George Harrison Pirate Song

The Original George Harrison Pirate Song Video

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 George Harrison Pirate Song George Harrison singing Pirate Song on Rutland Weekend Television It's been over 5 years since I uploaded a clip of George Harrison singing his Pirate Song to my You Tube channel. I edited it from an episode of 'Rutland Weekend Television' that was first shown on BBC 2 in 1975. The clip has had almost 2 million views with many likes and comments. It has caused quite a stir with many people not being aware of it's existence until they viewed it on my YouTube channel. Artificial Intelligence  Some have even suggested the clip is AI generated as they can't believe George did such a thing. It does reveal George's sense of humour and was a good sport. I actually remember watching the episode way back in 1975, so it's definitely real! Rutland Weekend Television The context to the clip is that it was part of an episode of Rutland Weekend Television, which was a spoof Monty Python type of show that wasn't really mainstream back in th

The Bus Route The Beatles Took To Liverpool

Smithdown/ Ullet  Road Junction Circa 1900


 

Painting of Smithdown Road and Ullet Road junction.
We see here a fascinating painting from around 1900 showing the junction between Ullet Road and Smithdown Road. In the picture is a tram from Garston on it's way up Smithdown Road towards the City Centre.


Smithdown/ Ullet Road Junction in the 21st Century

Junction of Ullet Road and Smithdown Road.The Beatles would have passed along here many times.

Not much has changed in over 100 years, although the trams have long gone. This is where the number 60 bus travelling from Bootle Strand turns onto Ullet Road as it heads towards the Dingle.

The Beatle's Bus Route

For Beatles fans, this is under a mile away from Penny Lane heading towards Liverpool city centre.

The Fab Four would have travelled past here on buses many times on their way to the Cavern in Matthew street. John, Paul and Georges' homes were easily accessible along this route from behind the camera. Ringo's home could be reached taking a left here along Ullet Road.

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