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Henry Mancini: IF I FELL: (BEATLES SPECIAL)
Although Paul had not seen me for some months, he singled me out at the reception and courteously (More) Although Paul had not seen me for some months, he singled me out at the reception and courteously invited me back to a private luncheon with himself, Henry Mancini, John and producer Johnny Hamp. During the meal, John expressed some disappointment that certain artists were not able to appear on the show. "You can't expect people to come over at a moments notice but I would have liked big names like Ella, Peggy Lee and Keely Smith to have appeared on the show," said John. "I'm not knocked out with the way Keely Smith did our numbers on her LP but she would have been a great name for the show." Later in the privacy of their dressing room with only road manager Malcolm Evans, John, Paul, and myself present there were some vigourous views revealed about just who can sing and play Beatle music and do it justice. "There are only about 100 people in the world who understand our music," said John. "George, Ringo, and a few friends around the world. Some of the artists who recorded our numbers have no idea how to interpret them. Keely Smith added nothing to our compositions but a couple trumpets. I loathed Matt Monro's version of 'Yesterday' and liked Marianne Faithfull's. I wanted Richard Anthony on this show but he was busy having car crashes in France or something. We dig the way Esther Phillips sang 'And I Love Him' and Henry's orchestration of 'If I Fell' and that's why they are here. When Paul and I write a song we try and take hold of something we believe in-- a truth. We can never communicate 100 per cent of what we feel but if we can convey just a fraction we have achieved something. We try to give people a feeling--they don't have to understand the music if they can just feel the emotion. This is half the reason the fans don't understand but they experience what we are trying to tell them." "Lack of feeling in an emotional sense is responsible for the way some singers do our songs. They don't understand and are too old to grasp the feeling. Beatles are really the only people who can play Beatle music." Just what kind of music do the music makers themselves dig? Paul was soon off on what kind of music he likes. "Dylan is a fantastic composer," said Paul. "At first I didn't understand. I used to lose his songs in the middle but then I realized it didn't matter. You can get hung up on just two words of a Dylan lyric. 'Jealous Monk' or 'magic swirling ship' are examples of the fantastic word combinations he uses. I could never write like that and I envy him. He is a poet." "I like some of the things the Animals try to do like the song Eric Burdon wrote about places in Newcastle on the flip of one of their hits. I still want to write a song about the places in Liverpool where I was brought up. Places like The Docker's Umbrella which is a long tunnel through which the dockers go to work on Merseyside, and Penny Lane near my old home." "The one thing I can't understand is the protest songs like 'Eve of Destruction' that was absolute rubbish. Dylan's 'Masters of War' or 'God On Our Side' are OK because they say things in an original manner but P.F Sloan is too much." John is very conscious of the Beatles musical progression and he explained to me how he would sit down in his house at Weybridge, put all their LPs in chronological order on his stereo gram and study the improving pattern of sound. "I can hear that we've progressed from this," he used his hand to indicate a level, "To this" and raised it again. "But do y'know I never get to hear them all the way through. Someone always turns up and there I am sitting like an idiot in the front room listening to my own music. I'm too embarassed to leave it on." At this stage of the interview, things become enlivened by the appearence of our top DJ Jimmy Savilla (who just happened to be around) who sat down on a chair opposite. Jim, who has blonde shoulder length hair, was wearing blue denims embossed with an enormous silver buckle and white leather boots. An imposing sight! "Something's wrong with you," smiled John. "You're not smoking." Jimmy explained that George had recently complained about his self-made smog in the Beatles dressing room. "That was George," declared John, and Jim promptly lit up an enormous cigar and disappeared behind his smoke screen. Recording manager George Martin