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17 December 2012
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@Tony Japanese said
Ron Nasty said
The person who adds the thirteenth answer, TJ, chooses the next category.
I was relying on you, of all people, to pull me up on my answer RN
I wasn’t really paying attention. Afraid we can’t allow Reg Varney – while the route of the buses he was on was often a mystery, it was rarely magical.
13 PASSENGERS ON THE Magical Mystery Tour BUS NOT COUNTING BEATLES
1) Jolly Jimmy Johnson. Hey, that me! Ha Ha Ha!
2) Some tourists visiting Liverpool
3) Little Nicola
4) Aunt Jessie
5) Buster Bloodvessel
6) Miss Wendy Winters
7) Shirley and her wild accordion
8) Mal Evans
9) That little person who was always taking pictures. Not sure if he was ever named. [Nasty note: actor George Claydon, credited as photographer.]
10) Nat The Rubber Man
11) The tour leader (for the aforementioned tourists)
12) The head of the official Beatles Fan Club. Don’t know her name. She didn’t have lines. But she talked about her experience in books and the DVD extras. [Nasty note: Good Ol’ Freda Kelly.]
13) Tony Bramwell
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13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
eg. if I’d said America instead of Liverpool, Blue Jay Way would be okay because it’s somewhere George stayed, the Hollywood Bowl would be wrong because they performed there.
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
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6 May 2018
Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
eg. if I’d said America instead of Liverpool, Blue Jay Way would be okay because it’s somewhere George stayed, the Hollywood Bowl would be wrong because they performed there.
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
And in the end
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11 September 2018
Offline eg. if I’d said America instead of Liverpool, Blue Jay Way would be okay because it’s somewhere George stayed, the Hollywood Bowl would be wrong because they performed there.
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships.
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4 August 2015
Offline @Tony Japanese , I get the Reg Varney joke after reading his Wikipedia page. He played a bus driver in several British TV shows and movies.
For purists, I’ll add Maggie the starlet as an alternate #13. She was always seen in a mink coat but did not say much. The midget photographer wanted to take her picture just before The Fool On The Hill segment.
But please go ahead and pick a new category. I’m out of ideas and would have thrown the floor open anyway.
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Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
eg. if I’d said America instead of Liverpool, Blue Jay Way would be okay because it’s somewhere George stayed, the Hollywood Bowl would be wrong because they performed there.
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
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20 August 2013
Offline If Strawberry Field is ok, then Penny Lane should be too.
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15 November 2018
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13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
Love one another.
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17 December 2012
Offline Penny Lane is fine, @50yearslate, it’s one of the reasons I included Blue Jay Way in the example. I just wanted to avoid a list of childhood homes and Liverpool clubs.
13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
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8.47pm
6 May 2018
Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
And in the end
The love you take is equal to the love you make
9.07pm
15 November 2018
Offline @Ron Nasty yay! I just wanted to make sure ‘musical’ didn’t include ‘Liverpudlian places mentioned in their songs.’
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13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
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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11 September 2018
Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
9) Blacklers — the large department store where George briefly apprenticed as an electrician.
9.44am
22 July 2019
Offline 1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
9) Blacklers — the large department store where George briefly apprenticed as an electrician.
10) Royal Albert Hall – Famously mentioned during John’s line in “A Day In The Life “
We do a little trolling
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11.00am
1 December 2009
Offline I believe the RAH is in London, not Liddypool 
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.
1.29pm
11 September 2018
Offline vonbontee said
I believe the RAH is in London, not Liddypool
You’d be right. Sorry @CakeMaestor we can’t count your answer.
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Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
9) Blacklers — the large department store where George briefly apprenticed as an electrician.
10) Dovedale Primary School – attended by John, George, and Pete Shotton
And in the end
The love you take is equal to the love you make
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Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
9) Blacklers — the large department store where George briefly apprenticed as an electrician.
10) Dovedale Primary School – attended by John, George, and Pete Shotton
11) The Grapes (3 drinking establishments in this list – those Beatles!)
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22 July 2019
Offline 2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
9) Blacklers — the large department store where George briefly apprenticed as an electrician.
10) Dovedale Primary School – attended by John, George, and Pete Shotton
11) The Grapes (3 drinking establishments in this list – those Beatles!)
12) Saint Peter’s Church, Woolton’s Graveyard – The place where John and Paul first met, and the place where ‘Eleanor Rigby ‘ was buried.
We do a little trolling
- Faul
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Offline 13 places in Liverpool – not musical nor their homes – associated with the Beatles (as a group)
1) Ye Cracke, the art school pub where John, Stu, Rod Murray and others hung out
2) Strawberry Field in the Woolton suburb
3) Liverpool Institute High School for Boys – All-boys grammar school where Paul, George and Neil Aspinall (among others) were to meet and form friendships
4) The Philharmonic
5) Penny Lane
6) Smithdown Place – where Penny Lane is really about
7) The ‘Cast Iron Shore’ (the River Mersey shoreline from Dingle to Otterspool in south Liverpool)
8) Lime Street (where Maggie Mae plies her trade)
9) Blacklers — the large department store where George briefly apprenticed as an electrician.
10) Dovedale Primary School – attended by John, George, and Pete Shotton
11) The Grapes (3 drinking establishments in this list – those Beatles!)
12) Saint Peter’s Church, Woolton’s Graveyard – The place where John and Paul first met, and the place where ‘Eleanor Rigby ‘ was buried.
13) Walker Art Gallery
13 family relationships in Beatles songs ( group or solo)
1) her brothers and her sisters can’t get a word in edgeways (Paul’s She’s Given Up Talking)
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