General Chat

Back in the late 60's and early 70's i used to fancy John Lennon.Thinking back now i think i should have chosen George Harrison.Favorite Beatles tune Hey Jude.Whats yours? Annie

Used to think Paul McCartney was the bees knees, and the record l liked best was Nowhere man, l loved the statue of John Lennon at the airport in Liverpool.

Mine's Hey Jude too.

Dianne xx

Paul McCartney and George Harrison. I lived close to what was then known has London Airport (Heathrow) my friend and me walked over there at four in the morning to see them arrive home from America. I stood on the roof of a car and saw both George and Paul getting onto their coach. The year was 1963. Loved hey jude and yesterday.
lynn

My favourite was always George.
I had the great pleasure whilst at university (in 1997) of visiting the Bhaktivedanta Manor he funded in Watford.
What a wonderful place, what wonderful people, what wonderful bullocks, what wonderful food!
Mind you - the best rice pudding I ever tasted was at the Sikh Gudwara temple in Southampton!!
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John Lennon was the love of my life LOL.

I did warm to George later on though...my most ever favourite of his is When My Guitar Gently Weeps.

It was great when George teamed up much later with my other favourites Bob Dylan and Roy Orbison and together with Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne became the Travelling Wilburys.

Linda

Being of the older generation, who was a Frank Sinatra fan, I really liked all the Beatles. My favourite song was Imagine all the People (hope that is the correct title)

Mo

I too was of the olderish generation being in myy 20s in the 60s so a bit old for adulation. I liked them all. Favourite Beatles songs ere hey Jude and Yesterday and John Lennon's Imagine.

ann
Glos

George Harrison always and his recording of "Something"
Gill x

I Like "I'll get you", but seeing as though George Harrison seems to be everyones favourite... I Also like "Happy Just to Dance With You"

unfortunately i didn't have the pleasure of seeing them first hand (im only 27) and John Lennon died the year before i was born, but their tunes are still awesome and still as relevant today, so LONG LIVE THE BEATLES!

I was too old for the Beatles as was in my late twenties/thirties and had gone past that stage.lol BUT i loved the old timers like Ella and Frank . I remember my mum in the 1950/60,s i think absolutely adored Donald Peers and she liked Kathy Kirby and Alma Cogan, We had a small 12" screen TV and she used to watch Billy Cotton with Kathy Kirby and then both Kathy and Donald Peers had their own TV shows, Gawd help anyone who spoke whilst they were on the box.
Shirley

Ray Martine,Stars and Garters. That is where Kathy Kirby first appeared on the television. Tommy Bruce.