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PostHeaderIcon Beatle Lyrics Fetch Near – Record Price

One mark of showbiz success is when people begin paying good money – seven digits of it, in this case – for memorabilia. Lyrics for the song A Day in the Life penned by rhythm guitarist Beatle John Lennon fetched a $1.2 million winning bid at a June 18 auction.

High Value, Higher Price

The winning bidder wasn’t even in the room at Sotheby’s auction house, where the event was being held; the lyrics to the last track on the Beatles’ 1967 record Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band were bought via phone by a party that declined to be named.

Even Sotheby’s, which does brisk trade in high-value items, wasn’t expecting the sheet of paper to fetch so high a price. Valuations of the item made before the auction estimated a value of up to $800,000 only.

Friday’s winning bid for Rolling Stone magazine’s #26 song on the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time compilation very nearly set the record for Beatles lyrics prices. It almost beat the $1.25 million paid by an unnamed bidder for the lyrics to All You Need is Love in 2005.

A Ballpoint Legacy

The physical item is unassuming: a stained and yellowed sheet of paper. The first side has a first draft of the song lyrics in Lennon’s hurried cursive. On the reverse side is a revised version almost completely in capitals and with a few added lines.

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and, indeed, A Day in the Life, were not without their own controversies at the time.

•    The BBC banned airplay of the song because it featured the line “I’d love to turn you on”. It was interpreted as encouraging drug use.

•    A Day in the Life was edited out of many Asian releases for similar reasons.

•    The line “he blew his mind out in a car” appeared to refer to the death of close Beatle friend and Guinness heir Tara Browne. He is credited as an inspiration for the song.

•    Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds on the album allegedly promoted hallucinogens, particularly LSD. The Beatles deny the claim.

PostHeaderIcon Belly Dance Music-An Electrifying Music Camp

Belly dancing is considered as the expression of cheer and happiness; especially for women. In fact, it has everything to make the environment cherish and joyful. Currently, many male dancers are also showing interest in this dancing art. Belly dancing is emerged from Arab and the original Arabic name of this dance is “Raqs Sharqi”. As the time passes, this dance and its music are continuously changing their form in the terms of style and attire.

Belly Dance Music is influenced from the music of Middle Eastern territory. The beauty of this music is its harmonized beats and accordingly acted buoyant motions. The combination of this mysterious music along with the graceful dancing sequence figures out an overwhelming experience of watching. The dance with a glittering rhythm of the hips and gracious movement of every body part gives it delicious look.

Creativity of this sort of music comes with various musical instruments. Every instrument has a unique specialty of beats generation. The true bally music fills the surroundings with its electrifying and inspiring charm and creates a warm bridge between audiences and the performers. The original taste of this music is associated with conventional Middle Eastern instruments such as Nakara, Tabla, Beledi and drums.

According to current trend, this music has also been fused with western music styles to create the fusion. Shakira, the great Latin American performer, has popularized the contemporary version of belly music and dance in western countries. She perfectly blends and performs the traditional belly with the modern sorts of dances and music.

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