Post by Beatlesfan on Feb 20, 2018 21:05:07 GMT -5
I brought this to a message board a few years back.. It was a lot more complex than what I am posting now, however I believe that
this deserves more thought and study..
As you probably know already.. Jan Berry was in a car crash on Sunset Boulevard is Los Angeles in 1966.. The Beatles were touring L.A. at that time.
The Beatles often visited other performers when they were near them.. Take Jimmy Hindrex and Elvis for example.
The Beatles recorded the magical Mystery Tour Album. One of the songs was Blue Jay Way... Blue Jay Way was a street that overlooked Sunset Boulevard
were Jan Berry had his accident.. It has been said that three people died in that crash and their names were never released to the public.. You know the words..
There's a fog upon L.A. and my friends have lost their way.. Another song on the Album was Fool on the Hill... The fool on the hill sees the sun going down (Sunset).
The words have a double meaning.. He saw sunset boulevard going down.. He saw Jan Berry's accident..
In the lyrics of the Walrus.. You have, sitting on a corn flake.. Berry's car crashed into the back of a parked farmers truck loaded with corn...
waiting for the van to come.. Of course everyone know what that means.. However, he then says stupid bloody Tuesday.... The day of Jan Berry's accident
became know as bloody Tuesday.. There are a lot of other songs that can fit into this scenario. I hope that you will do some due diligence on these thoughts.
this deserves more thought and study..
As you probably know already.. Jan Berry was in a car crash on Sunset Boulevard is Los Angeles in 1966.. The Beatles were touring L.A. at that time.
The Beatles often visited other performers when they were near them.. Take Jimmy Hindrex and Elvis for example.
The Beatles recorded the magical Mystery Tour Album. One of the songs was Blue Jay Way... Blue Jay Way was a street that overlooked Sunset Boulevard
were Jan Berry had his accident.. It has been said that three people died in that crash and their names were never released to the public.. You know the words..
There's a fog upon L.A. and my friends have lost their way.. Another song on the Album was Fool on the Hill... The fool on the hill sees the sun going down (Sunset).
The words have a double meaning.. He saw sunset boulevard going down.. He saw Jan Berry's accident..
In the lyrics of the Walrus.. You have, sitting on a corn flake.. Berry's car crashed into the back of a parked farmers truck loaded with corn...
waiting for the van to come.. Of course everyone know what that means.. However, he then says stupid bloody Tuesday.... The day of Jan Berry's accident
became know as bloody Tuesday.. There are a lot of other songs that can fit into this scenario. I hope that you will do some due diligence on these thoughts.
