I mean for cry-sakes they didn't even have wireless phones in the beatle years, let along anything they would call "a machine" in the UK. Does he mean flying saucer?
I mean for cry-sakes they didn't even have wireless phones in the beatle years, let along anything they would call "a machine" in the UK. Does he mean flying saucer?
A "wireless" is an old-fashioned name for a radio. Kenny Everett was a well known zany British DJ and the song does appear to be genuine. You can read more about it here:-
A "wireless" is an old-fashioned name for a radio. Kenny Everett was a well known zany British DJ and the song does appear to be genuine. You can read more about it here:-
I did some research on this. It seemed that someone hacked into songmeanings.com and added a joke song and lyrics to the beatles song list.
I think it sucks.
I mean for cry-sakes they didn't even have wireless phones in the beatle years, let along anything they would call "a machine" in the UK. Does he mean flying saucer?
I mean for cry-sakes they didn't even have wireless phones in the beatle years, let along anything they would call "a machine" in the UK. Does he mean flying saucer?
A "wireless" is an old-fashioned name for a radio. Kenny Everett was a well known zany British DJ and the song does appear to be genuine. You can read more about it here:-
A "wireless" is an old-fashioned name for a radio. Kenny Everett was a well known zany British DJ and the song does appear to be genuine. You can read more about it here:-
http://lifeofthebeatles.blogspot.com/2009/08/all-together-on-wireless-machine.html
http://lifeofthebeatles.blogspot.com/2009/08/all-together-on-wireless-machine.html