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Bugar me. Is it really 50 years since I saw this at The Savoy with my 14 year old chick?
Fantastic music, never will be surpassed.
Fantastic music, never will be surpassed.
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wonderful film,great music,filmed when england was england and acton main line station was famous for a few weeks,patti boyd george"s soon to be wife is one of the schoolgirls on the train innit
My favourite Beatles song.
Got me plenty of action once I learned to play it.
Got me plenty of action once I learned to play it.
Yep, singing along here. Bit dated and hackneyed storyline,script and ' acting ' but the Beatles are iconic and the songs are classics.
Jimmy Savile: Steptoe and Son actor Wilfrid Brambell 'abused boys in Jersey' claims whistleblower
Wilfrid Brambell, the actor, became the latest BBC celebrity accused of child sex abuse last night after it emerged that two people had come forward in Jersey claiming to be his victims.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/jimmy-savile/9616121/Jimmy-Savile-Steptoe-and-Son-actor-Wilfrid-Brambell-abused-boys-in-Jersey-claims-whistleblower.html
Brambell, who played the “dirty old man” Albert Steptoe in the comedy Steptoe and Son, allegedly abused two boys in a theatre in Jersey at the height of his fame in the 1970s.
One of the alleged victims was a resident at the notorious Haut de la Garenne children’s home which was at the centre of a high-profile police investigation into historical child abuse on the island in 2008.
He claimed to have been taken to the island’s main theatre, the Opera House, as a “treat” before being taken backstage to meet Brambell, who he accuses of molesting him in a back room.
The second victim, who had not been a Haut de la Garenne resident, also claimed to have been abused by Brambell at the theatre. The alleged victims were aged 12-13 at the time.
Brambell, who died in 1985, was homosexual and had a criminal record for “persistently importuning for an immoral purpose” in a public lavatory dating from 1962.
The allegations were made to former Jersey health minister Stuart Syvret, the most outspoken critic of the island’s failure to deal with child abuse when the Haut de la Garenne scandal erupted four years ago.
He was contacted by dozens of people who had been abused on the island, some of whom named Jimmy Savile as one of their abusers.
Mr Syvret told The Daily Telegraph: “Two of the people who contacted me said that they were abused by Wilfrid Brambell.
“I was told that he visited the back rooms of the Jersey Opera House and abuse would happen there.
“I am convinced they were telling the truth. One of the men was a resident at Haut de la Garenne at the time and was taken to the theatre where he was abused.”
Mr Syvret said the two victims had not reported the abuse to the police because they did not trust the island’s constabulary.
Brambell became a household name in the 1960s and 70s when he appeared alongside Harry H Corbett in Steptoe and Son, in which he played a scruffy rag and bone man constantly derided by his on-screen son as a “dirty old man”.
He also appeared in the Beatles A Hard Day’s Night, playing Sir Paul McCartney’s grandfather, after being hand-picked for the role by the singer.
His conviction for importuning, or soliciting, came after he was arrested in a public lavatory in Shepherd’s Bush, west London, in Nov 1962. He was given a conditional discharge and ordered to pay 25 guineas costs.
Brambell had been briefly married in the 1950s but had few close friends or relatives, and when he was cremated in 1985 after dying of cancer at the age of 72, only a handful of people turned out for his funeral.
A spokesman for Ray Galton and Alan Simpson, the writers of Steptoe and Son, said: “There were only about two people at his funeral. He didn’t have much of an entourage and he didn’t really have people who mixed with him socially.”
A spokesman for the BBC said that if the corporation received any allegations about anyone abusing children on BBC premises, it would be investigated as part of the independent inquiry into sex abuse by Jimmy Savile.
Wilfrid Brambell, the actor, became the latest BBC celebrity accused of child sex abuse last night after it emerged that two people had come forward in Jersey claiming to be his victims.
.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/jimmy-savile/9616121/Jimmy-Savile-Steptoe-and-Son-actor-Wilfrid-Brambell-abused-boys-in-Jersey-claims-whistleblower.html
Brambell, who played the “dirty old man” Albert Steptoe in the comedy Steptoe and Son, allegedly abused two boys in a theatre in Jersey at the height of his fame in the 1970s.
One of the alleged victims was a resident at the notorious Haut de la Garenne children’s home which was at the centre of a high-profile police investigation into historical child abuse on the island in 2008.
He claimed to have been taken to the island’s main theatre, the Opera House, as a “treat” before being taken backstage to meet Brambell, who he accuses of molesting him in a back room.
