OZZY OSBOURNE TALKS ABOUT BEING INSPIRED BY THE BEATLES

In a new interview, Ozzy Osbourne said, "My son says to me, "Dad, I like the Beatles, but why do you go so crazy?" I remember it like it was yesterday: I was walking around with a transistor radio on my shoulder. And "She Loves You" came on. And, I don't know, it just went, Bang! And that's what I want to do! Wouldn't it be great?"

 -If you hadn’t done this, you’ve said you would have been miserably working in a factory.

I mean, I knew I wasn’t built to do a 9-to-5 job. I’d start a new job, they’d tell me what I’d make a week, after three days, I’d say, “This is going to drive me nuts!” I wouldn’t last…I’d jump jobs. And then, I got in the band with Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward. Even if we had money or not, I traveled around with the boys, we saw Europe and had a good laugh. Would I have done anything different? No. It’s just wild! I love it. When I heard the Beatles, I knew what I wanted to do.

LETTER FROM JOHN LENNON TO FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA, 1977

John Lennon’s official Instagram page shared a new photo.The Instagram account showed the golden-worth memorabilia from 1977 that shows John’s handwritten letter to the director of The Godfather Triology, Francis Ford Coppola.
Here’s what John wrote in the letter:

“LETTER FROM JOHN LENNON TO FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA, 1977⠀

Dear Frank,⠀
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Having given a lot more thought to this idea, I realize that due to my work schedule I really don’t have the time for such a big new project.⠀
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I love the book but it would take to much energy etc.⠀
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Best wishes to you, it was nice meeting you⠀
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Love⠀
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John Lennon⠀

RINGO STARR REVEALS CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE HARRISON

During a recent interview with Rolling Stones magazine, Ringo Starr has made a very emotional statement about the death of his bandmate, George Harrison.

Ringo has shared a little-known story about the last days of George Harrison. Here’s what he told:

“I’m emotional now thinking of him forty years ago talking about me on his tape and thinking of me. The four of us were great friends with a couple of side issues. And it was far out. So anyway, I didn’t know how to act.

And then I got back to L.A., and I grieved, and then, of course, you always go through the grief. And George, the same. [He tears up; his voice starts shaking.] I’m such an old crybaby. He’s laying there very ill — not long.

And I’ve got to go to Boston, ’cause my daughter’s having an operation. And so I said, “Well, you know, I’ve got to go, George,” and he says, “Do you want me to come with you?” You know, he’s dying in a bit: “Do you want me to come with you?” How many people say great things like that to you, really give themselves?”