I enjoy the song as well. If anyone has seen the movie that was on NBC (I think that's the right network!) in 2000 for the 20th anniversary of John's passing, they use this song in it. The movie portrays John and the Beatles' lives from when John meets up with Paul at the Garden Fete through when they find out about being on the Ed Sullivan show in America. Obviously they leave out gaps of stuff because that's a long time frame, but he learns guitar from his mother to this song... I found that interesting.
@EyeMtheWalrus Know where can I find a copy of the broadcast? I have never heard that John learned this tune from his Mom...but I thought his Aunt raised him? Who knows, maybe his mom dropped in now & again? Absolutely Love the tune "Dirty Maggie Mae!"
@EyeMtheWalrus Know where can I find a copy of the broadcast? I have never heard that John learned this tune from his Mom...but I thought his Aunt raised him? Who knows, maybe his mom dropped in now & again? Absolutely Love the tune "Dirty Maggie Mae!"
I enjoy the song as well. If anyone has seen the movie that was on NBC (I think that's the right network!) in 2000 for the 20th anniversary of John's passing, they use this song in it. The movie portrays John and the Beatles' lives from when John meets up with Paul at the Garden Fete through when they find out about being on the Ed Sullivan show in America. Obviously they leave out gaps of stuff because that's a long time frame, but he learns guitar from his mother to this song... I found that interesting.
@EyeMtheWalrus Know where can I find a copy of the broadcast? I have never heard that John learned this tune from his Mom...but I thought his Aunt raised him? Who knows, maybe his mom dropped in now & again? Absolutely Love the tune "Dirty Maggie Mae!"
@EyeMtheWalrus Know where can I find a copy of the broadcast? I have never heard that John learned this tune from his Mom...but I thought his Aunt raised him? Who knows, maybe his mom dropped in now & again? Absolutely Love the tune "Dirty Maggie Mae!"