Post a Surprising Musical Fact.

[Blue and true]

at what? Netball?

At writing good music.

 

[Kinkybyname]

At writing good music.

tomay-toes, tomah-toes

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Wasn't that song used in a Pierce Brosnan film about an art robbery (remake of another film) but can't remember the name?

I've just got 'I'm your boogie man' in my head with different lyrics...

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Apologies if this one has already been done…

that perennial City favourite “hey Jude” has an f word spoken by Paul McCartney at about 2:55. unless you know it’s there you won’t hear it. it wasn’t intentIonal and the Beatles only realised it was there when mixing all the parts together. John insisted on leaving it in as they would know it’s there but most people would never notice.

Yes! Always thought I could hear that!
Sure it was the full ''kinell' version...

 

[Blue Mist]

Heres one that always annoys me.
Bob Marley and the Wailers.
The three women back up singers were not called The Wailers. They were called the I Threes.
The Wailers was the original name of the group (before Bob decided to be named first.) In part because Bunny Wailer formed the group with Marley.
Rita Marley, Bob's wife was one of the original I Threes.

 

[BlueMoonAcrossThePond]

The making of "Band on the Run" was a particularly trying and eventful time for Paul McCartney and Wings.
* McCartney decided to record the album in Lagos, Nigeria.
* Just prior to their departure to Lagos, the band's lead guitarist and drummer quit.
* While in Lagos, Paul and Linda where held up and robbed by a gang of local thieves.