Love The Beatles? You must check out Aaron Krerowicz's work
I've been listening to The Beatles all my life and yet I have obviously missed a lot. I have recently become acquainted with the work of Aaron Krerowicz who is apparently the only full-time professional Beatles scholar in the USA and is now educating me, one minute at a time…
This little insight, in particular, floored me:
I have listened to both these songs hundreds of times (in fact, while making the Mr. Kite poster, I felt like I just couldn't get that particular song out of my head) and have never noticed the similarity. And yet there it is.
Here's another one of Krerowicz's Beatles Minute videos – this time it's George Harrison who has found some lyrics:
Hop over to YouTube to find all the Beatles Minute videos and find out more about the man himself at aaronkrerowicz.com.
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