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To the vultures picking over Paul's bones...

Writer: Amanda Riddell
Amanda Riddell
3 hours ago
1 min read

One of my goals is to prevent Paul's extensive catalogue from being bought by Disney as the basis of a new avenue to expand their media empire. Disney has a record label, but MPL would bring valuable publishing rights.


I'm not going to help you, and I highly doubt that Paul would have given you the rights to High In The Clouds. He had 20 years to do so, and went with smaller animation studios. Tropic Island Hum makes it rather clear that he wasn't a fan of modern Disney. - I'm not making more covers so you can make another Backbeat. Can't even listen to the new Beatles covers at the moment; it's too depressing. - I'm not coming up to be a stunt double while singing in West End shows. Sorry. That's the dream of kids who watch Glee, not someone that loves old jazz. - Don't try and cash in on my fame after hating me for years, Wellington luvvies. Fairly sure that you're harassing me. My boycott remains active. - My goal in life isn't to bring 'authenticity' to films about my mentors. I worked with them on original shows, so let's get those produced. Arranging Paul's songs posthumously is fine, but singing Beatles hits in a wig isn't.

 
 
 

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