I saw the news today, oh boy
About a genius who'd passed away.
His legacy will live on for decades.
I notice you omitted the part about running a comb across your head >:D
Not many have had such a diverse career as he had and always willing to try something new. We have been fortunate to have had him during our lifetime.
:laughabovepost: :laughabovepost:
Yeah, I've played the Sgt Pepper album a few times this week.
Brilliant guy that enjoyed a good innings. Loved some of the old in-studio vids recently shown.
Dave G
We flew Sir George from Rendcomb in the RNHF Swordfish (he was an Observer in the FAA during WWII) and he was the nicest man I have ever met...........When I told him of my growing up with the Beatles, he asked for my address and 3 days later a CD St Pepper's came in the post signed by not only Sir George, but by Paul McCartney and Ringo too, I nearly pooped myself when I opened it....................Great man................Tony
A real gent!
Quote from: Outtenbach on March 12, 2016, 09:09:17 AM
We flew Sir George from Rendcomb in the RNHF Swordfish (he was an Observer in the FAA during WWII) and he was the nicest man I have ever met...........When I told him of my growing up with the Beatles, he asked for my address and 3 days later a CD St Pepper's came in the post signed by not only Sir George, but by Paul McCartney and Ringo too, I nearly pooped myself when I opened it....................Great man................Tony
Now that
is cool. :thumbsup:
For any fans of George's production techniques I would highly recommend the Beatles album 'Love'.
Along with his son, George created a masterpiece with that one.
Quote from: newportnobby on March 12, 2016, 10:20:48 AM
For any fans of George's production techniques I would highly recommend the Beatles album 'Love'.
Along with his son, George created a masterpiece with that one.
Second this! Never a great Beatles fan but we were given this CD a few years back and it is one of the "most played" in our car.