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Michael Posted Feb 15, 2006
That's a tough one, it has to be one that everyone knows...
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Susanne - if it ain't broke, break it! Posted Feb 17, 2006
I also have a wonderful live version of Twist and Shout by The Who, always makes me smile 
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Michael Posted Feb 18, 2006
Both
, there's a lot of Beatles stuff I probably haven't heard, I don't have all the albums yet
, I will soon though (hopefully).
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Ellen Posted Feb 19, 2006
Lucky Owly! I wish I had the song Yes It Is on CD. 
Please don't wear red tonight...for red is the color that my baby wore, and what's more, it's true, yes it is, it's true...
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owlatronas Posted Feb 19, 2006
i could email some to you if you want i wont be able to do it for awhile as im on my hols at the end of teh week
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Ellen Posted Feb 20, 2006
Nah, that's okay, I have the record and an old record player if I really want to hear it.
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NPY Posted Feb 20, 2006
Think twist and Shout no matter who sings it is a great song.
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KiwiBeatle Posted Feb 24, 2006
Does anyone know if there is anywhere on the net you can download
Elton john/John Lennon in concert together? - that WOULD be party music!
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Susanne - if it ain't broke, break it! Posted Feb 24, 2006
You can download for free on Piolet, but the quality is not always perfect.
Last october, on John Lennon's birthday, they played 3 songs from that concert on the radio, and I taped them on cassette (I'm probably the only one in the world who still tapes songs from the radio ). They played "What ever gets you through the night", "Lucy in the sky" and "I saw her standing there", which is actually a bit funny, as "I saw her standing there", the last song Lennon ever sung live is a McCartney song... He dedicated it to "An old estranged fiancé of mine..called Paul"
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KiwiBeatle Posted Feb 26, 2006
Thanks for that - I'll give it a go!
I've also heard the 3 songs are on an Elton John CD - but i havn't found it yet - any ideas?
Don't be embaressed at having them on casette - I do too - I have a draw at home full of Beatle / Lennon Bootlegs on cassette as well as stuff taped off the radio!
LONG LIVE THE AUDIO TAPE!...OH AND THE VINYL LP TOO!!!
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Michael Posted Feb 27, 2006
Nor have I
I think Elton John has a version of Lucy in the Sky on his Goodby Yellow Brick Road but I'm not sure.
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