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. What do you recall of that stay? Davis: Elvis did not have a great time. It's funny, everyone there, including the Memphis Mafia and those in The Beatles' inner circle, said the ice thawed eventually and they began to communicate. Awkward beginning and a lightening of the atmosphere and mood once they started jamming. Don't forget Elvis was the King of his castle and The Beatles had invaded his home terrain and taken over the No. Elvis was not a happy camper making those repeat movies (three a year!) and The Beatles' first movie was a home run! For more Beatles news, follow Daytrippin' on Twitter and Facebook Q: Can you give me a brief thumbnail sketch of each Beatle, starting with John Lennon, who seemed to be a real pisser. Davis: John would still be campaigning, using his fame to right terrible wrongs – in Iraq, Afghanistan and the plight of the have-nots in third-world countries. What was dangerous was the late night flight in a rinky-dink plane with the owner of the charter jet company in the cockpit. And their landings in Missouri were runways with virtually no lights.
It wasn't until they were well into this flight that The Beatles realized danger threatened. Once on the ground they had a wonderful break – celebrating Brian's birthday and getting nicely inebriated. Davis: Back then I was around the same age as The Beatles and none of us had the vision.
Who in their early twenties has great vision … that comes with age. Today I am still astonished that people come up to me as if I've been sprinkled with invisible Beatle magic dust. I was just a lucky guy at the right place and right time – and who could have predicted it? No one.
I was just doing a nice job when by happenstance The Beatles rode into town… Q: You were covering the Watts riots in Los Angeles when you received a phone call that The Beatles and Elvis were about to meet at his home on Perugia Way. Given that no photos or recordings were made of that night, why were you, a journalist, invited to come in the first place and what was your take on if they got along or not? PAUL: Very PR-oriented. The most approachable of The Beatles, who knew the value of hobnobbing with the media and being nice
Q: Lennon specifically commented to you about America being the Wild West when it came to guns. What would he have thought of today's America with random shootings at malls, colleges and military bases on such a regular basis? Ivor Davis will be signing copies of The Beatles and Me On Tour at the Los Angeles Fest for Beatles Fans Oct.
For more information about Ivor Davis, visit https://www. 395 Q: The Brian Epstein you painted was a man who seemed a harsh taskmaster who was volatile, vulnerable and emotionally fragile at times. Davis: Lots of older women I spoke to in the last couple of years told me that honestly they were in love with John, Paul, George and Ringo.
In their own (fantasizing) minds, when they looked at each individual member, they winked, waved and smiled back … and it was true love. Q: John Lennon's fascination with President Kennedy assassination and insisting on a tour of the book depository where Lee Harvey Oswald made the deadly shots seems almost fateful or ironic? Credit: Express Newspapers Davis: JOHN: wickedly funny, who spoke his mind and it often came back to bite him. Witness that Jesus statement that landed him in hot water.
But brilliant and like Robin Williams a bit of a genius. Q: You write at the end of the tour, it was fun, but that you didn't expect it to be historical or the Beatles to become legends. What's your outlook today? GEORGE: Really uncomfortable with strangers at first.
He was a bit sullen at first and the kind of guy who warmed to you later – once he felt more relaxed and got used to you. RINGO: The newbie in The Beatles pack.
But as Brian Epstein said later, America made Ringo. By the time they flew home in September 1964, Ringo had become the most popular Beatle
. By the time they flew home in September 1964, Ringo had become the most popular Beatle. But John was always pushing and prodding more than any of the other Beatles and at an early age was more concerned about politics and events outside the music biz. He was the political/social conscience of The Beatles.
Q: Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley never experienced the kind of frenzy and mania The Beatles did. Can you give a perspective on why The Beatles seemed to evoke such feelings from the teens of that era? Davis: Brian lived a secret life. He was a closet gay, who took terrible risks in his personal life and had terrible experiences as a result.
He tried to give off the cool, imperious front but beneath he was terrified that his sexual preferences would come out and destroy The Beatles who he had worked so hard to build up. The Beatles at Hollywood Garden Party, September 1964; The Beatles and Me On Tour is available in hardback and Kindle on www.