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Yeah, it must have been another song. McCartney hadn't even presented it to Lennon by then, let alone recorded it.
Yes, that's a bit of an error. I took the list from the NME's website.
The categories are a bit of a joke, really. I think they modernised them once the 70's came along. I mean, the Shadows won the best 'instrumental unit', when, surely, the 'instrumental group' thing was a think of the past by 1968, generally. And Lulu winning 'world female singer' and 'British female singer'?? Hadn't NME readers ever listened to Dusty Springfield and Aretha Franklin?
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Re: 1968 NME
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Taylor1
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Date: November 21, 2022 14:15
How could Hey Jude be best winner in May 1968 when it came out in August 1968
Re: 1968 NME
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DandelionPowderman
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Date: November 21, 2022 14:36
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Taylor1
How could Hey Jude be best winner in May 1968 when it came out in August 1968
Yeah, it must have been another song. McCartney hadn't even presented it to Lennon by then, let alone recorded it.
Re: 1968 NME
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Big Al
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Date: November 21, 2022 16:11
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DandelionPowdermanQuote
Taylor1
How could Hey Jude be best winner in May 1968 when it came out in August 1968
Yeah, it must have been another song. McCartney hadn't even presented it to Lennon by then, let alone recorded it.
Yes, that's a bit of an error. I took the list from the NME's website.
The categories are a bit of a joke, really. I think they modernised them once the 70's came along. I mean, the Shadows won the best 'instrumental unit', when, surely, the 'instrumental group' thing was a think of the past by 1968, generally. And Lulu winning 'world female singer' and 'British female singer'?? Hadn't NME readers ever listened to Dusty Springfield and Aretha Franklin?
Re: 1968 NME
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Taylor1
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Date: November 21, 2022 17:22
Maybe Lady Madonna?or something off Magical Mystery Tour?Quote
Big AlQuote
DandelionPowdermanQuote
Taylor1
How could Hey Jude be best winner in May 1968 when it came out in August 1968
Yeah, it must have been another song. McCartney hadn't even presented it to Lennon by then, let alone recorded it.
Yes, that's a bit of an error. I took the list from the NME's website.
The categories are a bit of a joke, really. I think they modernised them once the 70's came along. I mean, the Shadows won the best 'instrumental unit', when, surely, the 'instrumental group' thing was a think of the past by 1968, generally. And Lulu winning 'world female singer' and 'British female singer'?? Hadn't NME readers ever listened to Dusty Springfield and Aretha Franklin?
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