I’ve just signed up on the Forum to tell you about this Beatles themed song/video that I’ve just posted on YouTube. I think you might find it interesting.
The song is called Letter From Apple. It was a Folk song that I wrote a long long time ago after my friend and I went to deliver our Demo tape to The Beatles at Apple Records in London.
As you will see by the video, my friend Dave and I are massive Beatles fans and so we thought it would be fun to re-produce the old folk song in a new Beatlesque style. We’ve spent quite a few weekends on this and my son was kind enough to put together a little video to go along with it.
I hope you will enjoy listening to the story and that you will receive it in the same fun and tongue-in-cheek spirit it was created.
"No one around you will love you today and throw it all away..." "Nothing is real..." "Its all in the mind..." "And life flows on within you and without you..."
Thanks to all of you. It took many weeks of work to produce, but it really has made it worthwhile just to have a few nice comments from people. Stephen
Hey Stephen. Nice song. I'm also impressed you got a reply from Apple - the impression I got from Richard DiLello's book was that Apple staff never really bothered going through the thousands of submissions they received every week.
http://www.beatlesbible.com - come and say hi, and PM me any suggestions. It's a work in progress but you'll get the idea...
Both the story and video seem to be well received by the majority of enthusiastic Beatles fans so I've been racking my brains trying to think of other ways to get it exposed to more fans. The only ideas that I have had are to contact the Mathew Street Festival (in Liverpool) or the Hard Days Night Hotel to see if they might want to play it somewhere. Or possibly I could try to find some Beatles related news site or newsletter that might be willing to give it a shout out?
If any of you have any ideas I would really appreciate hearing them?!
@Joe - It's nice to think that we stood out enough to receive a letter. i didn't know that. Thanks!