that he and john lennon sat down and said, we don't want to write music down. we'll get someone else to do that will be like pharaohs who have scribes, we like that idea. so it is a really jokey way of explaining to me that you know, that music was created in the air. other people would write it down and put it in the school. but since then, his music has span all sorts of genres from being influenced in the avalon guard by the likes of john cage, co heights stockhausen through to making techno music under various pseudonyms, and also scoring with the said scribe, a really impressive classical work. so his work has really spend the genre as a true creative genius. how do you imagine mccartney himself is celebrating on his birthday? and i didn't see how i did that. yeah. but i think that was john lennon. i, i imagine that he is with his family, he's a great family man. he has 5 children, 5 children, and they were wide array of friends who i'm sure he's celebrating with today, a very successful us tool this just finished. and he'll be imagine also to looking forw

a john lennon, a really, really integral part of that. i mean, go to any country in the world and you'd be hard pressed to find somebody who hasn't been affected, touched emotionally, or just at least knows the beatles. and if you find somebody here as an a, be surprised, absolutely amazing contribution to the world of music and all of this, if my recollection is correct from a man who couldn't read music, that's right. he could neither read it and i'll write it down. and he made that decision early on in his career, he told me when we had a long conversation about the process of making the records with the beatles. that he and john lennon sat down and said, we don't want to write music down. we'll get someone else to do that will be like pharaohs who have scribes, we like that idea. so it is a really jokey way of explaining to me that you know, that music was created in the air. other people would write it down and put it in the school. but since then his music can span all sorts of genres from being influenced in the avalon god by the l

mean, when i interviewed him, it was a surprise to me when he told me he decided early on with john lennon that they weren't gonna ever write down their music that get other people to do that. he said, john and i, we want it to be like the pharaohs will scribes to write all music down for us. but since the beatles is, what with wings with linda mccartney on stage with him? he's experimented in all sorts of genres. he's done techno dance music sort of folk music to and employing the use of those so called scribes scored a classical music piece with great critical acclaim. so the real, truly creative spirit in all areas of music. if there's any one we can forgive for describing himself to pharaoh, i suppose it's paul mccartney. how do you think that mccartney himself would be celebrating today? well, i imagine that he's home with his family, enjoying some time together after what was pretty successful us told us only just finished playing on stage for a couple of hours. some say with some good people standards in this that we can't buy me love and really enjoying rocking on stage. so i'm sur

to the end of the beatles, korea with the almost him the let it be together with john lennon writing some of the most known songs that are in the english language, which have gone global. go to any country in the world. and people will know if not a beatles song than the beatles themselves. so absolutely astonishing, legacy of music that he's given to the world. and it's right that we should be celebrating that today. and all this from a man who apparently didn't know how to read music. that's absolutely right. he decided very early on, not to learn how to write no tape music or to be able to read it. he told me in the interview that i had with him that he and john lennon decided that they wanted to be like pharaohs to have scribes to write that music down. but since the beatles, as you said earlier, his solo career has been stella. but he's experimented in dance techno music. he's also with collaborators school, a whole classical school. he's worked with abilene garb, musicians, and the range of his work is absolutely extraordinary. a truly creative genius. suppose we can allow a be

the songs he wrote with john lennon many, everybody can probably sing one of them at least and to go anywhere to any corner of the world. and these 4 wonderful musicians with paul mccartney is one of the key song writers has spread that wonderful world wonderful music around the world. and all of this construct from a man who couldn't even read music. that's right. he could neither read, he can neither read nor write music. and it's something that when i interviewed him, we had quite a long, wide ranging discussion about the process that he and john lennon had in the studio with george martin. that producer, he said they decided quite early on, he and john that they wouldn't learn how to write music. they'd be like pharaohs, he said, and that get scribes to write all of that down. but despite that, he's experimented with a very wide range of music from no and dance music through to classical music where he employed some of those scribes. i mentioned earlier to write down the notes for his orchestral work that was of some success. thank you. mark. are you watching d w. news live from

