The previous question was:
Q: In the song “A Day In The Life” by the Beatles, there is a line referring to a particular place. What is Blackburn, Lancashire and why does it have 4,000 holes in it?
The answer is:
John Lennon wrote the song and read newspapers to gather some of the snippets in the song. The Daily Mail on January 7, 1967 had an article about the town of Blackburn, Lancashire having a plan to fill 4,000 potholes. The Albert Hall came from his imagination and the connector in the line “Now we know how many holes it takes to FILL the Albert Hall came from his friend Terry Dornan. Up till then he had no idea other than something ____the Albert Hall.
A Day In The Life
AND WE HAVE A WINNER
A Gripping Life answered the question first and correct. And she is the proud recipient of the Rebecca (LadyorNot) designed award, Display it proudly and be ready to defend your title.
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Today’s question will move off the Beatles and move towards Elvis, well Sun Records anyway.
Q: Sun Records is famous for Sam Phillips discovering and recording Elvis, among others. What was the first song released by Sun, and by who?
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I am thrilled beyond belief!! What an honor! Thank you, John. I will try and live up to this beautiful award.
Yes, it is quite an honor (tongue firmly in cheek). It will be very hard to live up to this
“Rocket 88” by Jackie Brenston and his Delta Cats? Was that released by Sun?
Carl Perkin’s song, “Blue Suede Shoes” became their first national hit but that’s not what you were asking, right?
Am I wrong on both counts?
Have to wait until Wednesday to find out
Well I’m stumped.
It is a toughie. The song is really good even though most have never heard it before.
Suppose I’ll wait ’til Wednesday to find out.
Looks like Grippy is going to have a run on these awards!
She is right on top of them.
I don’t know the answer to today’s question, but I do love A Day in the Life. One of the best! I think it’s been voted the best Beatles song of all time. There’s a little trivia for ya!
I agree, right up there with my fave, Get Back. Answer will be up in about 15 minutes, I think.
Luv this song, luv the holes!
Just posted the new answer