The words are not in sync, but still... this is the song that made me fall in love with Paul McCartney when I was a young girl watching the Ed Sullivan Show all those years ago.
Before I started the video the song that cme to mind was this one. How funny. I must have loved him then too. ha.. What fun memories. I can remember my Mother's reaction to that "long" hair. ha..
I'm so pleased you each wrote! I couldn't resist posting the song.
Ah yes, Pamela!
I agree Call Me Madam- those two are wonderful.
Lisa, isn't it amazing! Such a little thing, that hair, compared to tattoos, piercings, gauged ears!
And Laura I do know that song, but thank you for reminding me. I hadn't thought about it in a long time. I found a youtube with views of the place while the song is playing. Not all clear but still you can see the beauty.
Kay, me too! The picture is scallions, garlic scapes, and the first lettuce - all from my garden. Great time of year!
Marcia, and mine was 16 days later! And then the next year when I was seventeen, they sang 'she was just seventeen' -certainly with me in mind. :<) I can't believe those glasses are back - I thought they were so ugly and I was thrilled to get my wire rims like John's a few years later. Both Tom and I still have wire rims!
Sherri, I had a chance to see him a few years ago, and didn't. I've regretted it ever since. :<(
Susan, I love your words, 'fresh and fine' - they are absolutely perfect.
I couldn't help smiling while listening to Paul. I loved all their early songs. I am reminiscing after hearing this and reading all the other comments.Ah,what wonderful memories Nan.Lovely.
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He remains my heartthrob!
ReplyDeleteI wish him a very Happy Birthday. And many, many more.
Aaaaah! And let's hear it for And I Love Her and If I Fell In Love With You. I still like the early ones best.
ReplyDeleteBefore I started the video the song that cme to mind was this one. How funny. I must have loved him then too. ha.. What fun memories. I can remember my Mother's reaction to that "long" hair. ha..
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Sir Paul!!!! You have written some of the songs that are closest to my heart!!
ReplyDeleteNan, do you know the song Mull of Kintyre? Not sure I spelled that correctly; but it is one he did solo. It is so gorgeous!
I'm so pleased you each wrote! I couldn't resist posting the song.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, Pamela!
I agree Call Me Madam- those two are wonderful.
Lisa, isn't it amazing! Such a little thing, that hair, compared to tattoos, piercings, gauged ears!
And Laura I do know that song, but thank you for reminding me. I hadn't thought about it in a long time. I found a youtube with views of the place while the song is playing. Not all clear but still you can see the beauty.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2Y6xFOPPW0
I remember how totally crazy I was for the Beatles growing up. By the way, your header photo is amazing! Wow!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Sir Paul!
To this day, I believe the Ed Sullivan appearance on February 9, 1964, was a special birthday gift just for me. Sigh...
ReplyDeleteAnd the ladies in the audience--we were a well dressed young generation, were we not? Wish I still had my black cat's eye glasses! :)
Happy Birthday Sir Paul! Paul McCartney is going to be in Charlotte sometime soon-I can't remember the date but I think it is all sold out already!
ReplyDeleteAmazing - time flies and yet that music is fresh and fine.
ReplyDeleteKay, me too! The picture is scallions, garlic scapes, and the first lettuce - all from my garden. Great time of year!
ReplyDeleteMarcia, and mine was 16 days later! And then the next year when I was seventeen, they sang 'she was just seventeen' -certainly with me in mind. :<) I can't believe those glasses are back - I thought they were so ugly and I was thrilled to get my wire rims like John's a few years later. Both Tom and I still have wire rims!
Sherri, I had a chance to see him a few years ago, and didn't. I've regretted it ever since. :<(
Susan, I love your words, 'fresh and fine' - they are absolutely perfect.
I'm not a huge Beatles fan (preferred the Stones!) but I do like that song. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVintage Reading, I liked them both - just about equally, along with a lot of those early bands: The Dave Clark Five, Gerry and the Pacemakers.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't help smiling while listening to Paul. I loved all their early songs.
ReplyDeleteI am reminiscing after hearing this and reading all the other comments.Ah,what wonderful memories Nan.Lovely.
Patricia
Patricia, I've been very pleased with people's notes. I love what you wrote. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite Beatles' songs!
ReplyDeleteAnd to think, Les, you were just a little over two years old when the boys were on the ES show! Amazing.
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