For the people that never heard their influence anywhere.
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I don't know why the tag doesn't work for me anymore.

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yeah, but they didn't dance OR advocate for black musicians...

Cinny said:

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Thank you for posting this Cinny.

peedub said:

yeah, but they didn't dance OR advocate for black musicians...

She can be so freakin' ridiculous sometimes.

peedub said:

yeah, but they didn't dance OR advocate for black musicians...

Off topic! Didn't watch the video!

Cinny said:

I don't know why the tag doesn't work for me anymore.

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This is music discussion, and a contribution they made.

Cinny said:

peedub said:

yeah, but they didn't dance OR advocate for black musicians...

Off topic! Didn't watch the video!

i did! and i dug it. i'm not versed enough in musicology to appreciate what dude is talking about, but it 's cool.

i just wanted to steal some thunder before we get a bunch of gifs of michael jackson grabbing his junk and eating beetles on the savannah.

everytime these beatles r mentioned ...i cant help remembering Christopher Moltisanti in the studio with that jersey guy

Great post

Lammastide said:

peedub said:

yeah, but they didn't dance OR advocate for black musicians...

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EXPLAIN YOURSELF

CAL3 said:

peedub said:

yeah, but they didn't dance OR advocate for black musicians...

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EXPLAIN YOURSELF

i was referencing a conversation going on concurrently in another thread in which another poster was arguing that it was incumbent upon white performers/musicians who were influenced by black performers/musicians to 'advocate' on the latters' behalf if the former experienced any sort laudation or success.

Peedub that is dumb.

2freaky4church1 said:

Peedub that is dumb.

i agree.

it's a joke that was funny then. the humor in my original statement has lost all potency. you had to be there.

Cool!

I get amused at those who deny the Beatles' influence in music. It's not their fault - they're either too young to know/think this stuff just always existed; or they aren't musicians and have no concept of what it took to write the songs.

Check this video out from the same source as Cinny's. In less than 2 minutes he will show you what kinds of musical geniuses these guys were:

RodeoSchro said:

Cool!

I get amused at those who deny the Beatles' influence in music. It's not their fault - they're either too young to know/think this stuff just always existed; or they aren't musicians and have no concept of what it took to write the songs.

Howard Goodall presented a thorough documentary on PBS called Sgt. Pepper's Musical Revolution, showing track-by-track just how sophisticated the key changes and mode choices were.