[Frank De Giacomo]

Thanks Dan for this excellent summary.

I am in no position to critique Paul’s or anyone else’s memory – and I totally agree it makes a much better story.

Have you seen the GettBack documentary?

It was amazing watching Paul work through Let It Be and The Long and Winding Road

And he was rocking last nigh in Adelaide Australia where our dear girls did study abroad – 55 years later!!!

[Frank De Giacomo]

Hi Jung,

Paul actually sings “brother Malcolm” in this Let It Be take.

https://youtu.be/THGB8hUHX_A?si=slusvxfrO4AvPUw9

I wish I could find the interview with Mal Evans when he talked about Paul explaining his dream.

So cool seeing genius at work. I’ve emailed the girls about making a Get Back type video of their process. I’m amazed how heavenly they harmonize. And I so enjoy their guitar skills…

[Frank De Giacomo]

We’ll said and much appreciated Jung.

I was scrolling the site, enjoying sone archives and videos as I do to get the great enjoyment of seeing the amazing Wagner twins fill me with joy. I happened on the thread that had several long discussions related to things I get on the MLT site to avoid. Not to disagree or be disagreeable, but there are many other sites for those discussions for those who feel so inclined. I hope the MLT Club remains a sanctuary for great music by great and supremely talented people for the joy of the members. No offense intended to anyone…

[Frank De Giacomo]

After seeing the behind the scenes rehearsal, I would give quite a lot to hear the girls with Mike on “With a Little Help from My Friends”! The MLT harmonies and seeing how they approached the song make me so look forward to seeing them play it live. I’m praying for patience … maybe someday –

[Frank De Giacomo]

I just read the Orange post. Love the explanation and my hair comparison wasn’t completely far out…

[Frank De Giacomo]

I find this answer very interesting. I had assumed Mona and Lisa chose the name Orange because Mona – blond; plus Lisa – red; and together they make orange.
Apologies for the way my mind connected those …

[Frank De Giacomo]

https://youtu.be/WmVd9F1fW00

I might be the only MLT member who saw this “Beetle” version from Sesame Street

pretty fun!Enjoy!

[Frank De Giacomo]

I feel terribly old reporting this, but the original Alvin and the Chipmunks did an entire Beatles cover album – which I still own an original pressing of…there are many videos of Alvin singing Beatles on YouTube.  I’m so spoiled by Mona and Lisa’s awesome covers…

[Frank De Giacomo]

I was sure I wasn’t the only one who’s favorite drummer is Mona.

Honestly I enjoy watching Mona play drums and Lisa play lead guitar so much I could watch them all day – the video “Lola” is a tour de force of musician awesomeness including Papa Rudi on bass and keyboards!

[Frank De Giacomo]

George Martin, the Beatles’ producer, made an album of Beatles songs covered by famous people.  He insisted on working with Celine Dionsincd he wanted “to work with the world’s best instrument” (I’m paraphrasing); and he had Celine sing Here, There, and Everywhere.  Her version was naturally awesome but I think George Martin would have chosen Mona and Lisa’s version were he  here today…