The point is everyone is blind, stupid and theyre all sheep who are too afraid to open their eyes. What IF the "british invasion" was about more than music? What do I believe.I do not want to say because my opinion does not mean squat to anyone but myself. Fail once spent over a week in a Japanese jail as his fingerprints did not match the true Paul's prints. In 1977 John Lennon wrote a song for Ringo and recorded it with him. Trying to prove or disprove anything from these albums is a waste of time. Silario, I read an article about Abbey Road that said the album was supposed to be released a year later than it was (when Paul would have been 28). Legally speaking Was he on a "moped", or a SCOOTER? To all the sane people out there that know that Paul never dies and that he is alive and well still making music,don't bother saying anything to the comspiracy brigade as You Can't Argue With Stupid!!! and Dick Clark of the TV show "American Bandstand". In 2008, he joked that his success as a musician had extended his fifteen minutes of fame for his part in the rumour to "seventeen minutes". All I can say is brace yourself for some chilling evidence that even the most credible nay sayer can't deny. Billy Shears was Ringo Starr's alias on The Beatles 1967 album Sgt. Ringo Starr didn't give an exclusive interview to the Hollywood Inquirer, and Paul McCartney is not dead: WNDR is an entertainment website that does not publish factual articles. So, if Paul McCartney was kill back in 1966. "Suddenly I was half the man I used to be, theres a shadow hanging over me, oh I believe in yesterday" the clues are there. Mr. Starr alleges that the group did send out a lot of hidden messages through the years to prepare the population for the truth. It is an idea that has captured the imaginations of cryptic-minded listeners and stoned truth-seekers for more than five decades. If anyone's done research proving that the "biography" of William "Shears" Campbell of the "Ontario Police Department" with a girlfriend conveniently named "Rita" is a phantasm cobbled together from snippets of Beatles song's and album photographs, a reference to that research would also be good - Nunh-huh 01:45, 10 Jun 2004 (UTC) (There's also an actual person, two unrelated actors, and probably several other William Campbells that need disambiguation). Strangely, nothing was ever heard of William Campbell again. "[8] WKNR fuelled the rumour further with its two-hour programme The Beatle Plot, which first aired on 19 October. The winner of this 1965 contest was Keith Allison, who had a brief brush with fame on teen shows such as "Where The Action Is" and apparently later joined Paul Revere and the Raiders, circa 1966. The story goes, basically the real Paul McCartney died in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a very talented musician called William Shepherd (Billy Shears) (son of a very high up freemason - alistair crowley?) The real Paul *does* have a faint scar on his upper lip from the above-mentioned motorcycle accident. Paul's leaving would have ended them. Look at the film footage of The Beatles' appearances on Ed Sullivan when "Yesterday" was performed. Stories fronm rescue personnel? If there are two William Campbell's, one real and one fictional, then perhaps there should be a new article like William Campbell. It was really John Lennon that died in Nov 1965. She goes on and on about some sort of Betrayal that would devastate the world if the truth were to be known. Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour, both of which had been off the charts since February, re-entered the Billboard Top LPs chart,[24] peaking at number 101 and number 109, respectively. The photograph of the Beatles on the zebra crossing on the sleeve of Abbey Road is meant to represent a funeral procession. Then again, like Lennon, Paul McCartney never really diedgenetically speaking. If broken up, the name 'Billy Shears' actually reads "Billy's here"! DNA and fingerprints do nor lie. And as someone else mentioned, wouldn't the real Billy Shears have had family and friends somewhere? [70], LaBour later became notable as the bassist for the western swing group Riders in the Sky, which he co-founded in 1977. William Campbell allegedly became Billy Shears on Sgt Pepper , while William Sheppard was supposedly the inspiration behind 'The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill' (actually an American named Richard . I was wondering about that, a moped accident that chipped his tooth answered that question. And have you noticed that Paul's palate is more narrow than Faul? But if they don't, he's been replaced. [45] In this latter telling, the surviving Beatles were said to be wracked by guilt at their duplicity, and therefore left messages in their music and album artwork to communicate the truth to their fans. The truth will out and now it finally has. The story was found not to be true after the Beatles' press officer called Paul's home and the phone was answered by the man himself. Makes you wonder who Linda thought she was married to. At some point, it was too much for John and he decided to leave the band. I would rather be a little less famous these days. [42], In LaBour's telling, the stand-in was an "orphan from Edinburgh named William Campbell" whom the Beatles then trained to impersonate McCartney. Then again, there has been so much (& some really bad) photo tampering all along the way. [56] According to author John Winn, McCartney had conceded to the interview "in hopes that people hearing his voice would see the light", but the ploy failed. The Beatles made up the clues about Paul has a distraction. The mystery can live on, but the song becomes further immortalized. Furious with the studio kerfuffle, he floored it, went off into the night in a . You can see Paul's chipped tooth on an early video of RAIN, only available on Russian websitesDot RU. Paul suddenly unleashes a chromatic downward scale that stays in time, rhythm and has its own distinctive melody. Also, when you play that one part in "I Am the Walrus"backwards where it sounds like complete rubbish, you hear the demonic chanting of "PAUL IS DEAD! I'm not writing this review to sway anyone's beliefs on how you view Mr. William Shepherd or the author of this book. [24][28] There, Ringo Starr told Bennett: "If people are gonna believe it, they're gonna believe it. The student convinced the DJ that McCartney was dead, with clues found throughout the later Beatles discography when certain songs were played backward. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was released in the US. Theres a lot we dont get told and you morons believe the mainstream media by calling people who can reason, morons. The whole ''conspiracy theory' is a load of rubbish perpetrated by idiots and believed by fools. It's some people's day job, gagged with NDAs and the OSA. And he wants you all to sing along claims Ringo, obviously very emotional. I know for a fact that Paul died. While conspiracy theorists point to lyrics, album covers, and odd noises that can be heard when Beatles albums are played backward as proof that the singer was replaced by a lookalike, the World News Daily Report bases their claim on a fake interview with Ringo Starr: In an exclusive interview with the Hollywood Inquirer, Mr. Starr explained that the "real" Paul McCartney had died in a car crash on November 9 1966, after an argument during a Beatles' recording session. The article addressed a rumour being circulated on campus that cited clues from recent Beatles albums, including a message interpreted as "Turn me on, dead man", heard when the White Album track "Revolution 9" is played backwards. For the graphic novel, see, McCartney in October 1966, shortly before he supposedly died, The allegedly backmasked section of "Revolution 9", The same section reversed, which some have believed sounds like "turn me on, dead man", Estranged from McCartney, Lennon said: "Paul McCartney couldn't die without the world knowing it. John is very much alive and living in Brookville Long Island. [23], The story was soon taken up by more mainstream radio stations in the New York area, WMCA and WABC. I don't believe the myth, but you should have presented it without an obvious opinion one way or another. Those who were alive during the Beatles days recognized that an older replacement(s) was present with SGT Pepper. [9] American social critic Camille Paglia locates the "Paul is dead" phenomenon to the Ancient Greek tradition symbolised by Adonis and Antinous, as represented in the cult of rock music's "pretty, long-haired boys who mesmerize both sexes", and she adds: "It's no coincidence that it was Paul McCartney, the 'cutest' and most girlish of the Beatles, who inspired a false rumor that swept the world in 1969 that he was dead. Wasn't Paul's name William Campbell. It took me 10 entire days of intense Web research, but it finally clicked for me. Not to mention he would be charged with fraud ad well as all the other Beatles and employees, family members and friends as well.as well. Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.204.206.249 (talk) 15:12, 1 October 2011 (UTC)Reply[reply]. But that hasn't happened, has it? Nothing ever came to light explaining where he was or what happened to him. Its not so easy to explain the references to Billy Shears in more than one Beatles song, William Campbell Fake Paul and the disappeArance of the winner of the Paul McCartney look alike contest. There is no such thing as the Ontario Police Department. So is laziness-and apathy. So the smoke screen worked. To make William Shears Campbell look like Paul McCartney then was impossible. Most are from military families that take oaths and sign disclosure agreements where everything can be taken away. I believe John wrote the song The Greatest making fun of Faul's ego and it is really meant to be how Faul feels about himself. Why would he agree to do this? [55] On 24 October, BBC Radio reporter Chris Drake was granted an interview with McCartney at his farm. Paul did not die but he did leave the Beatles, youtube John Halliday aka Paul McCartney, he just lived a normal life, also, on the St Pepper's album, they the name 'The Beatles' to '5 Beatles' John is NOT DEAD!!! No mention of the hoax in any of these later interviews. How could the Remaining Beatles, especially John not feel the sense of betrayal and abandonment towards his deceased best friend Paul. You can find more information about the Paul is Dead conspiracy in The Great Beatle Death Clues by R. Gary Patterson published by Robson Books. Just saying. Also, the Walrus was Paul. This is an Amazon book review I wrote on 9 Jun 20 for Billy's Back!! Most people only had radio back then. [29][nb 2] On Halloween night 1969, WKBW in Buffalo, New York broadcast a program titled Paul McCartney Is Alive and Well Maybe, which analysed Beatles lyrics and other clues. Everyone is looking in the wrong place. Many people who think of themselves as having open minds will not dare look into it. I work in the music industry and have played with Billy many times over the years and he sometimes slips up with his accent. To spare the public from grief, the Beatles replaced him with a man named William Shears Campbell, who was the winner of a McCartney look-alike contest and who happened to have the same kind of. I knew if I put it on he wouldn't be able to help himself Before I knew it he was scrambling for album covers with his jaw dropped and eyes wide. The legend goes that in 1965 (one year before McCartney is said to have died) young Shears entered a Beatles lookalike competition organised by the band's manager Brian Epstein, in the . [2] McCartney then alluded to the rumour during a press conference held around the release of Sgt. Afterward, a college kid did a story on clues he thought he found in the album cover and songs, this created a distraction that John jumped on when he later wrote 'Glass Onion", in 1968. " FACT The badge that Paul is wearing on his fancy blue uniform on the album sleeve of Sgt Pepper actually reads O.P.P, one of four given to the Beatles by the Toronto Ontario Provincial Police on 28th September 1964, On and on the falsehoods go. In the years since, LaBour has admitted that it was he who confected many of the 'clues' believed by conspiracy theorists to cryptically point to Paul's death. Though one thing I DO know for certain is Ringo can't sing worth a damn. John wanted to leave the business. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.. In fact, if you listen to all Beatles songs between 1967 to 1970, Paul breaks out that particular voice a lot (not always). Of course anyone with two good eyes should be able to tell theyre not the same people Sargent Peppers Is quite a departure musically and full of Luminati influences.
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