#john-lennon

#john-lennon

The voice of John Lennon, seen here in 1963, will appear on The Beatles' new record, says his former bandmate Paul McCartney.Hulton Archive/Getty Images The music has analog roots, but now it's being revived by futuristic technology: The Beatles have completed a new recording using an old demo tape by John Lennon, thanks to AI tools that isolate Lennon's voice, according to Paul McCartney.

Imagine  or if you're young or distant enough, enjoy  a moment when Beatles songs weren't bone-deep familiar, weren't canonical, weren't thoroughly embedded in succeeding generations of rock and pop.A moment when the band that had worked its way up to becoming the most popular act in the Western world was still just four guys knocking songs around in a room and keeping themselves loose and whimsical.

On Feb. 7, 1964, when the Beatles were greeted by thousands of screaming fans at John F. Kennedy International Airport, a radio reporter named Ed Rudy was there.When they performed in Washington, Mr. Rudy was there.And when they headed to Miami Beach, he was there.Mr. Rudy filed reports to a syndicate of radio stations throughout the Beatles' two-week tour of the United States, their first performances in the country, and soon after packaged his material into a 35-minute album, The American Tour With Ed Rudy, which rose to No. 20 on Billboard's Top LPs chart.

Imagina o si eres lo suficientemente joven o distante, disfruta un momento en el que las canciones de los Beatles no eran tan increiblemente familiares, no eran canonicas, no estaban integradas por completo en las generaciones posteriores del rock y el pop.Un momento en el que la banda que llegaria a ser la atraccion mas popular en el mundo occidental todavia eran solo cuatro tipos tocando canciones en una habitacion con una actitud relajada y caprichosa.

How do you make the life of a poet work on screen?It helps if they had scandalous personal lives (Rimbaud and Verlaine in Total Eclipse, Dylan Thomas in Last Call and The Edge of Love).Robert Graves was last seen on the sidelines of Terence Davies's biopic as the friend of the first world war poet Siegfried Sassoon (Benediction).

A pair of John Lennon's glasses and Kurt Cobain's smashed guitars are due to headline a blockbuster music memorabilia auction later this month.The items, which are expected to go for almost 500,000 dollars (430,000) in total, will form part of Julien's Auctions Icons and Idols: Rock N' Roll auction.

While some fans celebrate Global Beatles Day on June 25, others consider Beatles Day to be January 16, as this was the day the band made their debut at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.But no matter whether you celebrate on January 16 or June 25, one thing is clear: fans honour the love and legacy of the iconic band 365 days a year.

Pressure to look macho led a young Bono to hide his love of Abba, the U2 singer has admitted.He said he lacked the courage to own up to liking the Swedish pop group at a time when his contemporaries were listening to punk, but was now able to see that he had, in fact, been thankful for the music all along.

I played I Like the Way This Is Going as a love letter to my then girlfriend, now wife, before having it played as we walked down the aisle.What does it feel like to be able to create songs that can change people's lives?cleckhuddersfax It's the most amazing feeling because you write these songs for yourself, so to have other people getting something out of it is fantastic.

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails A unique mosaic portrait of Sir Michael Caine in one of his most famous film roles has been created to mark his 90th birthday.The image of British secret agent Harry Palmer consists of thousands of coins, sourced from a bank in the southern Spanish town of Coin.

The Beatles' career has been so exhaustively documented, chronicled and bootlegged, it can feel as if there aren't many surprises left to uncover.But the footage in Peter Jackson's recent documentary on the band, Get Back, certainly proved that assumption wrong  particularly the mind-blowing jam session where the band conjure the documentary's title track out of thin air.

I believe it was John Lennon and Yoko Ono who sang: A very merry Christmas.And a happy new year.Let's hope it's a good one, without Andrew Pierce.(In the current climate of cancel culture and wokeness, can I make clear this is a joke?I may have rather put my foot in it, but I mean no ill will to the Daily Mail consultant editor and respected GB News presenter Andrew Pierce.