Madeline Kahn's tired too...

 sirdroseph wrote: 
Their "fair to middling" tunes usually end up being my favorites, like this one.  Love this one, and most of the other smaller tunes on the White Album.

Is this for all the people in Europe who watched the Super Bowl last night and now at around noon are, well, "so tired"?

This is exactly how I feel today...

 sirdroseph wrote: 
Yes, I've just upped it from 7!

 Stratocaster wrote: 
That is very cool...  everybody in my hotel room misses John Lennon...

I'd like to think Bill was playing this for me - since I've been here working since 11 pm last night!  Haha ... 

Everybody in my hotel room loves this song as well!

Everybody in my hotel room loves this song...

 

I'm not a *huge* fan of these guys, but I'm really fond of this song and one or two others.  

 GuiltyFeat wrote: 
He was such a stupid GIT!

Such a strange, short, beautiful song...just love it! Goes from 9 to 10.

I love the dribble at the end            'peace of mind' seems to fleeting from many these days...including me...GREAT track

 sirdroseph wrote: 
I guess it's all about context. "I'm So Tired" and a lot of other songs on the White Album are a welcome change from the perfect, polished sound of their earlier work. It's weary and angry but very much from the gut. A lot of Paul's songs, while heartfelt, are arranged and presented for the audience. Lennon at this point seemed to be writing more for himself and for the point of self-discovery. Paul wanted to stick inside the Fab Four world; Lennon wanted to escape that.  

The White Album definitely contains signs of the band's eventual breakup, but it's a great mix of individual styles and voices and one of the best Beatles album. This song is top drawer for me because it's a key part of that mix. 

Sir Walter Raleigh? Bollocks to you, sir.

 jedley wrote: 
I know what you mean.  I was 6 when John died - it's not even a vague memory for me.  I definitely remember George dying, though - remember exactly where I was when I heard.  I've always had a real soft spot for George due to "Here Comes the Sun," which we played at my mom's funeral, per her request.  He wrote some real gems.

I don't mean this to be dismissive of John though.  RIP.

I was beginning to think you would never play any Lennon today.  I'm still just as sad as I did that day....what a world, what a world

30 years ago - a very dark day in my life.  To John - with love - across the universe...

We miss you, John Lennon...  hard to believe it has been 30 years...

 

long life to john! 12/08/10

This is a fair to middlin Beatles tune, which means that it is only outstanding! 8!

Haven't heard this tune in years. Still great!

 jedley wrote: 
The up-side to that is that we got the incredible All Things Must Pass as a result, arguably the best solo album by any Beatle.

yep ..she let me down ~~~ Godlike

This just might be my favorite song that John sings.