Balanced Beatles

Remembers classic songs from the late 1950s and 1960s
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Some may think this foolish, however, I was very taken by this performance that brings out the heart and soul of Beatles' music. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. To my way of thinking it is a marvellous interpretation.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm

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Peter...here is the result I get.

This video does not worked when linked to directly.
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Sorry Stan. Try again.
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What does a do for an encore, Rubber Ball by Bobby Vee
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Roy: If I could see that performance live, I would listen to him read the phonebook before and after it. However, to answer your question, I suggest "Around and Around."
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This is terrific. I first watched it without sound. It was strange seeing the facial expressions. Then with sound, it is mesmerizing and uplifting. I had a group of students cheering around my monitor on Friday!
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What an amazing and uplifting performance! Thanks for passing along that link Peter!
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Thanks a lot, Peter. That's excellent.
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I have Stan's link problem also.
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Perhaps a refresh Howard?
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Thanks Peter. I've tried just about everything but no go, unfortunately. Never mind.... I'll try again some time later.
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Post by winston »

I got it to work after I pasted the link into my browser. I saw this a week ago or so in another section of the forum.

It's very well done.
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This has made the rounds under different topics. Perhaps the following link will yeild better results. Beatles Juggling
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Strange... both links work perfectly on my PC...
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This clip reminds me of something I saw a long time ago on the Flip Wilson show. It was a guy who was propped up at a type-writer on the stage and typed to the rhythm of some tunes...
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