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A couple of days ago, I heard a track off the new Paul McCartney album, and Sir Thumbs Aloft in the studio talking about it, and it dawned on me. Both talking, and more importantly singing, he sounds OLD.
Of course, he is approaching seventy, but I want Paul mcCartney to be as young as he was in his Beatles days, and to be frozen in time with that voice, and those songs.
If I hear that he is getting old, I have to acknowledge that I am getting old as well. The Beatles have been part of my life since I was nine, and I'm 57 now, and in coversation with my youngest daughter who is 22, I had to explain who George Harrison was.
We all get older a day at a time, no-one any faster, no-one any slower - although the illusion of both is all around us.
I don't want to be old, and I don't want The Beatles to be old either, so regretfully, I shall be steering clear of Paul's live and recorded output because it reminds me that he won't be here for ever, and by logcail extention, neither will I.
Of course, he is approaching seventy, but I want Paul mcCartney to be as young as he was in his Beatles days, and to be frozen in time with that voice, and those songs.
If I hear that he is getting old, I have to acknowledge that I am getting old as well. The Beatles have been part of my life since I was nine, and I'm 57 now, and in coversation with my youngest daughter who is 22, I had to explain who George Harrison was.
We all get older a day at a time, no-one any faster, no-one any slower - although the illusion of both is all around us.
I don't want to be old, and I don't want The Beatles to be old either, so regretfully, I shall be steering clear of Paul's live and recorded output because it reminds me that he won't be here for ever, and by logcail extention, neither will I.
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The thing is Andy, we were never meant to become old. It was our parents and grandparents who were old. I think the pre-boomers aged badly, and fashions made them appear old.
It is very strange to realise that we are now the old - but I don't think we are 'old' in the old-
Personally I don't want Clint Eastwood to...
It is very strange to realise that we are now the old - but I don't think we are 'old' in the old-
Personally I don't want Clint Eastwood to...
16:05 Thu 16th Feb 2012
The thing is Andy, we were never meant to become old. It was our parents and grandparents who were old. I think the pre-boomers aged badly, and fashions made them appear old.
It is very strange to realise that we are now the old - but I don't think we are 'old' in the old-fashioned sense - if that makes any sense......
Personally I don't want Clint Eastwood to stop looking like Harry Callaghan - ever. He's keeping very well for his age but looks disturbingly like Ramesses II nowadays.
Don't dwell on it, just concentrate on misbehaving for a good few years to come.
It is very strange to realise that we are now the old - but I don't think we are 'old' in the old-fashioned sense - if that makes any sense......
Personally I don't want Clint Eastwood to stop looking like Harry Callaghan - ever. He's keeping very well for his age but looks disturbingly like Ramesses II nowadays.
Don't dwell on it, just concentrate on misbehaving for a good few years to come.
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Hopkirk - I bet they're not you know - she has always looked after herself very well.
I interviewed Linda when she first started acting, and when they say you should always look above a woman's chest, apart from the fact that I think that's simply courtesy, I had no problem zeroing in on her eyes, they are gorgeous!
I interviewed Linda when she first started acting, and when they say you should always look above a woman's chest, apart from the fact that I think that's simply courtesy, I had no problem zeroing in on her eyes, they are gorgeous!
