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Same here.

OK. But I think George's visit to Toronto was a one-day affair. So the MuchMusic interview was also 28 March, as was Canada AM.

The BBC also banned 'I Am the Walrus' because it had the phrase 'you let your knickers down' in it.

Maybe we should use AI to re-work that 1972 track into 'Woman Wears Knickers in the World'. (Yes she does. If you don't believe me, take a look at the one you're with.)

Thanks! All the sources I've read state that George's press conference in Canada was held on 28 March 1988, not 29 March. Did you have access to previously unavailable research?

Thank you for the upload. Research-wise, it's probably best to be skeptical of anything on Wikipedia, unless it's properly sourced.

DocRobert wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:14 am

beatlesondvd wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 5:42 am Thanks. What is your source for the 31 May 1963 dating?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_to_Me

I see. That Wiki page doesn't say anything about 31 May 1963, though.

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Thanks. What is your source for the 31 May 1963 dating?

To tie in with the nude cover theme, it should also include a 3D version of 'Self-Portrait'.

Most secure password ever. Thanks!