YELLOW SUBMARINE CARTOON GLOVE LOVE PLUS

On the way back from Liverpool, they meet monsters, time, holes and science, plus Jeremy the Nowhere Man, with a host of wonderful songs and great background music by George Martin - the Beatles' producer. Reported to be the Queen Elizabeth's favourite film, it had the plot of the paradise of Pepperland invaded by evil monsters called the Blue Meanies, and Fred is dispatched in a Yellow Submarine to bring back some heroes - the Beatles - to save them.

In many ways it is considered a classic British cartoon, and its psychadelic style has never been approached or equaled since. The Filmġ968's film Yellow Submarine was directed by George Duning, and written by Lee Minoff, Al Brodax, Jack Mandelsohn and Erich Segal. 'Yellow Submarine' as a single was very succesful, and managed to get to the number one chart spot in 13 different countries. I just loved the idea of kids singing it'. The song has many variations, including 'We all live in a tub of margarine/bubblegum machine/can of sardines' etc and McCartney has also said that 'it really was a children's song. Paul McCartney has said of the song that he was drifting off to sleep, and whilst he was on the border between waking and sleeping he thought of the idea for 'Yellow Submarine'.

As well as being on Revolver, it can also be found on The Beatles 1962 - 1966 ( The Red Album) and both Yellow Submarine albums. The tradition was that Ringo would sing at least one song on every album, and Paul and John Lennon often wrote songs specifically for him. The song ' Yellow Submarine' was written by Paul McCartney for the Beatles' seventh album Revolver and was written for Ringo Starr to sing.

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