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Just found this new video, and I noticed that Ringo now sounds a bit more American in his pronunciations! Makes him even more of an international star. Rock Starr! I love this. 
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A well thought through piece, well written too … I feel what is trying to be conveyed.
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When words are not needed:-
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One of my all time favourites …watch the young lady in the middle… WOW, she knows how to enjoy moving. Easy on this old timer’s eye too 
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For a person with bipolar depression this speaks to me. One of my favourite shows, well episode Dr.Who. The artist, the man and the song I relate to it all since I was 10… Only those that know depression can really understand…
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As someone who lost his only son, I understand 
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Sorry you have…I lost one also but completely differently as he is still living…
Not something that ever leaves you, but life does go on, as I believe you know only to well.
Music and its power is one way of getting through such sorrows I feel.
But firstly it’s your beloved where you share your grief and shed so many tears.
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When I was 15 my older brother who’s 5 years older than me, brought his girlfriend round and she brought 2 vinyl LPS round and it was the first time i heard this band for the first time.and liked it. When I started work I was able to buy a copy.
The other LP was simon and Garfunkel bridge over troubled water.
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Wasn’t a Sinatra fan until Hudson Hawk (terrible movie, unless you like campy B movies),
Sang by Bruce Willis and Danny Aiello
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Hank talking about his first guitar and more
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Seen Hank and Son Ben a few times and really good music together,
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Ronnie Wood is something else…gets better with age that guy…
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I often wonder what happened to these two young children in Tibor Slamovits’ video.