The second victim, who had not been a Haut de la Garenne resident, also claimed to have been abused by Brambell at the theatre. The alleged victims were aged 12-13 at the time.
Brambell, who died in 1985, was homosexual and had a criminal record for “persistently importuning for an immoral purpose” in a public lavatory dating from 1962.
The allegations were made to former Jersey health minister Stuart Syvret, the most outspoken critic of the island’s failure to deal with child abuse when the Haut de la Garenne scandal erupted four years ago.
He was contacted by dozens of people who had been abused on the island, some of whom named Jimmy Savile as one of their abusers.
Mr Syvret told The Daily Telegraph: “Two of the people who contacted me said that they were abused by Wilfrid Brambell.
“I was told that he visited the back rooms of the Jersey Opera House and abuse would happen there.
“I am convinced they were telling the truth. One of the men was a resident at Haut de la Garenne at the time and was taken to the theatre where he was abused.”
Mr Syvret said the two victims had not reported the abuse to the police because they did not trust the island’s constabulary.
Brambell became a household name in the 1960s and 70s when he appeared alongside Harry H Corbett in Steptoe and Son, in which he played a scruffy rag and bone man constantly derided by his on-screen son as a “dirty old man”.
He also appeared in the Beatles A Hard Day’s Night, playing Sir Paul McCartney’s grandfather, after being hand-picked for the role by the singer.
His conviction for importuning, or soliciting, came after he was arrested in a public lavatory in Shepherd’s Bush, west London, in Nov 1962. He was given a conditional discharge and ordered to pay 25 guineas costs.
Brambell had been briefly married in the 1950s but had few close friends or relatives, and when he was cremated in 1985 after dying of cancer at the age of 72, only a handful of people turned out for his funeral.
A spokesman for Ray Galton and Alan Simpson, the writers of Steptoe and Son, said: “There were only about two people at his funeral. He didn’t have much of an entourage and he didn’t really have people who mixed with him socially.”
A spokesman for the BBC said that if the corporation received any allegations about anyone abusing children on BBC premises, it would be investigated as part of the independent inquiry into sex abuse by Jimmy Savile.
kenny mann
06 Jul 14 20:16
George's first song I think.
The only song written by George for this album was Don't Bother Me.
It was also the first of their albums that had only Beatles songs on it, with no covers.
06 Jul 14 20:16
George's first song I think.
The only song written by George for this album was Don't Bother Me.
It was also the first of their albums that had only Beatles songs on it, with no covers.
Spotty spends all day trying to find snippets of info on celebrity indiscretions.
Perhaps he should fack off form here and work for the papers.
Perhaps he should fack off form here and work for the papers.
I don't like you.
Take your truth snd put it on its own thread.
Take your truth snd put it on its own thread.
cool if the leopard"s reply was "and if i tell you that i love you ooo, yer gonna say you love me too o o o "
CMAT is narked cos I put a warning up when he bumps up old threads 
PS
...and if i tell you that i love you ooo, yer gonna say you love me too o o o
...and if i tell you that i love you ooo, yer gonna say you love me too o o o
no pleasing some is there, anyway still loved the film wotever
, anyway still loved the film wotever
CMAT, you are the weirdo if you don't want to acknowledge that Wilfred Bramball was a monster
What gives you the idea that I didn't know it already, are you completely gormless?
In case you want to dig up other news for this thread, Liberace was a poof, man has landed on the Moon, Mafeking has been relieved, the Titanic sank, Nelson was fatally injured at Trafalgar, and Jesus was nailed to a tree.
In case you want to dig up other news for this thread, Liberace was a poof, man has landed on the Moon, Mafeking has been relieved, the Titanic sank, Nelson was fatally injured at Trafalgar, and Jesus was nailed to a tree.
They were not in the film "A Hard Days Night"
Wilfred Bramball was hand-picked for the role by Paul McCartney, is that what you don't like?
Wilfred Bramball was hand-picked for the role by Paul McCartney, is that what you don't like?
A good one for you to attempt, taxi, if you've not already done so.
Dear Prudence. What a brilliant song.
No Ringo.
They recorded the song at Trident Studios in London on 28, 29 and 30 August 1968.[7] Utilising state-of-the-art eight-track recording equipment, the basic track included finger picking guitar performed by John Lennon as well as George Harrison on the lead guitar, plus Paul McCartney playing the drums in place of Ringo Starr, who had temporarily left the Beatles. The next day, McCartney performed and recorded the bass track and Lennon recorded additional layers to his vocals. Handclapping, cowbell and tambourine were then added by Harrison and McCartney. On the last day of the recording session, piano and flügelhorn tracks were recorded by McCartney.
