... if Ringo and George agree.
An unreleased, experimental track by The Beatles could be made public 41 years after it was recorded at Abbey Road studios, ex-member Paul McCartney has said.
McCartney, one of two surviving members of arguably the most successful pop band in history, told BBC Radio that "Carnival of Light" was The Beatles at their most free, "going off piste."
"I said it would be great to put this on because it would show we were working with really avant-garde stuff," McCartney told Radio 4's Front Row culture show in an interview to be broadcast on Thursday.
He confirmed that he had a master tape of the track, which many Beatles fans assumed until now was a piece of musical myth, and added: "The time has come for it to get its moment."
The 14-minute track was made for an electronic music festival, the only occasion the music was played in public.
Yay?
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George's widow, Olivia, that is, and Yoko
I do loves me some Beatles.
Hope they can all just get along--like this polar bear and husky
In case you haven't seen these photos, they're good for some smiles.
I didn't find this at this site initially, but have forgotten how I get here. Oh, well, Blondesense is a great name for a blog, no?
Enjoy! Amazing!
polar bears and sled dogs
here.
My Pet Polar Bear...story for a warming planet.
From Hipparchia's link:
So, this encounter took place in 1992--16 years ago, so most likely at that time the polar bears weren't suffering from lack of food supply caused by climate warming. Just wanted some easy pickings? Or...what? Fascinating.
Thnx, hipparchia.