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MUSIC HISTORY CLASS – McCartney and Lennon Meet

April 24th, 2012

Michael Meeze

On this day in 1976, a reunion six years in the making took place; no, not a musical reunion, but rather a personal reunion. Six years after the The Beatles posthumously released what would be their last album, Let It Be, Paul McCartney and his wife, Linda, visited John Lennon at Lennon’s apartment in New York City.

It was a rare event following the tumultuous final years of the iconic Rock band. Reportedly, the McCartney’s and Lennon spent the evening watching Saturday Night Live. The duo was asked to come down to the SNL studio only several blocks away …

Posted in Columns, Features, Music History Class

Tags: 1976, john lennon, let it be, Linda McCartney, New York City, paul mccartney, saturday night live, the beatles, Yoko Ono

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Andrew Stockdale wouldn’t “Let It Be”

July 22nd, 2011

Grant Trimboli

Andrew Stockdale (Wolfmother) was beyond inebriated this past Sunday, near his hometown of Brisbane, Australia, when he decided to entertain locals with his rendition of The Beatles’ classic “Let It Be.” After completely interrupting the other artist to perform he was asked to leave the bar but refused by simply sitting on the floor. After fighting with bouncers for a short while the police took him away and put him in jail for the night. He was charged with being drunk and disorderly, failing to leave licensed premises and resisting removal from licensed premises. Below is his hilarious performance, along …

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Tags: Andrew Stockdale, fight, let it be, police, the beatles, wolfmother

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