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If you're a Beatle fan, then you have it all over most other music fans. You're a thinker. You don't require to "have your hand held" while listening to a show about The Beatles. You're to be respected, immersed and, hopefully, entertained. All I can tell you is that I'll do my best every single week to do so on Just Four Guys", the most realistic Beatle show on earth.
For Your Consideration...
Past Shows (Content, Songs and Overall Significance)
August 4th, 2009 - "Live McCartney" (The Ultimate Set List...according to God)
If Paul decided to blow our minds and drag songs from the distant past (not to mention former band members) into a single show, here are the songs (Live Ones)...
1) "Soily"
2) "Venus & Mars/Jet"
3) "The Mess" (one of the earliest Wings' line-ups)
4) "Till There Was You"
5)"Picasso's Last Words", "Richard Cory" & "Blue Bird"
(w/ Denny Laine)
6) "Be-Bop-A-Lula"
7) "I Lost My Little Girl"
8) "All Things Must Pass" (Imagining George playing w/ Paul)
9) "Let 'Em In"
10) "Rockestra Theme" (last incarnation of Wings)
11) "You're Sixteen" (w/ Paul blowing a mean Kazoo - seriously)
12) "One After 909" (w/John joining Paul on-stage during the most recent tour...if only)
13) "Don't Let Me Down" (ditto)
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"Just Four Guys" - The Most Realistic Beatle Show on Earth
We're Beatle Fans. Yeah, we like other bands. But The Beatles is inextricably linked to our DNA. We can be feeling completely lousy, down & out, and despondent, and all we need to do is listen to our fave Beatle song or album, and we're completely fine.
"Just Four Guys" is a Beatle Show like no other. Yes, it plays The Beatles, lauds The Beatles and lives The Beatles. But NOT to the exclusion of all else. Unlike other shows, JFG relates to the "Working Class Hero" in you. We're all trying to make it these days. We have other things that occupy our lives, and I never forget that. Each show I put together is with you in mind. We all have time restrictions, stresses, and day-to-day-isms that we try to clear the decks of at the end of each day.
If the music, the content and vibe of each JFG show can encourage a smile, a laugh, or an affirmation, I'll have done my job to my satisfaction.
Thanks.
Ray Whitaker
Martha's Vineyard, MA
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