john lennon the checkman was declared sane despite having a mental disorder and was sentenced to life imprisonment by the leaders of the beatles. he was shot in december 1980 at the gate of the house in manhattan where lennon lived with his wife and son on the morning of the murder. he, along with other fans, signed a record with lena and talked a little with him. and in the evening, when the musician returned home, chapman shot him several times and waited for the police, as a result it came to the conclusion that he just wanted to become famous. now the checkman is 66 years old, he is in prison and the court periodically rejects his requests for early release june 22 , 1986 argentine football. with diego maradona, he scored 2 goals against the british, knocking them out of the quarterfinals of the world cup. one goal was called the hand of god and the other goal of the century, this victory had political overtones 4 years before that, the argentines lost the war to the british the falkland islands. the victory in the match became a kind of revenge, but when scoring the first goal, m

especially john lennon. all of a sudden it's like what happened to the old don lemon. remember him? he's a nice fellow. >> i guess. to me--i think it took too long. it's not like all of a sudden joe biden got like this. he's been like this the entire time. >> through the campaign. >> through the campaign. when i went to go see paul mccartney. and it was amazing. it was three hours. he is singing and playing guita playing the ukulele playing the piano in the entire time i'm thinking this man is older than joe biden. back who cannot stand for 15 minutes. what were the high points of th consort? >> the whole thing. i was sobbing tears of joy it was amazing. best night of my life no offense . >> and you are with your dad, even better. >> i hope they don't take seltzer from me. >> that would be really hard fo you. >> i don't know what's can happen. i hope there's some kind of encounter group for that. >> you could hire who must be met that's what i was thinking. you could be myint interior. we have the standing way over there he can't see anything. i think better, you have a little trapd

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon.nd that he was writing very much from the heart very directly and he didn't play according to the rules. >> i was 16 when that happened. and if you turned to music. for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself. it was devastating. >> it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. what do you do after that? >> oasis, it was like the hangover of grunge. my head is pounding it has been insane, let's turn on oasis. >> you are my wonder wall. >> they wanted fame. no matter how big they were, they wanted to be bigger. two we know we are the best band in the country. it's as simple as that. >> no false modesty. >> anybody that has the balls to do that is good in my book. >> i'm a creep. >> creep came out in the early 90s and that was as much of an outlaw kid as any of the nirvana songs or the pearl jam songs but it was highly extraordinary. >> everybody characterizes the band for that and we just have t

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> john lennon's entering here, when he was shot by, and at this, time unknown white male. >>orld has reacted with shock, and grief, for the first rock and roll assassination. >> it was like, in one moment, the 60s, and 70s, were murdered. >> his life has given more love than most, men and women, on the face of this earth. we are here to prove, love is there, even though john isn't. >> you start the decade with the death of the beetle. you don't know where you will go from that point, culturally, or musically. >> it seemed like there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the achievement in home entertainment. the power of sound. mtv, music television. >> we are also excited about this new content in tv. we will be doing for tv what fm did for radio. >> at the time, the world was saying, we don't think anybody will watch videos over, and over, but we knew we had something special. >> mtv made you feel like those artists were in the room. you had a personal concert, all day. >> when you have the rotation of, say, maybe 100 different videos being, rotated, over and over, on

it's a drug made famous by john lennon and paul mccartney. attention ? sorry, mr. macky, okay ? okay. has that marijuana made it around yet ? who has the marijuana now ? okay, whoever has the marijuana, just pass it up to the front row, okay ? uh, oh. i am very disappointed in you, young man. you should be ashamed of yourself. what could have possessed you to be so stupid ? i'm sorry, principal victoria. sorry isn't gonna cut the cheese this time, mister. i'm afraid i'm going to have to suspend you from school. you mean i'm fired ? i guess that's the grown-up way to put it, yes. but it was an honest error of judgment, okay ? i really thought it was important for the kids to know the smell of marijuana. it was an error of judgment, mr. macky, but i'm afraid i have to let you go for it. we searched each one of those kids, but came up empty. we had to let them go home, and one of them has half of a lid of jamaican grass because of you ! how am i gonna make ends meet ? okay ? what will i do for money ? there, there, now, maybe this will blow over

. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that was focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called "ringo's reviewer." >> i sell records. it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova on an album called "all things must pass." maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport ♪ ♪ you don't need no visas ♪ >> over the years i had such a lot of stockpile of songs i wanted to do. but i only got a quota of one or two tune

. ♪ i've good a feeling ♪ paul mccartney back on stage with his late band mate john lennon. >> you knowme it is. ♪ >>> lizzo sparkling at the b.e.t. awards. ♪ turn up the music, let's celebrate ♪ >> with a spotlight on diddy's lifetime achievement plus, surprise appearances from brandy and the high-note queen herself. ♪ it's a sweet, sweet ♪ yes, mariah carey. >>> and sweet victory. >> colorado has won the stanley cup! >> overnight, the avalanche knocking off the two-time defending champion lightning. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> hoisting the stanley cup and maybe putting a little dent into history. >>> good morning, america. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. >> yeah, we have a lot to get to this morning, including president biden at a summit of america's major allies, but the major supreme court ruling here at home following him overseas. >> and, of course, that's where we begin with that big shift. the supreme court overturning roe versus wade, ending abortion as a constitutional right. that's after nearly a half century. the impact, as you kno

. ♪ ♪ >>> john lennon was shot by an unknown at this time white male. >> the world has reacted with immensend grief to the first rock and roll assassination. >> it was like in one moment, the '60s and the '70s got murdered. >> in his life he's given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove that love is not dead, even though john is. >> you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point. you know, culturally or musically. >> for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight. video. the power of sound. stereo. mtv. music television. >> we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. >> at the time the world was saying, we don't think anybody's going to watch videos over and over. but we knew we had something special. ♪ my little pretty one, pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time sharona ♪ >> mtv made you feel like those artists were in the room. you ha

. >> john lennon: yeah, but the >> wertheim: here's what was being filmed: the four liverpudlians inas we're here, let's dispense now with that famous bit of beatles break-up mythology. the casual fan looking for "yoko ono broke up the beatles" might come away from this disappointed, i suspect. >> giles martin: yeah, i think that's a good thing, you know. i mean, yoko didn't break up the beatles. and-- and no one thing broke up the beatles. >> george martin: that's the original. >> giles martin: that's the original. >> wertheim: giles martin is the son of late beatles producer george martin. giles grew up in the beatles orbit, and has since remixed most of the band's albums. when peter jackson enlisted him for this series, martin plowed through all the hundreds of hours of audio and video. >> giles martin: you can see the cracks appearing. the one thing about this movie is that people understand why they were getting tired of each other. because you get the sense of what it was like to be in a room with them, which is such a privilege for all of us. >> wertheim: despite those cracks,

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. >> yeah. >> in that he wasappened. and if you turned to music for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know? what do you do after that? ♪ >> oasis, the verve, blur, the britpop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. oh my god, my head's pounding. this has been insane. let's turn on oasis. ♪ and after all ♪ ♪ you're my wonderwall ♪ >> they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. no matter how big they were, they wanted to be bigger. >> we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. >> the thing about oasis in a way is they've got no kind of -- no false modesty. >> not anybody can just sort of go, we're brilliant. it's like -- anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ but i'm a creep ♪ >> "creep" came out in the early '90s. and that was as much of an alt rock hit a

