George and Roy would reunite again in the Traveling Wilburys!

The first time I saw Rami Malek was in a 10-part series movie called "The Pacific!" This movie was produced and directed by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. It is by far, the greatest as well as the most violent war movie ever made! Of course, Rami would move on to star in the Queen movie "Bohemian Rhapsody."

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@njr Yeah whatever 🙄 can you stop correcting my spelling please. This forum isn't a spelling lesson. You are not my school teacher. I left school 50 yrs ago.

INXS was a famous band and while I had to Google Michael Hutchence when someone first suggested it was him in the picture, I should think you could handle my telling you the correct spelling without pouting about it. Anyone here is free to correct my spelling at any time - I won’t be offended!

There is a band that I saw in October 2018 at the Austin City Limits, the same year I saw Paul. The band is called Greta Van Fleet, this band was being compared to Led Zeppelin!

I tried to post a link to Paul’s Twitter about Mary’s show, “Mary McCartney Serves It Up” but it would not paste! If you can get on Paul’s Twitter, check it out.

Hi Paul hope you or someone close to you is checking out this thread.

StandUpFor Ukraine is doing great things to highlight the situation and suffering presently happening in the Ukraine. We are seeing great music from great performers drawing attention to the plight of families there.

Paul I hope you are planning to contribute too. Of course you are.

I was thinking it's time to brush off Hope of Deliverance, anothr of your great but oft overlooked songs, it seems to capture the sentiment of what we all want.

Your lifeliong fan and follower  and forever indebted to the countless hours of enjoyment yuour music has brought to people everywhere

Paul Marston, Perth Western Australia

See clip attached of Broadway star Idina Menzel doing a mashup of "Dear Prudence" and "Do You Want to Build A Snowman" from the movie "Frozen.  I love this performance and I was there that night at the Nassau Coliseum years ago on one of my visits home. The songs start at the 1 minute mark of the clip. Hope you enjoy.

If you have HBO Max, I highly recomment watching the Carole King- James Taylor documentary (You Just Call Out My Name) showing their Troubador Reunion Tour show and interviews.  They put on a very good show and their voices have aged gracefully.

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2022/01/27/minnie-mouse-wear-pantsuit-disneyland-paris/9237542002/

Sorry Stella (lol), not a fan of pantsuit for her and it looks boring IMO.

Hi folks -

Somehow I ran into Joshua Lee Turner's YouTube channel doing some masterful covers - guitar and voice - including some of the Beatles and McCartney but also other greats like Dylan, Cash, Simon...

He's also a very talented songwriter and I've been playing his 2020 album "Public Life" non-stop the last couple months.

Highly recommend if you like beautiful guitar work, rock-pop melodies, and thoughtful lyrics.

If you check him out, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts.

MICHAEL NESMITH PAYS TRIBUTE TO FRED & GINGER AND THE BEATLES

In popular music, for me, Brian Bennett stands out among drummers. He has all the qualities listed in the previous article, and more. Check out his work with the Shadows and Cliff Richard over half a century, plus his distinguished second career as a film and TV composer.

https://www.rockcellarmagazine.com/katy-perry-the-beatles-gap-commercial-all-you-need-is-love/?utm_source=Rock+Cellar+Magazine+Subscribers&utm_campaign=177a70d329-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_8_26_2021_9_13_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_951cfef8de-177a70d329-163228620&mc_cid=177a70d329&mc_eid=6b9a152b7a