I agree with <Ohio> that "Some of the best Beatles stuff is never on the radio. Funny how much I like some of their simple, beautiful ballads."

Jess & here's a song from me to you from another early Beatles tune. ; P

http://youtu.be/d-XiMysmcRY>... That song is from The Yellow Submarine animated film & soundtrack album. When The Beatles worked on that project they thought they were fulfilling a contractual obligation for 3 films they earlier had signed on to do. The 1st picture being A Hard Days Night & the 2nd being Help. As it turned out the psychedelic animated Yellow Submarine did not qualify as a 3rd Beatles film so that's why The Fab 4 did the Let It Be project & maybe that's why there was so much tension on the set making that film. I think Lennon & McCartney gave George a chance to do more tunes on The Yellow Submarine album as here is the companion piece from Harrison to 'It's Only a Northern Song', which was named tongue in cheek by George after The Beatles song publishing company, Northern Songs. ; P

W Fraser vs McDonnell, 1831

Not only did they get the date changed, but they added White's last move... so I know someone can modify games around here if they really want to... so I'm not sure why an update to Zukertort vs Lipschutz, 1886

<Repost> from "Da Bishop":

<Robed.Bishop: <JFQ> Please pardon my intrusion here. It seems I recall reading a post awhile back that had some concerns over length, editing, etc. I know I'm not part of the project, but I wanted to do a little something to help, so I wrote the following letter. I hope you find it useful. Dear Daniel:

At our editing meeting last night, after we finally started in on the pizza and beer, we got to talking about the editing. Somebody said as a joke, "I wonder if the admins will do any editing." After the laughter died down, a silence ensued, a silence like you've never heard. I'm telling you, Daniel, the silence in the room would have made the King of the jungle nervous. Then <<<all hell broke loose.>>>

After the shouting blew over and the chairs were set back upright, we came up with a detailed plan. A letter needed to be written. I drew the short straw.

We all agreed that because this is your site, of course you should have the final say before anything gets posted. We also understand that there might be technical reasons that require changes, such as space, etc., or that a young and nubile intern might feel the need to impress you and offer to fiddle with our wording and that that idea might seem appealing to you. We are certainly willing to work with you on this.

Our suggestion is that you review our materials and run any changes by us before the materials are changed. It could very well be that some of the suggestions might be worthwhile, as unlikely as that seems, and that way we could make changes ourselves and then resubmit to you for approval. That way everyone is happy at the end.

Because we took a vote, I have to continue. Some of our members (the heroin addicts) insisted that I include a sort of warning in the event we can't come to some agreement. I don't want to be too specific (frankly, with my hangover I can't be too specific), but boycotting in front of the CG tower isn't out of the question. We even have slogans for signs such as, "You can't rewrite history!" and "We aren't just pawns!" And I remember one chant in particular, "We'll take our fate all the way to mate!" Reading it here on paper doesn't really do it justice, but when shouted with alcohol-fueled passion, well, let me just say that it will certainly bring the crowd to its feet. There was some discussion about getting Fox News there, but that idea never really got off the ground before people started passing out.

So that's where we stand - united - and we look forward to hearing from you. I know you might need some time to mull this over, and that's fine. I don't think we're going to have another meeting until we get all of the members out of jail.>

heh... I like it.

I did move your short story out of the WCC forum. You never know who might see it there. Luckily here in my "personal" forum it's unlikely any admins will see it.

I'm already testing Daniel's patience to the limit, as you may have noticed.

Anyways great writing as usual.

We do have a shorter letter from <OhioChessFan> designed for the same function.

I have only two things to say about that:

1. What satire?

2. Cowards!

And I hope no one points at me and says, "<Focus> was the drunkest one at the meeting."

All I can say is that I thought there was a drinking contest going on and I wanted the prize, which was more booze.

Or chair.

Not a good advert for Cg.com.> chessgames.com chessforum

While I agree with you that this should have been corrected long ago, don't be so harsh on them.

After all, there are probably thousands of correction slips waiting.

Furthermore, they have to deal with people submitting dubious or outright wrong corrections and game scores, e. g. Morphy vs NN, 1858 or Alexander McDonnell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeSa...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSa3...

I like this one even better than "Northern Song".

George is underrated I think. This is a beautiful melody as well. That's one thing about The Beatles "Prog Rock" tracks- they generally keep a sweet melody throughout. This is unusual for Prog Rock. Maybe what the Beatles invented is "Frog Rock" and then that was copied by people who couldn't spell "Frog".

In this way, "Prog Rock" was born.

Wow- you know what Paul is better looking than Jane Asher, though she's cute for sure:

http://www.beatlesbible.com/wp/medi...

This is also a great song from "Rubber Soul" as you say- I hadn't know the back stories behind the two tracks about Jane.

Is she "Lady Jane" that the Rolling Stones wrote about? She better not have jumped ship from Paul to a Rolling Stone.

P.S. I hope you can hear/see this video.

Jennifer Juniper great song also- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjZ6....

This is my favorite <Donovan> song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E9Z...

<Ohio> did announce that only he knows which music is actually screwhead or not. He gave a passing grade to <Wim Mertens>, but I'm not sure about Donovan.

I sure can hear this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNfu...

"We Can Work it Out" one of the best Beatles songs, but aren't they all the best? That's the trouble with the Beatles. No clunkers.

I really like this one though.

TRY TO SEE IT MY WAY BABY

So when did Macca finally get over that darned redhead?

I seem to recall Charlie Brown was also in love with a "little red haired girl."