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[Katcat1]

James Corden is crazy -- I love it.  He always makes me laugh.  Paul looked good.

[GrailSeeker]

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@Pearlee wrote:

@GrailSeeker  I went to see Eight Days a Week at the movies as soon as it came out. That version --supposedly only for the theater goers -- contained a half hour of the Shea Stadium concert at the end which IMO was the best part.  I had a long thread about the doc here on the board.  I gave the DVD to a friend for Xmas. The DVD, even the deluxe version, does not include the Shea Stadium footage (I read due to a legal dispute about it).

Thanks for thinking of me.🙂

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For better or worse, I have a memory that won't quit, especially when it comes to the Beatles.  If you remember the Beatles Anthology series aired in 1995 on ABC, it also contained some Shea Stadium footage.

[WeiRDgeRL]

That was great!!  Thanks for sharing 

[Pearlee]

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@GrailSeeker wrote:

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@Pearlee wrote:

@GrailSeeker  I went to see Eight Days a Week at the movies as soon as it came out. That version --supposedly only for the theater goers -- contained a half hour of the Shea Stadium concert at the end which IMO was the best part.  I had a long thread about the doc here on the board.  I gave the DVD to a friend for Xmas. The DVD, even the deluxe version, does not include the Shea Stadium footage (I read due to a legal dispute about it).

Thanks for thinking of me.🙂

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For better or worse, I have a memory that won't quit, especially when it comes to the Beatles.  If you remember the Beatles Anthology series aired in 1995 on ABC, it also contained some Shea Stadium footage.

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@GrailSeeker  Yes of course I remember the Beatles Anthology which I watched, and when Free As a  Bird was released.  That Christmas someone gave me the huge book Beatles Anthology as a gift. 

[gertrudecloset]

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@Pearlee wrote:

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@gertrudecloset wrote:

@KingstonsMomdid you know James Corden had another show he produced or created called "Drop the Mic" on a cable channel?  The premise was two stars went head to head with sort of a diss (rap battle) and then the audience would decide, but the real final say was from Method Man of Wu Tang Clan.

James Corden is very talented.  He knows how to capitalize on his likability too.

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@gertrudecloset. I don't think he is likeable; I think he is obnoxious.

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That's fine by me @Pearlee .