the backing vocal chorus would totally be 60/60 (or breaking into 3 channels) as if it was emanating around Nancy. I think the (fugel?) horn in the right channel is too hot with lost detail, it could go back by around 3db.

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It’s so beautiful. Thank you, Mr. Mason!

You did a wonderful job. Thank you so much for the emotion you brought to this song.

Did we learn nothing from WW2, Yes what's with world now!!

John was the best always!!

What a great story

600 dollars is what 27 pounds and 10 shillings in 1967 would be worth today

Sheila really rocked that song She's Leaving Home, something to be really proud of........

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Remember this from my 1950s childhood

Doris was a really good looking girl !!

Fascinating. Thank you!

Oh yes

The progressive rock band Van der Graaf Generator with Pete Hammill covered this instrumental masterfully. This original version by George Martin is also a stunning piece of work.

Today, when Paul plays this song in his concerts, the piccolo trumpet part is played by his keyboardist, Wix Wickens - who does an outstanding job trying to recreate that original sound. ruclips.net/video/x-53leNAh30/видео.html The solo starts at 1:07

This was fantastic...Great Upload!!!

She belongs to History and to us now, having part in the Beatles titanic work!

Whose here 2024..i ❤ this song

I forgot cagoules existed until just now.

I'm impressed David !

Brilliant 😊

David Mason was my brass ensemble coach at the RCM. A beautiful person with such amazing stories....inspirational in every way, really miss him

This song was my 'crush' song. When I hear the intro, I become really emotional because I miss my childhood so much. To go back there is all I would ask if it were possible. I'd just want to stay there....I can only listen to songs from the 60s for so long before I have to stop. I just want to go to sleep and when I wake up, I'll be in my dad's greenhouse in the makeshift bed in our old oval tin bathtub that was lined with sacks and the smell of Jeye's Fluid....I used to wish to be grown up back then so I wouldn't have to go to school, I'd have money of my own (had no idea about jobs/wages back then) but my dad used to say 'you'll miss these days when they're gone...' my mind would think 'no I won't'.....Dad, you were so right! Can I come back, now?

The only possibility for a 1930s recording to sound good in stereo, would be if it was an experimental stereo. Or that it was recorded with 2 mikes at the same time. Mono is generally the ONLY way to go.

Sheila was gorgeous at 83. Harp music 🎵🎶 is therapeutic for my Hospice patients and for the harpist as well.❤Let light 🕯️🕊️🌹 perpetual shine upon Sheila.🤩😍😻💖🎧🎼💜😃💛🌟❣️❤️💌🌻✨💛💙🙏

Suzi then, now, tomorrow.😊

15 when this came out I believe. Lol

This must surely be one of the shortest number 1 singles