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13 BEATLE SONGS THAT MENTION A BODY PART (OTHER THAN HEART)
1. I Want To Hold Your Hand (Hand)
2. Golden Slumbers (Eyes)
3. Your Feet’s Too Big (Feet)
4. Hey Jude (Shoulder)
5. Octopus’s Garden (Head)
6. From Me To You (Arms)
7. I’ll Cry Instead (Shoulder, Feet)
8. Come Together (Hair, Knee)
9. Obladi-oblada (Feet, arm, leg, face, hand…)
10. I’m So Tired (Brain)
11. When I’m Sixty-Four (Knee)
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The love you take is equal to the love you make
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13 BEATLE SONGS THAT MENTION A BODY PART (OTHER THAN HEART)
1. I Want To Hold Your Hand (Hand)
2. Golden Slumbers (Eyes)
3. Your Feet’s Too Big (Feet)
4. Hey Jude (Shoulder)
5. Octopus’s Garden (Head)
6. From Me To You (Arms)
7. I’ll Cry Instead (Shoulder, Feet)
8. Come Together (Hair, Knee)
9. Obladi-oblada (Feet, arm, leg, face, hand…)
10. I’m So Tired (Brain)
11. When I’m Sixty-Four (Knee)
12. One After 909 (Knees)
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Offline 13 BEATLE SONGS THAT MENTION A BODY PART (OTHER THAN HEART)
1. I Want To Hold Your Hand (Hand)
2. Golden Slumbers (Eyes)
3. Your Feet’s Too Big (Feet)
4. Hey Jude (Shoulder)
5. Octopus’s Garden (Head)
6. From Me To You (Arms)
7. I’ll Cry Instead (Shoulder, Feet)
8. Come Together (Hair, Knee)
9. Obladi-oblada (Feet, arm, leg, face, hand…)
10. I’m So Tired (Brain)
11. When I’m Sixty-Four (Knee)
12. One After 909 (Knees)
13. Tell Me Why (Knees)
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13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
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1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles’ First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
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1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles’ First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
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13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles’ First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Paul on Carpool Karaoke
( side note. This comment doesn’t have to be carried forward to the rest of the game. For the last round I added “shoulder” from Lovely Rita . I guess I didn’t get it saved.)
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Offline I wouldn’t call Carpool Karaoke an interview, @Ahhh Girl. There’s conversation, but it isn’t an interview.
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1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles’ First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
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I wouldn’t call Carpool Karaoke an interview, @Ahhh Girl. There’s conversation, but it isn’t an interview.
I think it’s a little tricky to assess because while the karaoke sections of the programme are definitely not an interview, some of the Paul McCartney Carpool Karaoke could be considered to be an interview: “a conversation where questions are asked and answers are given.” For example, there is interview dialogue during the filming in 20 Forthlin Road. Taking the programme as a whole, it’s reasonable to conclude that it’s not an interview.
I’m wondering about the Beatles’ press conferences, such as the one at JFK Airport on 7th February 1964; that’s generally described as being a “press conference”, but is it reasonable to class it as being an interview too?
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Offline Press conferences count as interviews, to my mind, because at their mind, it’s question and answer, even if many of the responses were intentionally jokey. The problem I had Carpool Karaoke being suggested as an interview is that it was a day of filming of which the primary purpose was to catch Paul and James Cordon having a singalong while capturing some of the conversation as they did it. There were moments when it veered toward interview, like Forthlin Road, but it always quickly veered back to watching two stars exploring Liverpool and chatting about one’s memories.
I just feel CK is a more informal interaction between chat show host and celebrity, and was one of the reasons why it worked. Sometimes, as in the case of CK, you get more from a social interaction than you would from a straight interview.
But, yes, @Richard, press conferences count so far as I’m concerned, but chat on a day out in Liverpool – however illuminating – doesn’t.
Me, I love CK, I was the one who flagged the extended version on CBS, but I just don’t consider it an interview.
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1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
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1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
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1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
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Offline 13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
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6 May 2018
Offline 13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
8. Beatles Washington Coliseum Press Conference (11 February 1964)
(They were asked: “Is there any chance of the Beatles becoming knighted?” Paul replies, “No,” and John adds, “Can you imagine, Sir Ringo?”)
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13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
8. Beatles Washington Coliseum Press Conference (11 February 1964)
9. John’s Maureen Cleave interview
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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1 January 2017
Offline 13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
8. Beatles Washington Coliseum Press Conference (11 February 1964)
9. John’s Maureen Cleave interview
10. George’s interview for Crawdaddy Magazine, February 1977 issue
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24 March 2014
Offline 13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
8. Beatles Washington Coliseum Press Conference (11 February 1964)
9. John’s Maureen Cleave interview
10. George’s interview for Crawdaddy Magazine, February 1977 issue
If press conferences are allowed let’s add this one:
11. May 14th at New York’s Americana Hotel. John and Paul announce Apple.
"I Need You by George Harrison"
9.17pm
4 August 2015
Offline 13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
8. Beatles Washington Coliseum Press Conference (11 February 1964)
9. John’s Maureen Cleave interview
10. George’s interview for Crawdaddy Magazine, February 1977 issue
11. May 14th at New York’s Americana Hotel. John and Paul announce Apple.
12. George on the Dick Cavett Show
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10.09pm
6 May 2018
Offline 13 Famous Interviews of the Beatles (Any time period)
1. John Lennon ‘s Playboy Interviews (December 1980)
2. Beatles First Radio Interview (Radio Clatterbridge) (28 October 1962)
3. Paul McCartney ITN News Interview (19 June 1967)
4. Beatles First American Press Conference (JFK International Airport) (7 February 1964)
5. John on the Tomorrow Show, 24 May 1975 (last interview before his 5 year retirement)
6. Ringo on the Ellen Show
7. John’s “Lennon Remembers” interview for Rolling Stone (shortly after breakup)
8. Beatles Washington Coliseum Press Conference (11 February 1964)
9. John’s Maureen Cleave interview
10. George’s interview for Crawdaddy Magazine, February 1977 issue
11. May 14th at New York’s Americana Hotel. John and Paul announce Apple.
12. George on the Dick Cavett Show
13. John, Paul, George and Jimmy: Summer Tour interview in Amsterdam (5 June 1964)
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13 Beatles songs that reached no.1 in any country’s main singles chart but were not no.1s in the main UK singles chart
1. Michelle (no.1 in Belgium, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden; not released as a single in the UK)
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