The complete list of recording session personnel included
John Lennon – double-tracked vocal, backing vocal, electric rhythm guitar
Paul McCartney – backing vocal, drums, bass, piano, flügelhorn, tambourine, cowbell, handclaps
George Harrison – backing vocal, lead guitar
Mal Evans – backing vocal, handclaps
Jackie Lomax – backing vocal, handclaps
John McCartney (Paul's cousin) – backing vocal, handclaps
Dear Prudence. What a brilliant song.
No Ringo.
They recorded the song at Trident Studios in London on 28, 29 and 30 August 1968.[7] Utilising state-of-the-art eight-track recording equipment, the basic track included finger picking guitar performed by John Lennon as well as George Harrison on the lead guitar, plus Paul McCartney playing the drums in place of Ringo Starr, who had temporarily left the Beatles. The next day, McCartney performed and recorded the bass track and Lennon recorded additional layers to his vocals. Handclapping, cowbell and tambourine were then added by Harrison and McCartney. On the last day of the recording session, piano and flügelhorn tracks were recorded by McCartney.
The complete list of recording session personnel included
John Lennon – double-tracked vocal, backing vocal, electric rhythm guitar
Paul McCartney – backing vocal, drums, bass, piano, flügelhorn, tambourine, cowbell, handclaps
George Harrison – backing vocal, lead guitar
Mal Evans – backing vocal, handclaps
Jackie Lomax – backing vocal, handclaps
John McCartney (Paul's cousin) – backing vocal, handclaps
'Dear Prudence' was the sister of Mia Farrow. She went to the Maharishi's Indian retreat, but locked herself away.
Kenny, I can play all the Beatles songs, and it took me quite a while to do them all, there are over 200.
'Back In The USSR' was the other track on the White Album that didn't have Ringo on it. Paul played most of it, but was helped by John and George.
Kenny, I can play all the Beatles songs, and it took me quite a while to do them all, there are over 200.
'Back In The USSR' was the other track on the White Album that didn't have Ringo on it. Paul played most of it, but was helped by John and George.
Excellent, have you seen the "Concert For George" at the Royal Albert Hall, circa 2001?
They've got the full concert on youtube now. Quite brilliant. All George songs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9Dr1anRP9w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9Dr1anRP9w
George had to mortgage his house to finance the film Life Of Brian
The only thing I have against George is his wife's attitude to Rodney Bewe's cat.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1289985/Ex-Likely-Lad-Rodney-Bewes-wins-war-Beatles-widow-razorwire-fence-nearly-killed-cat.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1289985/Ex-Likely-Lad-Rodney-Bewes-wins-war-Beatles-widow-razorwire-fence-nearly-killed-cat.html
David Janson played the boy by the river, with the tyre.
He went on to star in Get Some In, a comedy trainees boys in the RAF.
Susan Hampshire was in the disco scene, but uncredited.
Phil Collins was in it, but uncredited.
Isla Blair was in it, but uncredited, she was in Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade.
John Bluthal, who was the car thief, and uncredited. He was also in 'Help'
Pattie Boyd was in it, but uncredited. She married George 2 years later.
Pauline Chamberlain was in it, but uncredited. She also appeared in a casino scene in Thunderball, also uncredited.
Rosemarie Frankland was in also uncredited. She was a counter hand at Marks & Spencer, but became Britain's first Miss World in 1961. She had an affair with Bob Hope that lasted 20 years, but even with his help by putting her in one of his films, her acting ability wasn't up to much. After two failed marriages she overdosed on booze and drugs and died in California in 2000, aged 57.
Kenneth Haigh was in it, also uncredited. He was in Cleopatra a year earlier and in Man At The Top in 1970, and in Robin & Marian, with Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn in 1976.
Geraldine Sherman was in it, but uncredited. She was in a cafe scene in Get Carter.
Sally Sheridan was in it, but uncredited. She had a son, Nick, with Telly Savalas. She played the ward sister in the film 'Brassed Off', the film in which Pete Postlethwaites speech at the end should go down in cinema history.
Her daughter is Nicolette Sheridan (Fishy wood)
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http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001733/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
Edina Ronay was in it, but uncredited. She's the daughter of Egon Ronay.
Margaret Nolan was in it, but uncredited. She was in Goldfinger and some 'Carry On' films. She had a stunning figure in her day, and 5 feet 10 inches tall. I'd have lanced her
, and her twin sister 
He went on to star in Get Some In, a comedy trainees boys in the RAF.
