Little irreverent words about Yoko Ono, and come together Beatles song

[Jean Pierre]

in a previous message, about the movie "Get back" on the beatles, on Disney chanel, I said :

I was surprised by the almost continuous presence of Yoko Ono, although she is quite discreet (fortunately because when she cries like an abused goat it is unbearable)

and so while doing a little research on the similarity between Lennon/Mc Cartney's Come together and Chuck Berry's You Can't Catch Me, I came across this unfortunate video of John Lennon/Yoko Ono and Chuck Berry

I don't know how Cuck Berry was able to endure those frightened goat cries, but his facial expressions speak volumes

I give you here the video of the editing I did, just see it as a little satire slightly irreverent


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGjyr4xVDQs

[cuthbert]

Here's the original clip from The Mike Douglas Show:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbGuxGGOIV0

Thankfully, the engineer muted Yoko's mic after they finished 'Memphis'! lol

[Jean Pierre]

Thank you Cuthbert for putting the complete video, I wanted to do it, I forgot...

[alfstone]

I will NEVER understand...Yoko Ono....Why? Pourquoi? Perché?.... 

Alfredo

[guitarron]

I had never seen this until now. My lord, what was that woman doing up there. A  Wanna be?  No talent whatsoever. The things we endure for love.

[Jean Pierre]

I wanted to make a lame joke about Yoko Ono to answer Guitarron

but I just read the account of John Lennon's assassination on wikipedia

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassinat_de_John_Lennon

it's so ugly that I don't feel like it anymore

I don't like Yoko Ono too much, but mockery and satire are definitely not my thing

[Lurker]

I will NEVER understand...Yoko Ono....Why? Pourquoi? Perché?.... 

Alfredo

She wouldn't understand you either. She was a performance artist lost in her own construct. While John Lennon and Chuck Berry were also performance artists, their art was relevant to us all, but completely foreign to Yoko Ono.

They made music, we call it art. She made noise, she called it art. The one that endures is truly art. She is only remembered because of him.

[Blooby]

Considering the lack of response from my music everywhere but this site, perhaps I am not putting my energies in the right place.

Might I suggest a Yoko Fest? It very well may provide Songcrafters.org our collective 15 minutes of fame.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdZ9weP5i68

[Jean Pierre]

excellent answer from lurker

Blooby a Yoko Ono festival, it's really a  false good idea

I watched this more recent video from YO, she seems to be on to something

watched in the context of my little country home studio in my attic it seems a bit ridiculous
looked at in the context of a trendy New York exhibition it's absolutely divine isn't it dear friend
looked at by Australian aborigines or native indians, or African woodoo in the context of their time, it could claim (YO) a position of shamanic responsibility

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[Hook]

I just finished the 2nd episode and I just am not that bothered by her presence much at all. She's quiet and unassuming, they clearly wanted to be together. I thought Harrisons Hari chrishna friend in the 1st episode was wierder

What bothers me most about about the Chuck berry performance is how bad the band ( besides and including Yoko) sounds. They sound horribly armatureish and personally  seem rather unprepared. Sadly disappointing.