and although the spaniard needed 5 sets so overcome, john lennon struck in a match that lasted more than 5 hours. 19 year old al cortes rose to prominence earlier this year when he won the masses. $1000.00 events in miami and madrid. but the men 7th seed became the 1st major casualty who bought for catch was dumped town by spain's alejandro the rich for kina in 5 days or casual school to be a wimbleton contend to the sphere off to winning the title that holler earlier this month. now on the women's side, bridge home crowd favorite, emerald yukon, who was through to the 2nd round. the rest open champion defeated belgians, allison von, out thank in straight sets on center court by the conner. surprised everyone last year with a run to the 4th round. as a virtually unknown 18 year old as an amazing experience and to cool it was the 1st time i played on there. and from the moment i walked out through those gates, i could really just feel the energy and the support. and everyone was behind me from the what go so yeah, i really just tried to cherish every single point on there and. yeah. playe

as important a person as linda was to makart, john lennon, despite quarrels and mutual reproaches, musicars after the legendary beatles concert on the roof notes on tour to retire to watch tv and to play golf. no thanks, says paul, he's been on stage all his life, so be it. channel one but we are still going to listen to music, and for this we are going to several cities at once, valdai , biysk, ulan-ude, these cities. today we celebrate our birthdays, with which we, of course, congratulate the inhabitants of these cities, yes, and all our spectators, and we will go on a short but informative journey to visit the mymens, listen to how they sound, because if they listen, it turns out that each city has its own music. thought do you sound like yours, the city of ulan-ude 356 years has the buryat capital its own voice? the heart of buryat buddhism is the university monastery in the tibetan tradition, pilgrims and tourists from all over the world come here to plunge into the atmosphere of the east, but the capital of buryatia has a louder voice industrial bass locomotive car repair plant her

everybody's in the sunshine ♪ ♪ a feeling i can't hide, oh no ♪ ♪ oh, no ♪ >> people just seeing john lennonnbelievable guests. here is a look at that ♪ want to be your man ♪ i want to be your man ♪ ♪ i want to be your man ♪ ♪ we're searching everyone for the band on the run ♪ >> good seeing dave grohl. these legendary rockers weren't the only star there is on saturday night viral snapshot looked like the queen was walking out last night. >> not quite, but this one hooded fan has been all over twitter for bearing and striking a resemblance to our royal highness. >> i don't know if that fan is going to be happy. >> definitely not the queen. >> speaking of legendary festival headliners, the rolling stones hit a major milestone this week. it's been 60 years since they first rocked london's hyde park, and on saturday the stones returned in full force of course this time they were missing late band mate charlie watts. even though its only been a few weeks since mick tested positive for covid, the 78 year old rocker isn't showing any signs of slowing down. ♪ ♪ revolution ♪ ♪ it's where we live the

playing with the legendary jeff beck in london over the weekend doing some jimi hendrix stuff, john lennonstand he stayed in the u.k. for business reasons and he will not be there, mark, when this verdict is read out. let me ask you this question, though. because there were rumors that johnny depp had pushed kate moss, his former girlfriend in the 1990s down the stairs. and amber heard was sort of dancing around that idea suggesting that johnny depp was violent, but nobody was ever going to call kate moss because it had been, she had been kept out of the trial, until one fateful day when amber heard said she had been wrestling with johnny depp on the stairs, her sister intervened and at that moment she thought that johnny depp was going to push her sister down the stairs and all i could think of, she said, was kate and the stairs. which then opened the door for the defense to bring kate moss in. was that a turning point in the trial? >> i think it certainly is going to be one element of it, a turning point. so many scandalous details brought out throughout this whole system and so there wa

