Abbey Road

Their Own Writes they talk about an Julian Lennon having a conversation with Paul years later after “Hey Jude” was released saying “In many ways in his childhood he had always been closer to Paul then he had been to his own father and in fact if you look through his old photograph album there are actual more picture of him as a little boy with Paul than with his own dad” (Johnstone). It really shows how much John neglected his son and how much Paul cared for Julian like he was his own. It is strange that John leaves his son since he was abounded by his mother “His natural parents had deserted him” (Noyer 9) and was raised by his Aunt Mimi. Lastly the dissolution era from 1968 to 1970 which brought the world the Abbey Road and Let It Be albums. The first song on the Abbey Road album is “Come Together” it did not sound like anything The Beatles have done prior to this album. When the songs starts with a strange piano, Ringo’s peculiar sounding drumroll, and John making “Shoot” noises it automatically makes the listener think about what instruments are being used. This reaction is before you listen to the words correctly which is basically gibberish. For example what does “He got toe jam football” mean? Out of all their songs “Come Together” is one of the most bewildering. Another song that stood out from the dissolution era is “Let It Be.” It is one of the most passionate and powerful tracks on the album written by Paul. He has said before that his mother was the inspiration…

It first came about when Tim Harper started a rumor that Paul McCartney died, and put an article about it in his magazine. The news spread like fire in a gasoline factory and became one of the biggest conspiracies of its time. After Paul ended it all, the Beatles didn’t want to break the fans’ hearts. So they called up Billy Shears, Paul’s complete physical and vocal lookalike to take his place. Still to this day Billy Shears is “Paul McCartney” On the Album cover Abbey Road conspirators…

their journey has come to an end, their music will last a lifetime. One of the main factors in the Beatles success was the fact that some of the best artists of the time were in the band. The original musicians who are behind the success of the song were John Lennon (vocals/guitar), Paul McCartney (guitar), who later were joined by George Harrison (guitar) and Ringo Starr (drummer). The band formed in 1960 and was started by Lennon and McCartney. Throughout the album, tension among the band is…

8:00 P.M., it was viewed by an estimated 73 million people-the largest audience for a television show ever to date.” (We’re Going to See the Beatles!:An Oral History of Beatlemania as Told by the Fans Who Were There by Garry Berman. Page 68) This was just the beginning for the four British boys from Liverpool. “And it was that night Beatlemania exploded.”(Berman, pg, 68) The Beatles broke records in America. By April 4, less then two months of being in the States, they had the top five…

In the Westing Game, I believe that Sam Westing isn’t dead. Based on the clues that I have, I believe the faked his death. Sam Westing is trying to frame someone for his murder. There is a lot of evidence supporting that sam Westing isn't really dead. He wrote a will before he died saying that he was going to die, but is he really dead? How did he know something was going to happen before it did? Turtle said that his body looked like a wax dummy, but if it was just a fake Sam Westing wax…

I have watched Beatles movie “Help!”, and I find it very interesting since the story is entertaining and their songs are enjoyable. Beatles are shown performing in this movie. The movie describes a story that Ringo wears a ring that makes him a sacrificial victim of an eastern cult. The Clang and the mad scientist Foot are going after the Beatles for the ring. The movie ends up with Ringo getting off the ring and being free from the sacrificial victim. There are some Beatles songs in the movie,…

In Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey, Catherine Morland, the protagonist is a young naïve girl who is not a very good judge of character. She falls in love with a man much older than her, named Henry Tilney. Henry enjoys Catherine’s ignorance and educating her of things she doesn’t know. This essay will examine a passage from volume two, chapter nine wherein Henry finds out Catherine has been accusing his father of murdering his mother. Through the use of satirical tone, the implementation of odd…

‘How does Catherine mature over the course of the novel?’ The novel Northanger Abbey – written by Jane Austen in 1817 – tells the story of a young woman who travels to Bath with her wealthy neighbours, and how she grows and matures into adulthood over the course of the book by taking responsibility for her many mistakes and actions. Predominantly, this essay is a tale of one girl’s maturity into a young adult. She makes very many mistakes along the path to growing up, however, she does show…

Rather her heroine in both Northanger Abbey and Persuasion know who they are attracted to and who they want to end up with at very early points in the novel. Anne has never wavered from her love of Wentworth and as soon as Catherine meets Henry she knows he is the one for her. The decision to fall in love, or stay in love, seems to be a completely rational decision on the heroine’s part rather than a rash, love at first sight reaction. This creates a love that is almost quantitive, as the love…

The book Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen is more complicated than what can be seen by the naked eye. Each turn that the story takes and each decision the character makes can be seen as a carefully calculated detail taken in part of the writer to prove a point. Each aspect of the story might have been added to make the reader think of what they believe and put it up against what is shown in the book and one of these circumstances happen to be Isabella Thrope and the depiction of her character.…