Post by ralani5 on Jul 22, 2011 16:48:27 GMT
On Ed Sullivan, when The Beatles first took America by storm, I notice Paul is very animate in his performance. When Paul addresses the crowd, he seems nervous and shy but when he sings, he NEVER has trouble hitting the high notes and he sings with his whole body.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJRIDqjca7Y&feature=view_all&list=PLE6F4B9E5FD4E01BC&index=24
However, on their Sept. 12, 1965 appearance, Faul is present. He looks 3inches taller (Paul might have been 1/2 - 1 inch taller) Faul's eyes tell a different story. When he addresses the crowd he's kind of smug, bold and flirtatious and struggles to sing the notes that were easy for him just the year before. After he sings 'Yesterday' (very carefully), John says, 'Thank you Paul. That was just like him.' ...... Just like who? Check it out.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryGxU1glj6Q&feature=related
If Paul really did die, they sure groomed this guy quick. Where'd they get him from so fast? Clearly he was in the wings (no pun intended) almost from the very beginning.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJRIDqjca7Y&feature=view_all&list=PLE6F4B9E5FD4E01BC&index=24
However, on their Sept. 12, 1965 appearance, Faul is present. He looks 3inches taller (Paul might have been 1/2 - 1 inch taller) Faul's eyes tell a different story. When he addresses the crowd he's kind of smug, bold and flirtatious and struggles to sing the notes that were easy for him just the year before. After he sings 'Yesterday' (very carefully), John says, 'Thank you Paul. That was just like him.' ...... Just like who? Check it out.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryGxU1glj6Q&feature=related
If Paul really did die, they sure groomed this guy quick. Where'd they get him from so fast? Clearly he was in the wings (no pun intended) almost from the very beginning.