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This came on the radio today, and especially in the spirit of the Dylan, and the Buffalo Springfield song on another thread, I add this to the 60s playlist.
Such a great song, from a great album.
This came on the radio today, and especially in the spirit of the Dylan, and the Buffalo Springfield song on another thread, I add this to the 60s playlist.
The Beatles - Now and Then
Awesome AI made-video that's just been released.
Hey Margaret, it was the same with me. Very melancholic lyrics and the bridge part reminded me of Electric Light Orchestra, Jeff Lynne being credited as one of the producers.It took me a couple of times to hear the song, which I now really like.
Agree, it did sound like ELO, and it was a remarkable achievement, from what I read Yoko Ono had some tapes of John, after he was killed, and handed it over to the remaining Beatles, and this was a tune on it of John, did you hear or read the same?Hey Margaret, it was the same with me. Very melancholic lyrics and the bridge part reminded me of Electric Light Orchestra, Jeff Lynne being credited as one of the producers.
And the promo video for Now and Then really is quite amazing .
Peter Jackson and everyone else involved in the AI production should be proud of what they have produced including with the video.
A remarkable achievement that deserves the attention it seems to be getting around the globe.
yes that's right. Yoko gave the tapes to Paul of three home recordings Lennon put on cassette - Free as a Bird, ReaL Love and Now and Then. The first two were worked on and released in 1995.Agree, it did sound like ELO, and it was a remarkable achievement, from what I read Yoko Ono had some tapes of John, after he was killed, and handed it over to the remaining Beatles, and this was a tune on it of John, did you hear or read the same?
in a concert arena, yes, definitely, although he sang another three songs live in 1975 on television variety show. This audio only recording surfaced recently...I know you’ll know this, but for those who don’t, this was the last time John Lennon played live.