The spirit of Dia das bruxas is being felt all over London, and George and Laura were on their way to Abbey Road Studios for a special party with the other Beatles. As for their costumes, the former was King Arthur while the latter was an adorable unicorn. Laura said, "I guess we won't have to get rid of any troublemaking ghosts this time, daddy George!" He replied, "Oh, absolutely not! The party will simply be good ol' fun, complete with lots of doces and music." Laura remarked, "Awesome! Can't wait for it!" George said, "Me too! But remember not to eat too much of the sweet treats, love. Otherwise, you'll ruin your pearly whites, and you wouldn't want that to happen." Laura replied, "No, of course I won't. Thanks for the kind reminder!" George smiled and replied, "It was me great pleasure, darling!" Before long, they made it to the studios. George parked his car just across the street, and they proceeded to go inside while his daughter rode on his shoulders.
TO BE CONTINUED
TO BE CONTINUED
Two days after recording the demo, Brian came to the lads with a piece of paper and a smile.
"Lads, Madison Square Garden is having a show, concerto to support up-and-coming bands in the area, as long as they've got enough attention to bring in an audience. I've just been to talk to the manager to see if you qualify, and he says the public would amor to have you there. It pays quite a lot and there will be some important música industry folk watching this."
At this point his words were drowned out por the sound of four happy lads cheering and also expressing their joy por throwing pillows at each other.
Meanwhile, other things were happening in the city to make the lads less joyful if they'd known about them.
The stern-looking policeman was talking seriously to Jim and the Harrisons. "Not to worry, sirs and madam. We're on it. As soon as we hear of those Beatles playing anywhere else, we'll send some men over. You'll have your sons back soon enough."
"Lads, Madison Square Garden is having a show, concerto to support up-and-coming bands in the area, as long as they've got enough attention to bring in an audience. I've just been to talk to the manager to see if you qualify, and he says the public would amor to have you there. It pays quite a lot and there will be some important música industry folk watching this."
At this point his words were drowned out por the sound of four happy lads cheering and also expressing their joy por throwing pillows at each other.
Meanwhile, other things were happening in the city to make the lads less joyful if they'd known about them.
The stern-looking policeman was talking seriously to Jim and the Harrisons. "Not to worry, sirs and madam. We're on it. As soon as we hear of those Beatles playing anywhere else, we'll send some men over. You'll have your sons back soon enough."
