For those wondering why there has not been a new post in a while it is because things are getting pretty hectic at school right now, so I'm going to have to go on a five-week sabbatical. After my Finals week, I will continue to analyze Revolver, but until then, this site will unfortunately lay dormant. I will still be writing on the internet, though thanks to other commitments.
On my tumblr page, you'll find plenty of Beatle-related material popping up every now and then. I also write for the Hofstra Chronicle blog.
I hope to see you all here next month, because we still have a long way to go down the Beatles' timeline, including some of their best work.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Cheese And Onions
Written by: Ron Nasty & Dirk McQuickly
Released: June, 1967
Appears on: Sgt. Rutter's Only Dart's Club Band
Lead vocal: Ron
Imagine you're sitting in the studio with those four guys, Ron, Dirk, Stig and Barry as they work on the greatest song of all time: "Cheese And Onions". I mean, the power of the song would just envelope you as those words come out of Ron's mouth...
I have always thought in the back of my mind...Cheese and onions.
My god! What words! No one, not even Bob Dylan could write such lyrics that not only move you, but send shivers up your spine. I think the word spine-tingling might have been created just to describe this song. Then, when Ron starts spelling out the words! WOW!!!! It's like nothing we will ever hear again. It's songs like "Cheese And Onions" that make me disagree with the saying that the Rutles were a legend to last a lunch time. I think they're a legend that will last for eternity.
Released: June, 1967
Appears on: Sgt. Rutter's Only Dart's Club Band
Lead vocal: Ron
Imagine you're sitting in the studio with those four guys, Ron, Dirk, Stig and Barry as they work on the greatest song of all time: "Cheese And Onions". I mean, the power of the song would just envelope you as those words come out of Ron's mouth...
I have always thought in the back of my mind...Cheese and onions.
My god! What words! No one, not even Bob Dylan could write such lyrics that not only move you, but send shivers up your spine. I think the word spine-tingling might have been created just to describe this song. Then, when Ron starts spelling out the words! WOW!!!! It's like nothing we will ever hear again. It's songs like "Cheese And Onions" that make me disagree with the saying that the Rutles were a legend to last a lunch time. I think they're a legend that will last for eternity.
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