Apparently she also co-wrote some of the Beatles stuff. One day she was waiting for John and Paul to finish something they had been working on for some time and getting increasingly bored. The music was all more or less in place, but they had come up with hardly any words and having heard them just singing a few lines and humming the rest a thousand times over she finally snapped and said...oh FFS just let it be!

For Fred's sake?  Who's fred?

eph221
For Fred's sake?  Who's fred?

There can only be juan.

Imagine if Mark David Chapman had aimed differently...

He was from hawaii, nudge, nudge.  Craig have you ever met larry crane?

Not the Larry you're thinking of (the Portland guy).  I have met another Larry Crane.  Multi-millionaire, author, etc. that was involved with the Sedona Method (a "releasing" technique that works great).
 
No idea what the Hawaii reference is about.

Yoko's caterwauling is like a primal scream, or an atavistic burp.  Take your pic(k).  Personally I like the atavism angle as I'm told she is very spiritual.  Punctuated equillibrium?  Is yoko the missing link?

eph221
Yoko's caterwauling is like a primal scream, or an atavistic burp.  Take your pic(k).  Personally I like the atavism angle as I'm told she is very spiritual.  Punctuated equillibrium?  Is yoko the missing link?

John's primal screaming was musical, Yoko....fingernails on a chalk board.

If anybody deserves writing credit on Imagine it's Forrest Gump.
 

 
 

Here is one of Yoko attempting to F-up a historically significant jam with Lennon and Berry.  The true hero of this performance is the engineer who cut her mic.
 
Watch closely at 1:50, 2:50 and 3:55 during Memphis Tennessee and then again at 5:30 during Johnny B. Goode.