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>> Beatles Medley

The music for the piece I'm working on for the Cabaradio.

This will also have a spoken word track - a narrative, a story - and I plan on performing it by acting out/miming/dancing the story.

Thanks for listening!

I don't want to worry you but I am listening to it now for the second time and the only song I think I recognize is Will You Still Love Me When I Am Sixty Five? I am so stupid about music. I was a bitter old man when the Beatles came to town. I was not into them much at all.



I been thinking about, the day Alamo Rose came storming into my sister’s bedroom and tore up all her photographs of the Beatles. What good are a mother’s sacrifices for her daughter if the mother resents them?

I am trying to remember a movie I saw about the Beatles appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. A group of kids going to the concert, the shrieking girls, and a close-up of one who is sitting quietly in her seat and an expression of realization crosses her face. Her first orgasm.




Good luck
What ever you do please don't break a leg
and
Thanks for the music



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heh... Thanks for listening, 'truckin! 2x? wow!

Actually, I was hoping that my occupational injury *would* be breaking a leg rather than nerve damage but that's another story and I haven't written it yet.

The songs are... in this order..

Michelle
Hey Jude
Across the Universe
Your Mother Should Know
When I'm 64
For the Benefit of Mr. Kite
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Michelle (reprise)
and Hey Jude again (a few notes)


I donno, ST ... sounds like your memory may be playing tricks on you! I think that girl probably realized the camera was on her and she was trying to smile or somethin'

I think it was fictional, not a documentary. But you are probably right. My memory is getting pretty dim. Long times since I have watched a face on the pillow go through those changes. Weird how music affects me and is so incompressible to me. I heard a Vonnegut interview today and he said that music was the only proof of G d's existence he needed.

Thank you.

Here is the movie I was talking about. Note the bit about the Climax?

I Want To Hold Your Hand (1978)

"But hey this is a movie so dramatic license is needed, and watching the crowd go completely nuts as The Beatles perform "She Loves You" brings everything to a satisfying climax, in more ways than one apparently for Nancy's character. And a great ending!"

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