bubink wrote: 
Thank you, that make's me feel better.

 handsomened wrote: 


I agreeee!  Loooove it...

 choiceimage wrote: 

JD done this tune GOOD...  very good...  but he would have never done it without the Beatles first.. so...  thank you JD for adding to the legacy....

 I agree that John was part of the genius of the Beatles so this is in no way a slight towards him ... Paul wrote Helter Skelter - I believe the Who had released something that some critic had remarked was the loudest song he had every heard, Helter Skelter was Paul's attempt to outdo the Who.  It's about a roller coaster.

 krich58 wrote: 

I can't believe that I'm writing thus, but.... I like John Denver's version a little bit better
I know, I'm sorry.

Yeah...these guys were pretty good. These here "Beatles" as they called themselves.

excellent song...  love it...

 lmic wrote: 
Agreed. As much as I love Abbey Road, Sgt. Pepper, Rubber Soul and Revolver, The White Album has always been my fave. So many great, wild, diverse songs that a single album just couldn't contain 'em. (and us old folks remember the cool poster and mug shots that came with the vinyl)

 bobcat1963 wrote: 
I don't know, but I'm pretty sure John had a hand in Strawberry Fields, Helter Skelter, Girl, Twist & Shout, Across The Universe, and Come Together (amongst a few other unnotables).

 Jungle_Jim wrote: 
Nice post. Currently my fav Beatles album. What an endlessly rich oeuvre these boys produced.

 romeotuma wrote:  romeotuma wrote:

This song is soooo good for the ears..

Yes, soooo very cooool.

 EssexTex wrote: 
Yeah, I think these "Beatles" are going to go places, if they play their cards right....

O——- yeah!

the beatles, mmm it sounds more like solo paul.
lets think about this:
what was the input of john L in the best songs (fool on the hill - let it be - the long & winding road - Yesterday - for no one - for instance) of the beatles?

Nice song by a promising band

 gorgi wrote: 

Cool...  I love this song...

 Paul_in_Australia wrote: 
hahaha, you take something that Heather Mills has said seriously

good on ya paul for appearing on letterman last night and reminding us and/or enlightening us to the real nature of jacko, who so nastily stabbed you and your mates in the back when it came to the ownership, copyrights and payment of royalties on your incredible catalogue of music. Maybe the "king of pop" produced some good music, dance moves and videos in his day, but when it came time to being loyal to his friends and having any kind of integrity whatsoever, his greed took over and it was all about the $$$. To quote Sir Paul, in one their last conversations, "its' just business, Paul." guess the karmic snake bites deeply after all.

This song is soooo good for the ears...

Too bad Sir Paul didn't improve with age... Oh well, he did enough in his 20s.

What an amazing Easter morning ... RP, mixing it up deliciously. Cheers, Bill. Hope everybody's enjoying their morning out there.

love it...

 romeotuma wrote: 
Right on!

A great song from a seminal album by the best band of all time...

The White Album was 40 this year. I didn't celebrate this by playing it, because I play it all the time anyway and have for 30 years - and strum most of it on my guitar. It's an ever flowing stream of musical ideas and it never runs dry. It's actually odd to hear a song lifted from it - I just take it as a whole, with all it's diversity and beauty.

 doctorespinoza wrote: 

 While anyone that doesn't recognize the absolute genius of the Beatles has no sence of musical history or invention, but post-Beatles
and Paul's "Nifty Fifty" drivel is a true tribute to Mr. John Lennon. Paul flew the coupe with Wings. .

ahhhhh... a breath of fresh air at last.

Abso-flippin'-lutely fabulous!