“[The Stones] are rooted in the blues. When they are writing stuff, it has to do with the blues. We had a little more influences,” McCartney said. “There’s a lot of differences, and I love the Stones, but I’m with you. The Beatles were better.”
Now, in an interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Jagger was asked what he made of the comments. You can watch a clip below, with the full interview available at 5pm BST tonight (April 24)."
... Rolling Stones? Editada mais tarde no With the Beatles:
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-beatles-the-rolling-stones-i-wanna-be-your-man-story/
Citando:
"McCartney had originally penned the song before Lennon took over and finished the track while Macca was supposedly in the corner of a room talking to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Stones historian, Bill Janowitz, claimed that Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham “had almost literally bumped into Lennon and McCartney as they stepped out of a cab” and ushered them into the studio with Jagger and Richards.
Apparently, after having lunch together, the topic of the Stones lack of material for a new single had arisen and, by sheer coincidence, Lennon and McCartney had just finished up completing ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’ earlier that day at De Lane Lea Studio."
And now for something really special. The video (PM, Ringo e Ron Wood dos Rolling Stones):
https://youtu.be/HO3tF2KlxCc
Beatles!
https://www.express.co.uk/entertainment/music/1045916/The-Beatles-or-The-Rolling-Stones-UK-poll-Queen-Freddie-Mercury-Bohemian-Rhapsody-ABBA
Citando:
"It’s The Beatles! According to YouGov, 73% of the UK public has a positive opinion of the Fab Four, while 61% favour The Rolling Stones.
Meanwhile, both bands had very low negativity with the British public, with just 10% and 12% disliking the bands."
https://observador.pt/2018/04/14/ha-55-anos-os-beatles-descobriam-os-rolling-stones/
Citando:
"Há precisamente 55 anos, a 14 de abril de 1963, as duas bandas inglesas que daí a uns meses começariam um longo reinado como as maiores do Reino Unido (para muitos, são as duas maiores bandas de sempre) encontravam-se pela primeira vez. O encontro aconteceu num pub londrino chamado Crawdaddy Club, que tinha como “banda da casa” o então ainda muito jovem grupo de Mick Jagger e Keith Richards.
A noite era de folga para o quarteto de Liverpool, à época já muito mediático, que acabara de atuar pela terceira vez no programa de televisão (dedicado à música) Thank Your Lucky Stars (já lá haviam estado em janeiro e fevereiro desse ano). Recém chegados a Londres, para onde se haviam mudado, os Beatles estavam curiosos, queriam conhecer a cena musical da cidade."
Foto de guitarra floral no link (dos Stones):
http://www.udiscovermusic.com/news/chuck-berry-funeral-brings-messages-mccartney-stones
Citando:
"In McCartney's letter to the man that The Beatles covered and admired in their early days, and continued to praise, he said: “As you know, Chuck was a huge influence on me and my companions.” The Stones sent a white floral bouquet in the shape of a guitar, for which the accompanying card said: “Thanks for the inspiration.”"
Antena 1 passou o AILH e AHDN dos Beatles (Album "A Hard Day's Night") pelas 16:50 seguido do "Roundabout" dos Yes (Álbum "Fragile").
O programa de ontem da Antena 1 (De Costa a Costa) repetiu passando de novo o "And I love Her" e o "A Hard Day's Night".
Neste programa passaram também Pink Floyd (Louder Than Words - 2014, Us and Them - 1973), Led Zeppelin (No Quarter - 1973), Doors (People Are Strange - 1967) e 1 dos Rolling Stones e Yes (Roundabout - 1971). Uma primeira parte de luxo de facto.