entered upon the scene and for some reason that escapes me began in true life confessions manner to tell us about his Uncle who was a crook. "I had an uncle who looked after sheep," said Paul. "He was a shepherd's crook." This pun was greeted with a short but reverent silence which was finally broken by Malcolm who declared piously, "Dat's very funny (significant pause)...boss!" The inevitable subject of Elvis Presley was brought up by Jimmy who is his most ardent fan, and declared on a trip to Moscow recently the 10 by 8 glossies which he took with him of Elvis were like gold dust over there. "We saw enough of him on our last trip to realize that he is anything but stupid," declared John. "I asked him if he had any new ideas for his films and he and Colonel Tom explained that the only time that they had departed from the 'kinda cowboy meets cowgirl theme' that they lost money. There's only one thing wrong with Elvis," said John. "He's a bit square that's all." I tackled John about the subject of the Liverpool Cavern Club which was in danger of being closed down. It was this club where the Beatles blasted off from to International fame. "Someone came up to me the other day and asked what I had done to save the club that made us," retorted John. "I replied that we made the club-- the club did not make us." John later revealed that he is working on his next book. "I just sit down in the morning and work right through the day without a stop," said John. "Food just appears in front of me and I eat it-- time means nothing to me while I'm working." "Someone sent a copy of my book "Spainiard in the Works" back to me the other day. They complained I used bad language in the book. I returned the book to the agents with instructions to re-sell it. We've often heard from reporters what they thought about The Beatles, but I'd never seen written what the Beatles thought about reporters. I asked John for his views. "You can spot the good ones even in a crowded reception hall," said John. "You'll be saying something which no one else is writing down but just one or two reporters. I've seen enough journalists to recognize those who know what we're all about." "Better tell him he's in' or you'll hurt his feelings," added Paul nodding at me. "He wouldn't be here if he wasn't," retorted John. Other subjects covered during the course of the afternoon comprised of Marxism, Royality, Hairdressers, Eastern Philosophy, Cars, Clothes and why John was wearing a T-Shirt labelled 'Lord John'. The question of the musical which J and P want to write arose as I was about to leave. Paul commented sadly upon the scheme. "I think we are resigned to the fact that this can not come about until The Beatles are disbanded. Then and only then will we have time to work on compositions." When will The Beatles retire as a group? It could be next week because with this group the unexpected is always to be expected. (Less)
I Caught Myself- Chapter 9 {Today's a New Day}, Part of Marathon
"Well it looks like you're in a good mood." Joe said as he kissed my forehead. (More) "Well it looks like you're in a good mood." Joe said as he kissed my forehead. "Haha, yeah. Me and Nick actually talked! Without fighting! We're friends again!" "Great! I'm happy for you guys!" "Finally the cold war has ended!" Frankie added in. "Haha. You're lucky Frankie, you don't have to worry about dating for another 3 or 4 years." "For your information I have a girlfriend!" "(XD) Haha, Frankie you do? What's her name?" "Molly!" "Awww! Well I wish you good luck." "Thank you! And knowing you, good luck too." "Why?" "I know you love Nick. Not J-" I put my hand on his mouth. "PFFBBB!! PFFBBB!" "Yeah, Frankie. We've heard it a thousand times." Then I let go. "Fineee. Don't come crawling to me once you marry Joe and yo-" "I think we had enough Frankie! Thanks! "Welcome! (:D)" "Ugh. Joe?" He was asleep. Of courseee... So I went downstairs to get some pudding. Then I see Nick and Lexi making out on the couch. And Lexi trying to pull his shirt off. She's onto trying to rip it off. "Save it for the bedroom you two!" I said shielding my eyes and they pulled away. "UGH! KAYKAY! WHY DO YOU HAVE TO RUIN IT!" Lexi said. "Well I like that couch, I wouldn't want anything you'd regret doing to happen on it." "The couch, or the boy?!" Lexi said. "I guess both." I said and walked into the kitchen. Feeling good about myself cuz I made Lexi really really mad. Then Nick came into the kitchen as I sat down with the pudding