Dossier Pelicano #01

(From Rio With Love)

You want this too!

PAUL McCARTNEY - FLOWERS IN THE DIRT
feat. Elvis Costello

SIDE 1
1. MY BRAVE FACE McCartney Mac Manus 3.16
2. ROUGH RIDE McCartney 4.43
3. YOU WANT HER TOO McCartney Mac Manus 3.13
4. DISTRACTIONS McCartney 4.38
5. WE GOT MARRIED McCartney 4.55
6. PUT IT THERE McCartney 2.09

SIDE 2
1. FIGURE OF EIGHT McCartney 3.23
2. THIS ONE McCartney 4.10
3. DON'T BE CARELESS LOVE McCartney Mac Manus 3.17
4. THAT DAY IS DONE McCartney Mac Manus 4.18
5. HOW MANY PEOPLE McCartney 4.14
6. MOTOR OF LOVE McCartney 6.18

photos and paintings by Linda McCartney

© 1989 MPL Communications Ltd under exclusive licence to EMI Records Ltd

SLPXL 37306

MADE IN HUNGARY

"The people who made this album

wish to thank and encourage the millions of people who are working

to save the planet Earth"

Mr. Skiffle Guitar

DENNY WRIGHT "Mr. Guitar"

Side A

1. SPANISH EYES (Kaempfert/Singleton/Snyder) Carlin Music Corp. 3.04
2. FOOL ON THE HILL (Lennon/McCartney) Northern Songs. 1.59
3. STARS FELL ON ALABAMA (Perkins) Campbell Connelly. 2.44
4. YESTERDAY (Lennon/McCartney) Northern Songs. 2.42
5. TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS (Woods/Campbell/Connelly) Northern Songs. 2.56
6. POOR BUTTERFLY (Golden/Hubbel/Burnside) Francis, Day & Hunter. 2.50

Side B

1. MICHELLE (Lennon/McCartney) Northern Songs. 2.55
2. THE CHRISTIES ((Denny Wright) Rimusic. 1.50
3. FLY ME TO THE MOON (Howard) Kensington. 2.52
4. HOW INSENSITIVE (Jobim) Leeds. 3.21
5. MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT (Suessdorff) Chappell. 2.56
6. I CAN'T GET STARTED (Suessdorff) Chappell. 2.56

A Rediffusion International Music Production
Producer Charles Berman
Cover Photo M. Laguens

1971 REDIFFUSION R.M.I. ZS 72 STEREO
Printed in England by West Brothers . Printers . Limited

Wright was part of Donegan's group who first took skiffle to the Soviet Union in 1957. From 1940 (Workers' Playtime, among others) until the early 1980s, Wright worked as a session musician, providing guitar on hits by Mary Hopkin, Dusty Springfield and Tom Jones, among others.

Together with Bill Bramwell and Donegan's younger lead guitar players, Les Bennetts and Jimmy Currie, he helped inspire the next generation of British lead guitarists working with blues-based material in a rock context. In Chapter 6 of "The Beatles: The Biography" (by Bob Spitz), George Harrison's friend Arthur Kelly recounts George attempting Wright's solo from Last Train to San Fernando.^[2] In "The British Invasion" by Barry Miles, Miles said that the first song rehearsed by The Quarrymen after they were joined by Paul McCartney was 'Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O, the Donegan hit which featured a trademark Wright solo.

Paul McCartney: "I remember going to see Lonnie Donegan in 1956 at the Empire in Liverpool. It was wonderful. After we saw him and the skiffle groups, we just wanted guitars. Denny Wright, his guitar player, we really used to love – he was great." (Amazon.com interview) "I loved Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly and Lonnie Donegan's guitarist, Denny Wright, who was fantastic." (Guitarist magazine, 2004)

Philip Norman: "...a tuxedoed trio that included a virtuoso electric guitarist, Denny Wright. That touch of sophistication was Paul's Damascene moment; from then on, he burned to play a guitar and sing..." (Paul McCartney: The Biography (2016))

In "Wikipedia"

Os Beatles voltam à Decca!

CHACKSFIELD plays the BEATLES' SONG BOOK
Frank Chacksfield and his Orchestra

SIDE ONE

GET BACK (Lennon, McCartney) Northern Songs
MICHELLE (Lennon, McCartney) Northern Songs
GOT TO GET YOU INTO MY LIFE (Lennon, McCartney) Northern Songs
YESTERDAY (Lennon, McCartney) Northern Songs
SOMETHING (Harrison) Harrisongs
HEY JUDE (Lennon, McCartney) Northern Songs

SIDE TWO

A HARD DAY'S NIGHT
NORWEGIAN WOOD
TICKET TO RIDE
THE FOOL ON THE HILL
COME TOGETHER
OB-LA-DI, OB-LA-DA
(Lennon, McCartney)
Northern Songs

Arrangements: John Keating
Producers: Tony d'Amato and Ray Richardson
Engineer: Arthur Lilley
Design: farmlett, barsanti & assoc.

STEREO  DECCA PFS 4191
© 1970 The Decca Record Company Limited, London

MADE IN ENGLAND

Sir Richard Starkey was granted as Knighthood during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace by Prince William (20-03-2018)

Here's my proposal for the coat of arms of Sir Ringo Starr:

De azul, duas baquetas postas em aspa acompanhada de três besouros,

dois nos flancos e um em ponta e, em chefe, uma estrela de cinco pontas de prata

Azure, two drumsticks argent placed in saltire accompanied by three beetles or,

two on the flanks and one on the point, and in chief a star (mullet) of five-points argent

From Liverpool to Brazil and back to Lisbon!

THE BEATLES BOOK
Dec. 1968 no. 65
32 pages

Publisher: Sean O'Mahony
in association with BEAT PUBLICATIONS LTD.

Editor: Johnny Dean
Beatles Book Photographs by John Kelly and Tony Bramwell

National Secretary: FREDA KELLY
Postal Address:
THE OFFICIAL BEATLES FAN CLUB
P.O. BOX No. 12
LIVERPOOL 1

58 Parker Street - London WC2 ENGLAND

Bobby Womack - And I Love Her

BOBBY WOMACK - UNDERSTANDING

SIDE A (One)

1. I CAN UNDERSTAND AN IT* (Bobby Womack) 6.30
Arranged by Bobby Womack & René Hall
2. WOMAN'S GOTTA HAVE IT (Bobby Womack/Linda Womack/Darryl Carter) 3.30
Arranged by Bobby Womack & Mike Leech
3. AND I LOVE HER (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) 2.40
Arranged by Bobby Womack & Mike Leech
4. GOT TO GET YOU BACK* (Jimmy Lewis) 2.47
Arranged by Bobby Womack

Side B (Two)

1. SIMPLE MAN* (Bobby Womack/Joe Hicks) 5.50
Arranged by Bobby Womack
2. RUBY DEAN* (Bobby Womack/Joe Hicks) 3.22
Arranged by Bobby Womack
3. THING CALLED LOVE* (E. Wright/Joe Hicks) 3.55
Arranged by Bobby Womack
4. SWEET CAROLINE (Good Times Never Seemed So Good) (Neil Diamond) 3.07
Arranged by Bobby Womack & Mike Leech
5. HARRY HIPPIE* (Jim Ford) 3.50
Arranged by Bobby Womack & René Hall

Produced by Bobby Womack
*Produced by Bobby Womack, Joe Hicks and Muscle Shoals Sound

1972 UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS UAS 29365 STEREO
A Product Liberty/UA Records Ltd. 37/41 MORTIMER STREET LONDON W1

MADE IN UK