Post by astro4 on May 30, 2014 12:45:29 GMT -5
Upon returning from America, sometime in the first week of September 1966, Paul McCartney was interviewed by Penny Valentine, on behalf of Disc & Music Echo, September 10th issue: ‘A Beatle talks about that U.S. trip’ We here enjoy Paul’s lighthearted, witty, laid-back tone.
The interview was given in Cavendish Avenue ‘in his new house, cosy but with no piano yet.’ Here it is:
He doesn’t say they won’t be touring any more, does he?
On 28 August the Beatles last interview took place, in the US (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGbBAGzB7dw). I suggest that this was not JPM’s last interview, as hitherto claimed - 60if.proboards.com/thread/2152/pauls-last-interview.
Yes a lookalike did appear on the August 29 plane journey from San Francisco to LA, instead of JPM - we don’t know why. Celebs have doubles, but their use doesn’t mean the celeb is dead. For the claim that JPM died over the last US tour, see the Plastic Macca website: plasticmacca.blogspot.co.uk/2009/12/was-paul-mccartney-replaced-in-august.html.
This double (who doesn’t sing) turned up again in the 1997 Magical Mystery Tour, at 8 minutes.
Later on in December Penny Valentine did another article entitled, ‘The Beautiful Ones’ for Disc & Music Echo, where she picked out her eight best-looking men in the pop world. JPM was her number one - Adonis! (Dec. 31) Little did she realise that by then, he was no longer in this world.
The interview was given in Cavendish Avenue ‘in his new house, cosy but with no piano yet.’ Here it is:
He doesn’t say they won’t be touring any more, does he?
A Mistaken Inference
On 28 August the Beatles last interview took place, in the US (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGbBAGzB7dw). I suggest that this was not JPM’s last interview, as hitherto claimed - 60if.proboards.com/thread/2152/pauls-last-interview.
Yes a lookalike did appear on the August 29 plane journey from San Francisco to LA, instead of JPM - we don’t know why. Celebs have doubles, but their use doesn’t mean the celeb is dead. For the claim that JPM died over the last US tour, see the Plastic Macca website: plasticmacca.blogspot.co.uk/2009/12/was-paul-mccartney-replaced-in-august.html.
This double (who doesn’t sing) turned up again in the 1997 Magical Mystery Tour, at 8 minutes.
The First JPM ‘double’ – August 29th, 1966, while he was still alive
Later on in December Penny Valentine did another article entitled, ‘The Beautiful Ones’ for Disc & Music Echo, where she picked out her eight best-looking men in the pop world. JPM was her number one - Adonis! (Dec. 31) Little did she realise that by then, he was no longer in this world.
