Kevin Harrington: First, I thought it was a darker representation. It seemed to be more focused on them having issues with each other, when in reality I remember lots of laughter. The argument caught on camera between Paul and George wasn’t a big deal. It’s just one of those arguments. There was a lot more laughter. Listen, I’ve worked with so many acts in the studio and in rehearsal rooms and worked with so many people, they were just another band having an off day.

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Mal drives Paul and George to the memorial service for their manager Brian Epstein in October 1967.I for one am grateful that most people have gotten over the”let’s blame Paul for everything” mindset.He and his demanding ways and what not. My opinion based on what I’ve read and seen Is that Paul was doing one thing: trying to keep the band together Hewas the only one who cared. From the inception of the Beatles until the day they broke up, Paul loved that band the most, and he was desperately trying to save it. But for all intents and purposes, the original Let It Be film had its reputation established by its release, with the breakup taking on a disproportionate stake. Decades of unavailability for mainstream viewers cemented the movie as a straw man for late-era Beatles. The only two views of it were “watch the Beatles break up” or “watch for the symptoms of the Beatles breaking up.” There was little middle ground. Maybe Michael Lindsay-Hogg offered up too much subtlety.

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Hosted by award-winning author Robert Rodriguez, Something About The Beatles is an intelligent and entertaining examination of the The Beatles' music and career. Smart, funny and surprising - just like the Fab Four Mal Evans at London Airport in July 1966, on returning from The Beatles' troubled trip to the Philippines. Mal wondered if he'd ever get out of the country in one piece. July: Most of the first week was fine and warm, but the 6th was dull and wet with 33mm of rain and a high of only 16C. It stayed rather cool until the 10th, but it then became very warm and humid. On the 16th, the temperature rose above 31C., but fresher weather followed on the 16th, although it remained mostly warm or very warm until the 28th. No measurable rain fell from 11th to the 28th, but over 30mm of rain fell on the 29th and it then became much cooler.Kevin Harrington: Funnily enough, to me it was just an ordinary day in my life at that time. I mean, the most vivid thing is having to kneel in front of John. I remember looking around initially and I couldn’t really see anybody. And then I went to look behind me and there were office workers looking across the rooftops. Then people started showing up at the window and you’d look out again and there were people standing on rooftops. September 1969: After screening a new cut at some point this month, the group signed off on the film to business manager Allen Klein, according to Michael. In what could simply be a coincidence, the same month also saw John announce to the others that he was quitting the Beatles. They released Abbey Road in September, too. Heart — ft. Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson — to Play First Show Together Since 2019 in Seattle on New Year’s Eve