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Paul
McCartney turns 64 this month. We'll pass on the….Ya say it's your
birthday/will ya still need me, will ya still feed me and all that….
and just say that during his 6-plus decades on the planet he's offered us
some great insights on life or as he calls it, "The wonder of it all
baby."
In "Wonderful Christmas Time" he tells us, "The moon is right,
the spirits up, we're here tonight and that's enough."
His
philosophy on working for a living shows up in "Live
and Let Die": "What does it matter to ya, when you got a job
to do, Ya got to do it well, You got to keep the other fella happy."
In "Riding to Vanity Fair" he offers, "The definition of
friendship. Apparently you're to be sure to support the one that you love."
He offers advice for when you don't know where to turn or what to do.
Just remember, "There will be an answer, let it be."
And once he wrote, "Some people want to fill the world with silly
love songs. What's wrong with that?"
Happy Birthday Paul.
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1957
- Chuck Berry had two singles simultaneously released
on competing record labels in the U.K. Roll Over
Beethoven was put out by London Records and School
Day was issued on the Columbia label.
1977 - Elvis Presley
played his final concert at the Market Square Arena
in Indianapolis. Presley would die less than two
months later.
1990 - Paint It Black
by The Rolling Stones hit number 1 for the second
time in the Netherlands. It initially topped the
charts in May 1966.
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