| Fox News is giving lots of coverage to PBS deciding to edit out Paul McCartney's jabs at George Bush after receiving the Gershwin Prize from President Obama. I saw the preview of the show and thought McCartney sounded sharper and funnier (and less defensive) than he has in many years. Oh well.http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/07/27/pbs-defends-cutting-footage-mccart... |
lario Texas What a pile of manuure posted by a total idiot. Bush made better grades than Cheater Kennedy, "get me a masseuse" Gore, or "beat the tax" Kerry. The moron, Sere Paul, or the idiot "walrot" doesn't know that Laura Bush was a librarian at one time. That made what McCarney said doubly moronic. Just like your post. I'm actually not an idiot. I'm actually a great guy who does a lot for people - maybe for you an for family and you don't even know it. My screen name is actually Thewalrus505 because I am John Lennon in a Beatles Tribute Band. I've also written a book on the assassination of JFK and helped with one on Sir Paul McCartney. Everywhere I go, people also tell me I look like John Travolta. I'm a big fan of Paul's and I've met him several times. He's always treated me with respect and I know he cares a lot for america because he's the one that arranged the concert for NYC in 2001 when 911 happened. This comment he made has been overexaggerated and it should have been taken as a joke. But, thanks for your opinion in calling me moronic...should I tell the teacher you're being mean to me? I better not as you might get placed in detention and they'll call your mommy.
It was "small" of you to look for reasons to criticize McCartney over this. Can't the man just be honored for his own work? People never seem to demand that McCartney get his due when it's something honoring Lennon.
It was "small" of you to look for reasons to criticize McCartney over this. Can't the man just be honored for his own work? People never seem to demand that McCartney get his due when it's something honoring Lennon.
Like any band, The Public Good is a group of people that forms around music making. This group isn’t limited to the people holding instruments; it embraces all involved. This blog records and riffs on this involvement.
The Public Good’s live shows in and out of the District of Columbia have developed a cult following intrigued by the band's special mix of heart-pounding rock-n-roll, brain-wrenching IQ quizzes, and occasional costume dramas.
John Elderkin (guitar) and Steve Ruppenthal (bass) lead songwriting and vocals, and the band is rounded out on stage by literary genius Sam Esquith on guitar/keyboards/tambourine, and the supremely talented roaming percussionist Chris Garges (Mitch Easter band, etc.) on drums.