and the spoon. "I guess I have to thank you." He said sitting down next to me "For what?" "For saving me once again from a girl who pinned me down who wanted alittle something more than just for me to sing." "Haha. No problem. But if you think she's a slut and junk... why are you still with her?" "I'm... not sure... Maybe its becuase I don't wanna loose someone else." "Who'd you loose?" "You." "What?? Nooo! I'm right here! Talking to you! You didn't loose me!" "I lost you for like a year! Cuz I became a jerk! Who acted crazy cuz I loved you so much! It hurt me so much..." "It hurt me alot too... but can we please not talk about anything like that right now? I mean, we're friends now and its all that matters right?" "Yeah... sorry about that... so where's Joe?" "He fell asleep when me and Frankie were arguing." "About what?" "Uh... t-things?" "What things?" "You know... stuff...?" "And that stuff is?" "Ugh nevermind." "So its about me?" "W-What?? N-Nooo! What m-makes you say that??" "You're studdering and you won't tell me what that thing is." "Ugh. Hate it when you do that." "That's my gift." "Well where's Lexi. Oh, wow, I actually care! :O" "She went home." "Ick. Can I sleep over?" "Sure." "Well, I brought a DVD over. Joe and I were suposed to watch it..." "What movie?" "Haha, Get Smart." "Oh, cool. Well let's watch. Unless you wanna wait for Joe..." "Nah, its ok. I watched it 5 times with him already." *So they pop in the DVD blah blah blah. The talked through the whole thing. lol.* *Next morning* *turns out Nick fell asleep beside her* *Nick's POV* I wake up, with caution not to wake Khaela up. she was just peacefully sleeping. I walk upstairs and splash my face with cold water. I looked at myself in the mirror. Today... Today was a new day. The dawn of the new beginning. I finally get to start it over. Me and Khaela... I finally can talk to her, to have our movie nights and our sleepovers... Even though it'd be more akward, we're still best friends. Me, My brothers, and Khaela, life is good. I took a shower and got dressed for the day I was about to have ------------------------------- This'll b the only I Caught Myself chapter posted tonight. Sorry, turns out I wrote less than I thought. (Less)
Groups results for: i fell myself Henry Mancini: IF I FELL: (BEATLES SPECIAL) Although Paul had not seen me for some months, he singled me out at the reception and courteously (More) Although Paul had not seen me for some months, he singled me out at the reception and courteously invited me back to a private luncheon with himself, Henry Mancini, John and producer Johnny Hamp. During the meal, John expressed some disappointment that certain artists were not able to appear on the show. "You can't expect people to come over at a moments notice but I would have liked big names like Ella, Peggy Lee and Keely Smith to have appeared on the show," said John. "I'm not knocked out with the way Keely Smith did our numbers on her LP but she would have been a great name for the show." Later in the privacy of their dressing room with only road manager Malcolm Evans, John, Paul, and myself present there were some vigourous views revealed about just who can sing and play Beatle music and do it justice. "There are only about 100 people in the world who understand our music," said John. "George, Ringo, and a few friends around the world. Some of the artists who recorded our numbers have no idea how to interpret them. Keely Smith added nothing to our compositions but a couple trumpets. I loathed Matt Monro's version of 'Yesterday' and liked Marianne Faithfull's. I wanted Richard Anthony on this show but he was busy having car crashes in France or something. We dig the way Esther Phillips sang 'And I Love Him' and Henry's orchestration of 'If I Fell' and that's why they are here. When Paul and I write a song we try and take hold of something we believe in-- a truth. We can never communicate 100 per cent of what we feel but if we can convey just a fraction we have achieved something. We try to give people a feeling--they don't have to understand the music if they can just feel the emotion. This is half the reason the fans don't understand but they experience what we are trying to tell them." "Lack of feeling in an emotional sense is responsible for the way some singers do our songs. They don't understand and are too old to grasp the feeling. Beatles are really the only people who can play Beatle music." Just what kind of music do the music makers themselves dig? Paul was soon off on what kind of music he likes. "Dylan is a fantastic composer," said Paul. "At first I didn't understand. I used to lose his songs in the middle but then I realized it didn't matter. You can get hung up on just two words of a Dylan lyric. 