Jackie DeShannon, “What the World Needs Now is Love” (Bacharach-David), April 1965.
The Beatles, “All You Need is Love” (Lennon-McCartney), July 1967.
Jackie DeShannon, “What the World Needs Now is Love” (Bacharach-David), April 1965.
The Beatles, “All You Need is Love” (Lennon-McCartney), July 1967.
The PBS News Hour profiles RINGO.
https://youtu.be/Fd2QANK6hYg
My birthday present from Turner Classic Movies.
With an apology to the hearing-impaired, headphones are required for this audio recording quiz.
I heard the effect in the recording before he pointed it out, but with the expectation there was a technical problem, I assumed a microphone was out of phase with the other mics. This is his follow-up entry.

After computer graphics took over special effects in movies, the old way came to be called practical effects. Asteroid City has a cornucopia of wonderfully conceived and beautifully detailed models and miniatures.
“Freight Train” in the movie is a Skiffle record from 1957. It was released in England a few months before Paul McCartney joined John Lennon’s Skiffle group, the Quarrymen.
https://youtu.be/FRBRyl9XgrA
Dick Biondi’s family has announced that he died last week, on June 26, at age 90. On February 23, 1963, Biondi was the first American DJ to play a Beatles record, a full year before they came here. Biondi was on WLS in Chicago, home of VJ, the only record label that wanted the Beatles.
https://www.beatle.net/biondi-announcing-please-please-me/
Biondi’s passing will make Sunday’s showing of a new documentary about his life bittersweet.