Wednesday, July 14, 2004
SOMEBODY GET PAUL ON THE PHONE
"A vacationer who purchased a suitcase at an Australian flea market found a trove of Beatles memorabilia inside, including photos, concert programs and unreleased recordings, The Times newspaper reported Tuesday. The tapes, labeled "Abbey Road... not for release," will be evaluated by the Beatles' record label, Apple, and examined by experts to determine their origin and authenticity." -CNN
Maybe, just maybe, Paul McCartney might be able to authenticate. Anybody think he might be interested? I'm sure he'd like to have a look see at least. What, we a need a team of white coats with instruments to verify? Are they gonna carbon date the tapes? They're not all dead yet people.
"A vacationer who purchased a suitcase at an Australian flea market found a trove of Beatles memorabilia inside, including photos, concert programs and unreleased recordings, The Times newspaper reported Tuesday. The tapes, labeled "Abbey Road... not for release," will be evaluated by the Beatles' record label, Apple, and examined by experts to determine their origin and authenticity." -CNN
Maybe, just maybe, Paul McCartney might be able to authenticate. Anybody think he might be interested? I'm sure he'd like to have a look see at least. What, we a need a team of white coats with instruments to verify? Are they gonna carbon date the tapes? They're not all dead yet people.
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