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Carl from Glace Bay , CanadaGeorge Harrison the best . No one can compare to him with his unique style as a singer song writer performer . He is my favorite slide guitar player . If anyone thinks he was anything less than one of the most brilliant creative musicians in the band or solo should give it another go. Your loss ..
Krissy from Boston, MaThis song is great. A lot of people don't know this but Helter Skelter was in act that happen in Calforina where this guy kiled tons of people. It was a very bloody and gross. Mr. B from Doon Bish, EnglandIt's gotta be John who says the blisters thing! It just sounds like him. Why would Ringo have a vocal mic near him? The book recounts and assesses the investigation, arrest, and prosecution of Charles Manson and his followers for the notorious 1969 murders of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, actress Sharon Tate, and several others. [2] the prosecution witnesses. Skrdla also testified: “I have seen individuals who have taken it several hundred times and show no outward sign of any emotional disturbance while they are not on the drug.”Harty, Patricia. "What Are You Like? Tom O'Neill". Irish America (October / November 2019ed.) . Retrieved April 18, 2020. The majority of what I read is non-fiction. I find reality a lot more interesting than fiction, being drawn towards subjects of people or culture, particularly ‘subcultures’ and people who sit outside of what is considered ‘normal’. But then I suppose nobody wants to read about the most normal, beigest, or mundane characters, do they? The epilogue sees the author musing that, even though the defendants had been convicted, events were not yet over. How many murders did Manson and members of the Family commit? At the very least, there was also the murder of Gary Hinman and Donald "Shorty" Shea, as well as the attempted murder of witness Barbara Hoyt, the possible murder of one of the attorneys in the trial and threats to those involved in the case. Other things covered here, albeit briefly, is the trial of Charles "Tex" Watson, plots by the Family to free Manson and the others and the author's musings on Manson's beliefs. Throughout the trial, the killers often giggled and exchanged grimaces with Manson, showing no remorse for their crimes.
As for Manson, he disputed Bugliosi's interpretation of the Helter Skelter theory he used to prosecute the case, telling Rolling Stone, "that doesn't even make insane sense." John would not have blisters from anything, Drummers get Blisters, Guitarists get callouses. The only blisters John was getting at that time in 1968 was from his butane lighter heating up his spoon for his heroine shots......No more comments about it....this is a fact...A Song Fact in fact.Ironically, Manson and his family were arrested not on suspicion of the Tate-LaBianca murders, but simply on the belief that they had vandalized a portion of the Death Valley National Park while hiding out in the Mojave Desert. Catherine from Glasgow, EnglandLook, people, all the beatles say it was Ringo who screams the blisters line so it must have been, even if it does sound like John. Why would they lie? Including the jury? I wondered, realizing that if Manson put on the mask of the peace-loving hippie at the trial, I’d be able to use Gregg’s remark to unmask him.” Jc from Bryson City, NcSo what in the piss is the song about!?!? Youve argued who said what and about C. Manson! Whats the song about!??! Michael from Oxford, EnglandI can't think WHY this song was the third least popular Beatles song in the 70's (behind "Revolution 9" and "You Know My Name [Look Up The Number]"). Does anyone else have any ideas?
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