'Jealous Monk' or 'magic swirling ship' are examples of the fantastic word combinations he uses. I could never write like that and I envy him. He is a poet." "I like some of the things the Animals try to do like the song Eric Burdon wrote about places in Newcastle on the flip of one of their hits. I still want to write a song about the places in Liverpool where I was brought up. Places like The Docker's Umbrella which is a long tunnel through which the dockers go to work on Merseyside, and Penny Lane near my old home." "The one thing I can't understand is the protest songs like 'Eve of Destruction' that was absolute rubbish. Dylan's 'Masters of War' or 'God On Our Side' are OK because they say things in an original manner but P.F Sloan is too much." John is very conscious of the Beatles musical progression and he explained to me how he would sit down in his house at Weybridge, put all their LPs in chronological order on his stereo gram and study the improving pattern of sound. "I can hear that we've progressed from this," he used his hand to indicate a level, "To this" and raised it again. "But do y'know I never get to hear them all the way through. Someone always turns up and there I am sitting like an idiot in the front room listening to my own music. I'm too embarassed to leave it on." At this stage of the interview, things become enlivened by the appearence of our top DJ Jimmy Savilla (who just happened to be around) who sat down on a chair opposite. Jim, who has blonde shoulder length hair, was wearing blue denims embossed with an enormous silver buckle and white leather boots. An imposing sight! "Something's wrong with you," smiled John. "You're not smoking." Jimmy explained that George had recently complained about his self-made smog in the Beatles dressing room. "That was George," declared John, and Jim promptly lit up an enormous cigar and disappeared behind his smoke screen. Recording manager George Martin entered upon the scene and for some reason that escapes me began in true life confessions manner to tell us about his Uncle who was a crook. "I had an uncle who looked after sheep," said Paul. "He was a shepherd's crook." This pun was greeted with a short but reverent silence which was finally broken by Malcolm who declared piously, "Dat's very funny (significant pause)...boss!" The inevitable subject of Elvis Presley was brought up by Jimmy who is his most ardent fan, and declared on a trip to Moscow recently the 10 by 8 glossies which he took with him of Elvis were like gold dust over there. "We saw enough of him on our last trip to realize that he is anything but stupid," declared John. "I asked him if he had any new ideas for his films and he and Colonel Tom explained that the only time that they had departed from the 'kinda cowboy meets cowgirl theme' that they lost money. There's only one thing wrong with Elvis," said John. "He's a bit square that's all." I tackled John about the subject of the Liverpool Cavern Club which was in danger of being closed down. It was this club where the Beatles blasted off from to International fame. "Someone came up to me the other day and asked what I had done to save the club that made us," retorted John. "I replied that we made the club-- the club did not make us." John later revealed that he is working on his next book. "I just sit down in the morning and work right through the day without a stop," said John. "Food just appears in front of me and I eat it-- time means nothing to me while I'm working." "Someone sent a copy of my book "Spainiard in the Works" back to me the other day. They complained I used bad language in the book. I returned the book to the agents with instructions to re-sell it. We've often heard from reporters what they thought about The Beatles, but I'd never seen written what the Beatles thought about reporters. I asked John for his views. "You can spot the good ones even in a crowded reception hall," said John. "You'll be saying something which no one else is writing down but just one or two reporters. I've seen enough journalists to recognize those who know what we're all about." "Better tell him he's in' or you'll hurt his feelings," added Paul nodding at me. "He wouldn't be here if he wasn't," retorted John. Other subjects covered during the course of the afternoon comprised of Marxism, Royality, Hairdressers, Eastern Philosophy, Cars, Clothes and why John was wearing a T-Shirt labelled 'Lord John'. The question of the musical which J and P want to write arose as I was about to leave. Paul commented sadly upon the scheme. "I think we are resigned to the fact that this can not come about until The Beatles are disbanded. Then and only then will we have time to work on compositions." When will The Beatles retire as a group? It could be next week because with this group the unexpected is always to be expected. (Less)
