4.23pm
13 November 2009
2.36am
27 April 2010
McLerristarr said:
Well, the Paul is Dead rumour started in 1969 I believe so it couldn’t be a deberate reference. If it is actually in there then it’s juts a pretty weird coincidence. Coincidence don’t prove anything though, especially not something as silly as someone being replaced by an exact double. I wonder how many Paul twins there are in Liverpool?
One of the earliest radio broadcasts about the hoax can be heard on my site. If you are really interested you can hear it. It’s about 20 minutes long. http://www.thebeatlesrarity.co…..l-is-dead/. There is also a somewhat interesting book disecting the hoax called The Walrus Was Paul that isn’t too hard to find. It’s amazing how many “so called” clues (actually hundreds!) are interpretted in the whole thing.
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7.07pm
Reviewers
14 April 2010
I was going to say as much. There’s a little-known story about a girl whom Paul allegedly got pregnant in the early 60s, and was paid by NEMS to keep quiet. Here’s the entry from The Beatles Diary by Barry Miles (a friend of Paul’s and his biographer), about 10 July 1964, the Liverpool premiere of A Hard Day’s Night :
The only sour note to the day came from the uncle of Anita Cochrane, who plastered Liverpool with 30,000 leaflets recounting his niece’s affair with Paul and its outcome. Anita, an 18-year-old Beatles fan, discovered that she was pregnant after partying with Paul at Stuart Sutcliffe’s flat in Gambler Terrace. Unable to contact him by registered letters and telegrams, she eventually retained a lawyer who threatened legal action. Allegedly, it was only then that NEMS responded, offering her £5 a week maintenance. Brian Epstein is said to have intervened personally and offered £5,000 in exchange for renouncing all claims on Paul (published figures vary depending on source). The agreement said that Anita must never bring Paul to court or say or imply that he was the father of her child, Philip Paul Cochrane, nor must she ever reveal the terms of the agreement. All seemed to be well until today’s civic reception for The Beatles when her outraged uncle intervened.
I think it was not uncommon for Epstein to have to do step in for some damage limitation while The Beatles were on tour. Those boys put it around quite a bit, and girls are said to have fallen pregnant on a number of occasions. Keeping it quiet would never be an option these days, with the mass media, tabloid press and rolling news channels.
There’s a book idea in there somewhere. “The Lost Children of The Beatles”?
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He’s now said to be known as Philip Howarth: http://findarticles.com/p/news…..ntent;col1
Interesting interview/article here: http://sentstarr.tripod.com/be…..anita.html
More: http://sentstarr.tripod.com/be…../girl.html
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2.06pm
27 April 2010
Not at all. In her book Cynthia Lennon says she and John never used any contraception* – never even discussed it until she fell pregnant with Julian. The impression I get is that they screwed their way across the world from 1963-66.
*Kids, don’t do this.
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5.33pm
4 April 2010
I noticed another PID reference in Come Together . The part where John says “one and one and one is three” might be a reference to Paul missing. Also, the part where he says “So good looking because he’s so hard to see” or something like that, can’t remember.
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5.57pm
13 June 2010
MrBig said:
I noticed another PID reference in Come Together . The part where John says “one and one and one is three” might be a reference to Paul missing. Also, the part where he says “So good looking because he's so hard to see” or something like that, can't remember.
Those are references to John not showing up to the studio near the end, as in he didn't care much about music, and he was kind of annoying the other bands members. “One and one and one is three”, John isn't there, and “…he's so hard to see”, they can't see him, he's not there. Each verse has to do with a beatles member.
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4 April 2010
6.18pm
13 June 2010
I believe it's the first one, because it says “He come grooving up slowly”, referring to his writing ability, saying it too sometime to get reconize as a great song writer.
When I Twish And Shout, it makes the Girl say "What Goes On?", and than I say, "I do this Here, There and Everywhere", and than she finishes by saying "Honey Don't".
6.27pm
Reviewers
14 April 2010
HammerDealer said:
Those are references to John not showing up to the studio near the end, as in he didn’t care much about music, and he was kind of annoying the other bands members. “One and one and one is three”, John isn’t there, and “…he’s so hard to see”, they can’t see him, he’s not there. Each verse has to do with a beatles member.
That’s the first I am hearing this. You may want to check this out.
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6.34pm
13 June 2010
Well you know, this isn't official, this is simply my view on it, and to be honest, it seems perfectly accrute, but I made a mistake I believe the verse we were talking about was actually about George, and the one before George's were it mentions, “Hold him in your armchair you can feel his diease” is actually the one about John, the first being about Ringo, and the final verse is obviously Paul.
Sorry, about the mistake, it's what I thought at first, but than I relized “hey, that can't be right”.
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6.41pm
Reviewers
14 April 2010
7.40pm
17 June 2010
At the end of Strawberry Fields Forever John says “Cranberry Sauce”… He makes it sound like he is saying “I burried Paul”. But im sure everyone knew of this already.
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7.48pm
4 April 2010
kingjjj8 said:
At the end of Strawberry Fields Forever John says “Cranberry Sauce”… He makes it sound like he is saying “I burried Paul”. But im sure everyone knew of this already.
Yeah, we did. But don't worry, I thought nobody on this forum knew who George Harrison is…
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7.55pm
13 June 2010
When I Twish And Shout, it makes the Girl say "What Goes On?", and than I say, "I do this Here, There and Everywhere", and than she finishes by saying "Honey Don't".
8.45pm
4 September 2009
Actually everybody but Paul is dead.
http://udel.edu/~mm/beatles/pa…..Lives.html
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9.33pm
13 June 2010
c64wood said:
Actually everybody but Paul is dead.
http://udel.edu/~mm/beatles/pa…..Lives.html
Thanks for this, it's very fun to read through.
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4.51am
1 December 2009
Hey, I just learned that the day Paul “died” – 9 November, 1966 – is the day my parents were married!
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
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