Susan Hampshire was in the disco scene, but uncredited.
Phil Collins was in it, but uncredited.
Isla Blair was in it, but uncredited, she was in Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade.
John Bluthal, who was the car thief, and uncredited. He was also in 'Help'
Pattie Boyd was in it, but uncredited. She married George 2 years later.
Pauline Chamberlain was in it, but uncredited. She also appeared in a casino scene in Thunderball, also uncredited.
Rosemarie Frankland was in also uncredited. She was a counter hand at Marks & Spencer, but became Britain's first Miss World in 1961. She had an affair with Bob Hope that lasted 20 years, but even with his help by putting her in one of his films, her acting ability wasn't up to much. After two failed marriages she overdosed on booze and drugs and died in California in 2000, aged 57.
Kenneth Haigh was in it, also uncredited. He was in Cleopatra a year earlier and in Man At The Top in 1970, and in Robin & Marian, with Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn in 1976.
Geraldine Sherman was in it, but uncredited. She was in a cafe scene in Get Carter.
Sally Sheridan was in it, but uncredited. She had a son, Nick, with Telly Savalas. She played the ward sister in the film 'Brassed Off', the film in which Pete Postlethwaites speech at the end should go down in cinema history.
Her daughter is Nicolette Sheridan (Fishy wood)
.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001733/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm
Edina Ronay was in it, but uncredited. She's the daughter of Egon Ronay.
Margaret Nolan was in it, but uncredited. She was in Goldfinger and some 'Carry On' films. She had a stunning figure in her day, and 5 feet 10 inches tall. I'd have lanced her
, and her twin sister
she's ready for you.
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was she the tall beauty dancing with ringo?the boy was also a postman in keeping up appearance
Fack me Tel, well done.
I'd been trying to place that postie's face for years.
I'd been trying to place that postie's face for years.
the oldish guy who got a dart from ringo impaled into his sandwich,he"d been in many many things over the years as of course "ah yes sir the desert rats and i sir" derek guyler had been
Magical Mystery Tour was one of the worst films I`ve ever seen but well worth watching just for the music videos.
loved watching it a few months ago mac,it was like being back in 1967 all over again.
and yes the music was fab!
and yes the music was fab!
the film
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Whc9VxdP2E
the songs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDtK7xUIDxk&feature=kp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xycaGZtusmo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap6kSV_U45o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNLcXj5yR68
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Whc9VxdP2E
the songs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDtK7xUIDxk&feature=kp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xycaGZtusmo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap6kSV_U45o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNLcXj5yR68
Not many things you can say will watched in 100 years time
The Beatles music is one of them.
The Beatles music is one of them.
as we will never see their likes again gotta be true howdi
Too true guys. The Beatles music will probably last for eternity.
I had Let It Be on dvd and someone paid me £80 for it on Ebay 5 years ago.
I had Let It Be on dvd and someone paid me £80 for it on Ebay 5 years ago.
I often wonder if The Beatles in 500 years time will be remembered like Shakespeare.....
why do peeps listen to their rubbish when the Stones are available?
Stones were superb but a long way behind The Beatles.
Without The Beatles, there would have been no Rolling Stones.
They gave The Stones their first hit to get them started.
which was in the film "a hard days night" end of chain!!!
The new book about the Beatles (it goes to around a 1000 pages and only reaches 1962 so far) by Mark Lewishon has some pretty amazing revelations.
The story of how they ended up at EMI has always been that George Martin was on the look out for a pop group and that the Beatles impressed him. The truth, it appears (I can't guarantee it, although I believe it), is that they didn’t want them at all, just the publishing rights to their song Like Dreamers Do. Furthermore, George Martin was told to sign the Beatles whether he thought they were any good or not (so they could get the song) and they had no real desire to give them a recording career. It was also punishment for Martin having an affair with the boss’s married secretary at EMI that he got lumbered with them. It should be noted that EMI had already said no to the Beatles once. Even in the early 70s he said wasn't all that impressed by them.
This revelation explains the fact that the Beatles were signed to EMI before their first ever session, which made no sense at all. No one got signed in those days without being seen first (probably true now) yet they arrived with a contract already signed. They wanted the song. Things obviously changed though.
