AN HOMAGE TO THE FAB FOUR - AN ALPHABET POEM

AN HOMAGE TO THE FAB FOUR - AN ALPHABET POEM
 

All My Loving from 1963 was always a favourite of mine.

Back In The USSR evokes a very different world and time.

Can't Buy Me Love in 1964 was the A side of their sixth single 

Day Tripper, a great dance record, gyrating bodies all a tingle. 

Eleanor Rigby, living in a dream, was like a novella in a song.

From Me To You so catchy it was whistled by young and old all day long.

Get Back performed live as the centrepiece of the concert on the roof.

"Help," shouted Ringo desperately in search of a coat that was weatherproof.

I Am The Walrus references the one and only Norman "Nobby" Pilcher.

Julia by John Lennon for his mother and the childhood he never had with her.

Keep Your Hands Off My Baby recorded only once on BBC's Saturday Club. 

Let It Be spread its message like some rare, beautiful, flowering shrub.

Michelle gave street cred to all those of us who were studying French.

Nowhere Man sits in a nowhere land making nowhere plans on a lonely park bench.

Octopus's Garden, Ringo's cosmic song, something he never realised.

Penny Lane, an homage to growing up, humdrum daily lives are harmonised.

Quando, Quando, Quando was never recorded by the Beatles, thankfully.

Revolution would undoubtedly have ensued at this perceived abnormality.

She's Leaving Home, Paul's ballad from the era, allegedly about Melanie Coe.

Tomorrow Never Knows, indeed it doesn't, she could have gone to Glasgow.

Uncle Albert - Admiral Halsey, Paul's first number one in America as a solo artist.

Vera, Chuck and Dave, grandchildren's names that show Paul as a homourist.

Whisper Words of Wisdom from a song open to many an interpretation.

X appears in only seven Beatles' song titles for your information.

Yesterday has the most cover versions of any song ever written.

Zip A Dee Doo Dah, no generational divide, everybody was smitten.