by all the laws of the genre , then we should go to nevsky prospekt, but no, john lennon street is waitinggain the familiar images on the shore of the desert waves, he stood thinking of the great waves, and waited and looked. by the way, you knew that at the pedestal of the bronze horseman. perhaps the only one among the monuments has its own name loud stone a block weighing approximately 1,000 tons. drove to st. petersburg, almost a year and the classics can sometimes surprise. and yet , this city of contemporary art flourishes here in all its unexpected splendor, it is no coincidence that it was in st. petersburg that a museum of analogues was opened, which has no street art museum in the world , it is located on the territory of an operating layered plastics factory in my opinion, quite a suitable place dmitry good afternoon. my name is mark good afternoon very nice. you know anyone expected to see here, but not such a man in an elegant suit. well, why? well, because for me, ah, street art is something so informal. yes, but just the same, we work on the contrast, you know, that is, stre

and there was a moment in peter jackson's documentary, "get back" where george harrison goes to john len lennoni just thought it was too nutty. who's going to believe this. but hey, yeah, i thought it was too crazy. remember when this was, it was the early '80s, so we had had a lot of turmoil in the '60s. i was sitting in cambridge, massachusetts, during the the cuban missile crisis, then the vietnam uproar, then the summer of love that, didn't last very long, and the women's movement in public view and the '60s and '70s. '80, ronald reagan gets elected and the rise of the religious rite, people were saying, we didn't get the outfits, but pretty much the program i enacted in the handmaid's tale, if you want women to get back in the home, how do you stuff them in there since they're all running around having jobs and money and things, so you go back to about 1850, so like that, i thought all right, this is just too crazy, and i started writing a different novel, which didn't work out, and the message was clear, okay, you have to do the handmaid's tale, or else the powers, no, i'm not going to sa

, and the film—makers use photos, archival footage and even animations based on lennon's drawings to bring it to life. johnother, say, "i'll talk to you later," and as the cars move, they split. and it was wild to see that. pang's situation was unusual. she was lennon's assistant before she became his girlfriend, and it was supposedly yoko ono who suggested they get together. beatles historians typically treat lennon's time with her as just an extended vacation from his responsibilities as a husband and father. the film—makers felt that pang's story was a necessary corrective to the narrative. my heart is in this story, as a woman, as a woman who feels that some of our stories are obscured, particularly women who wound up a little bit left behind. and we learned, you know, she survived, number one, and that she was a really good person and she was a true lover, companion, musical, sort of, muse, if you will. she was many things that have been obscured. most of what's in the film will already be known to hardcore beatles fans, and many of its anecdotes are merely amusing rather than revealing. what really s

here is where paul, along with his pal, john lennon, wrote some of the beatles' early hits. said i think this may be something you're interested in because she knows that i'm a singer songwriter. and when i read up on the opportunity ijust thought, what an honour and a privilege it would be to even have the opportunity to be able to come to the forthlin house and be inspired by the legacy of the house and the beatles and everything that they stand for and have the opportunity to write a song, inspired by all of its history, and i thought, why notjust go for it, apply for it, and ifound out that i thought, why notjust go for it, apply for it, and i found out that i am one of the four winners of the competition and, so on may 17, we came to the house, we had a tour of the house, we were able to sit in each of the rooms, i was in sir paul mccartney's room when i was writing some of my lyrics for the song, and we have gone away within the last month, written songs, came back yesterday, managed to record our songs, and it is going to be live streamed on social media services and

they played john lennon's original vocals in the get back film and paul mccartney duets with john vocalsve to go away and he held my— of made my move to go away and he held my elbow and he said you don't have to _ held my elbow and he said you don't have to rush— held my elbow and he said you don't have to rush off, we can talk about the beatles. we store and at the bar, the beatles. we store and at the bar. and — the beatles. we store and at the bar, and we spoke about the beatles and i peppered him with questions. i have met _ and i peppered him with questions. i have met him again and again over the decades. i have to say that he the decades. i have to say that he the nicest — the decades. i have to say that he the nicest man in popular music and the nicest man in popular music and the most _ the nicest man in popular music and the most well—adjusted superstar. the extent of his fame, and the lovely— the extent of his fame, and the lovely way— the extent of his fame, and the lovely way that he conducts himself in the _ lovely way that he conducts himself in the world, is incredible. h