The story of how they ended up at EMI has always been that George Martin was on the look out for a pop group and that the Beatles impressed him. The truth, it appears (I can't guarantee it, although I believe it), is that they didn’t want them at all, just the publishing rights to their song Like Dreamers Do. Furthermore, George Martin was told to sign the Beatles whether he thought they were any good or not (so they could get the song) and they had no real desire to give them a recording career. It was also punishment for Martin having an affair with the boss’s married secretary at EMI that he got lumbered with them. It should be noted that EMI had already said no to the Beatles once. Even in the early 70s he said wasn't all that impressed by them.
This revelation explains the fact that the Beatles were signed to EMI before their first ever session, which made no sense at all. No one got signed in those days without being seen first (probably true now) yet they arrived with a contract already signed. They wanted the song. Things obviously changed though.
George Martin kidnapped. You may have seen it. It's very, very funny. In 2 parts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFMK4Lt8dsI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9khtAbU-Yuo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFMK4Lt8dsI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9khtAbU-Yuo
I have but it's always worth a watch as it's hilarious. I'm sure you're right as well - everything said by 'George' I think he's said over the years.
He does and he made such a contribution to their music, off the top of me head:
The string arrangement on Eleanor Rigby, surely the first time a string octet has got to number 1 in the pop charts.
The piano solo he wrote and played for In My Life, very Bach with the little trills, perfect, doesn't overshadow the song or sound out of place.
The fairground mixture of pipe organs and tape loops for Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite, responding to Lennon's request that he "wanted to smell the sawdust" (I'm sure that's a Martin quote too).
The authentic 1920s clarinet arrangement for Honey Pie, should be really proud of that.
The tasteful string arrangement for Something.
Although many people don't like it, I really like the way he arranged Harrison's Within You Without You with Eastern and Western strings, he made the cellos play like the Indian guys, swooping all over the place, it's great I think.
The one thing he didn't do was She's Leaving Home which is just a little too ornate for the song, in many people's opinion.
The string arrangement on Eleanor Rigby, surely the first time a string octet has got to number 1 in the pop charts.
The piano solo he wrote and played for In My Life, very Bach with the little trills, perfect, doesn't overshadow the song or sound out of place.
The fairground mixture of pipe organs and tape loops for Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite, responding to Lennon's request that he "wanted to smell the sawdust" (I'm sure that's a Martin quote too).
The authentic 1920s clarinet arrangement for Honey Pie, should be really proud of that.
The tasteful string arrangement for Something.
Although many people don't like it, I really like the way he arranged Harrison's Within You Without You with Eastern and Western strings, he made the cellos play like the Indian guys, swooping all over the place, it's great I think.
The one thing he didn't do was She's Leaving Home which is just a little too ornate for the song, in many people's opinion.
Kenny your at the time 14 year old chick is now 64 hope you're still be sending her a valentine, birthday greetings and bottle of wine etc.
lol, very good. Lost touch, I think she moved to the Isle-Of-Wight. 
Fun film
Classic tunes.
Steptoe sings Ooh aah up the RA. Just like some pissed fella from Derry was doing on the Headrow other 3AM.
Classic tunes.
Steptoe sings Ooh aah up the RA. Just like some pissed fella from Derry was doing on the Headrow other 3AM.
Film looks dated, but the music never loses its attraction. Help was a better film, and the cartoon Yellow Submarine was the best of the bunch imho!
I feel privileged to have been not too old at the time to enjoy the Beatles!
I feel privileged to have been not too old at the time to enjoy the Beatles!
Doctor Slicer is 100% correct.
I hope that clarifies the matter.
I hope that clarifies the matter.
Thank you for your valued 2nd opinion Mr Taxi.
Your support is always welcome in case I lose mine!
Your support is always welcome in case I lose mine!
My pleasure Dr. Slicer.
It's always nice to post to those that is not as edumacated as watt you and me is.
It's always nice to post to those that is not as edumacated as watt you and me is.
First song Lennon wrote. Nice cowbell. Billy J covered it. Astonishingly catchy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biw4IJ5pSUU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biw4IJ5pSUU
Probably a tribute to his mum as she died a year before he wrote it.
did you see the poor polar bear in yesterdays mail ken,hell on earth for the poor thing
no, terry. don't buy it these days and on-line version bears little resemblance to the paper. Not sure I want to know. Will probably make me sick to the stomach.
it would m8,old,lonely and mad. not you ken the poor bear
the poor bear
in a zoo! very hot over 90,very little water,no company,no nothing, very old and proberly out of its mind
ive had to have another look now you sod, argentina kenny
It does bring back memories Kenny. I went with my girlfriend and remember it well. Great times let alone great music.
aye, you can't beat groping a 14 year old in the back seat of the cinema while listening to the fab 4.
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