Paul McCartney performing A Midsummer Night's Dream, Around The Beatles (1964)
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Paul McCartney performing A Midsummer Night's Dream, Around The Beatles (1964)
August 24th, 1964 (Bel Air, Los Angeles): John and Paul happily demonstrate a variety of regional British accents for the benefit of Capitol Recordsâ Jack Wagner. (Note: This is joy. Incidentally, Bob Bonis was also there at the time to take photos of the band; as the interview was taking place with John and Paul sitting together at the piano, George and Ringo were out by the pool hamming it up for the camera.)
WAGNER: Say, can you speak with an American accent, Paul?
PAUL: Can I⌠no. [laughs]
WAGNER: You can.
PAUL: Yeah, sure, yes yes sir, yessirree, sir!
WAGNER: How about you, John? Do you speak American at all?
JOHN: Hereâs one. Yes, hello, how are you? Is that American?
PAUL: More Liverpool, that.
JOHN: More West Coast, I think.
WAGNER: Where is Liverpool? [John and Paul laugh]
PAUL: In the Northern part of England, âtis. In fact, Londonâs at the far South, you see. And Liverpoolâs about halfway up, but itâs called the North.
WAGNER: Are you experts on accents?
PAUL: Not really, no.
JOHN: We can recognize them, though, canât we?
PAUL: [sage-like] We can recognize them anywhere, yes.
WAGNER: How are some of the accents, could you show us?
PAUL: Um, youâve got the Cockney one, which is all â [cacophony of John and Paulâs voices talking over each other] â yeah, I âad him half an hour ago, John, itâs alright, yeah.
JOHN: Are you alright, Paul?
PAUL: Then the Liverpool accent is a little different, because like, you canâtâ
JOHN: Like â [drawling] Paul!
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