what a lovely woman Margret is, allowing fans across the globe to see the home where ringo lived as a child, and the guided tour she does to accommodate the fans. it will be even more fantastic if she did it for kindness and not for money, but im sure she did the decent thing and charged them an absloute fortune,
+wanderer1955 My wife and I were there last July. Had she passed away by then? We didn't think to knock on the door as we thought we might be intruding.
what a lovely woman Margret is, allowing fans across the globe to see the home where ringo lived as a child, and the guided tour she does to accommodate the fans. it will be even more fantastic if she did it for kindness and not for money, but im sure she did the decent thing and charged them an absloute fortune,
I wish she would sell the house to the national trust so more people can appreciate it
That's one small house for such a huge talent!
Margaret is such a sweet lady !!!!
Margaret has a beautiful accent ! great post !
it was actually a song by elvis from the film love me tender. thats where paul would have learned it as he was a fan.
Really cool. Thank you for sharing.
what a superb lady..nice video
Georges was exactly the same. And his talent was even huger!
@jorditass Hi thats a great story! Thanks for posting.
Yes. Well spotted. The first so far.
Got to be an old song of Macca's because the pipes are gone now...sad as that is.
Its from a CD called Sound checks, recorded in the 90s.
Love how scousers say book :P
sad to report the old lady ( Margaret ) in this clip, died recently.
+wanderer1955 My wife and I were there last July. Had she passed away by then? We didn't think to knock on the door as we thought we might be intruding.
To be perfectly honest I cant actually remember, sorry. But if I had to take a guess I would say yes.
Where is this song from and when was it recorded by Paul?