I watched a documentary on George Harrison the other day, that was done really well. Since then, I've had my trusty acoustic out and have been running through their catalogue. I can't believe just how good those guys were. I loved them as a 10 year old, and now at 60 the magic is still there. I think that goes to explaining why they were so successful. There stuff had great chord structures and melodies and the vocal harmonies just glue it all together. None of the music was really topical but focused on human emotions that cross age barriers. 
 
We could use those guys today. Hard to believe that they were just having fun and hoping to still be around after a year. 

It was the Beatles that brought me to music in the beginning. I went to my irst music store in 65”. I rediscover them every 10 years or so and am amazed each time how wonderful their music was. I think I’ll listen to them on the way home. Thanks John!

Sirus-XM CH 18. Beatles 24/7. Well not 24/7 they do interesting segments. This past week they did a segment on where/how Dylan and The Beatles crossed.
 
They play the bands/artists that influenced The Beatles. They paly Beatles covers and they have occasional segments by those who were influenced by the lads.
 
It's a great station.

And remember, they landed in America for the first time on my 11th birthday.

bapu
And remember, they landed in America for the first time on my 11th birthday.

Why does anyone need to remember that ?

So we remember to say "happy birthday Baps," on February 7th.

paulo

bapu
And remember, they landed in America for the first time on my 11th birthday.

Why does anyone need to remember that ?

 
 

synkrotron
So we remember to say "happy birthday Baps," on February 7th.

See?

bapu

paulo

bapu
And remember, they landed in America for the first time on my 11th birthday.

Why does anyone need to remember that ?

 
 

synkrotron
So we remember to say "happy birthday Baps," on February 7th.

See?

No. 
 
 
I wasn't there, but I'm pretty sure that they had no freaking idea that it was future Bapu's 11th birthday so why should I waste valuable brain space remembering that connection.

Actually, you will most likely remember it from now on anyway (that's pretty how the brain works). It's neigh on impossible to force forgetting something once it's learned. Just because you choose not to talk about or verbally acknowledge it does not mean that it's not already filed in your brain space.
 
My work is done here.

bapu
Actually, you will most likely remember it from now on anyway (that's pretty how the brain works). It's neigh on impossible to force forgetting something once it's learned. Just because you choose not to talk about or verbally acknowledge it does not mean that it's not already filed in your brain space.
 
My work is done here.

Remember what ?