I Caught Myself- Chapter 9 {Today's a New Day}, Part of Marathon "Well it looks like you're in a good mood." Joe said as he kissed my forehead. (More) "Well it looks like you're in a good mood." Joe said as he kissed my forehead. "Haha, yeah. Me and Nick actually talked! Without fighting! We're friends again!" "Great! I'm happy for you guys!" "Finally the cold war has ended!" Frankie added in. "Haha. You're lucky Frankie, you don't have to worry about dating for another 3 or 4 years." "For your information I have a girlfriend!" "(XD) Haha, Frankie you do? What's her name?" "Molly!" "Awww! Well I wish you good luck." "Thank you! And knowing you, good luck too." "Why?" "I know you love Nick. Not J-" I put my hand on his mouth. "PFFBBB!! PFFBBB!" "Yeah, Frankie. We've heard it a thousand times." Then I let go. "Fineee. Don't come crawling to me once you marry Joe and yo-" "I think we had enough Frankie! Thanks! "Welcome! (:D)" "Ugh. Joe?" He was asleep. Of courseee... So I went downstairs to get some pudding. Then I see Nick and Lexi making out on the couch. And Lexi trying to pull his shirt off. She's onto trying to rip it off. "Save it for the bedroom you two!" I said shielding my eyes and they pulled away. "UGH! KAYKAY! WHY DO YOU HAVE TO RUIN IT!" Lexi said. "Well I like that couch, I wouldn't want anything you'd regret doing to happen on it." "The couch, or the boy?!" Lexi said. "I guess both." I said and walked into the kitchen. Feeling good about myself cuz I made Lexi really really mad. Then Nick came into the kitchen as I sat down with the pudding and the spoon. "I guess I have to thank you." He said sitting down next to me "For what?" "For saving me once again from a girl who pinned me down who wanted alittle something more than just for me to sing." "Haha. No problem. But if you think she's a slut and junk... why are you still with her?" "I'm... not sure... Maybe its becuase I don't wanna loose someone else." "Who'd you loose?" "You." "What?? Nooo! I'm right here! Talking to you! You didn't loose me!" "I lost you for like a year! Cuz I became a jerk! Who acted crazy cuz I loved you so much! It hurt me so much..." "It hurt me alot too... but can we please not talk about anything like that right now? I mean, we're friends now and its all that matters right?" "Yeah... sorry about that... so where's Joe?" "He fell asleep when me and Frankie were arguing." "About what?" "Uh... t-things?" "What things?" "You know... stuff...?" "And that stuff is?" "Ugh nevermind." "So its about me?" "W-What?? N-Nooo! What m-makes you say that??" "You're studdering and you won't tell me what that thing is." "Ugh. Hate it when you do that." "That's my gift." "Well where's Lexi. Oh, wow, I actually care! :O" "She went home." "Ick. Can I sleep over?" "Sure." "Well, I brought a DVD over. Joe and I were suposed to watch it..." "What movie?" "Haha, Get Smart." "Oh, cool. Well let's watch. Unless you wanna wait for Joe..." "Nah, its ok. I watched it 5 times with him already." *So they pop in the DVD blah blah blah. The talked through the whole thing. lol.* *Next morning* *turns out Nick fell asleep beside her* *Nick's POV* I wake up, with caution not to wake Khaela up. she was just peacefully sleeping. I walk upstairs and splash my face with cold water. I looked at myself in the mirror. Today... Today was a new day. The dawn of the new beginning. I finally get to start it over. Me and Khaela... I finally can talk to her, to have our movie nights and our sleepovers... Even though it'd be more akward, we're still best friends. Me, My brothers, and Khaela, life is good. I took a shower and got dressed for the day I was about to have ------------------------------- This'll b the only I Caught Myself chapter posted tonight. Sorry, turns out I wrote less than I thought. (Less)
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