Billy's Back!
Selections from The Memoirs of Billy Shears
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Music, Pop & Rock, Rock, History, World History, Biography & Memoir, Composers & Musicians
| Author: | Thomas E. Uharriet | ISBN: | 1230000278868 |
| Publisher: | MACCA CORP | Publication: | September 9, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Peppers Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Thomas E. Uharriet |
| ISBN: | 1230000278868 |
| Publisher: | MACCA CORP |
| Publication: | September 9, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Peppers Press |
| Language: | English |
Billy’s Back! shows how William Shepherd ("Billy Shears") replaced Paul McCartney in The Beatles, revealing exactly how he went from being "Billy Pepper" of Billy Pepper and the Pepper Pots, to The Beatles' new "Sgt. Pepper" of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
You will learn why Paul expected to die for the band, how, when, and why Paul and William each prepared for the switch, how the change occurred, and how the newcomer immediately took creative control of the band from John Lennon, making William Shepherd (as Pete Townshend put it) "the new boss."
You will see how the switch in the band immensely improved The Beatles, but tormented them all, especially John and the new "Paul." Replacing Paul saved the band, but plagued each band member.
Now you will understand their secret messages. While far more songs pointed to the switch than had been recognized, many of them were in protest of the new Paul. The friction between them began when the new Paul took over the band (on 16 September 1966), and continued for years after "Paul" disbanded "The Beatles."
When you know what really happened and why, you will never again harbor any doubts of Paul's death and replacement by William. In addition, as you learn the background of the songs cited, you will never again hear those songs the same way. This book will forever change your perceptions of those songs and of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, Donovan, The Who, and Elton John--all of whom sang about Paul's replacement.
Billy’s Back! reveals why global engineers had an interest in The Beatles, and how they used the media to manipulate the world into following that band, along with The Rolling Stones, to break down political and societal boundaries in preparation for the New World Order. Much of The Beatles' success stems from their part in a Tavistock project.
Billy’s Back! includes the material from The Memoirs of Billy Shears that the public most wants to know of Paul's death and replacement, packed with many other fascinating details, without The Beatles philosophical attainments (See Beatles Enlightenment), and without their darker aspects, such as their Paulism, Satanism, and their Biblical humor (calling The Beatles the four-headed 666 Beast), which are all discussed in Billy’s Back!, but far more abundantly so in the unabridged Memoirs.
Besides many song and album clues that even the experts have missed, you will also learn the hard physical evidence. Here are a few examples:
Chapter 4 reveals how it was proven in court, in Germany, that the current Paul does not have the same DNA as the earlier Paul.
Chapter 34 identifies the professor in Florida who first published the fact that the new and old Paul have different voiceprints, proving again that [voiceprint] they cannot be the same person since each voiceprint is unique (like each fingerprint).
Chapter 59 recounts the trouble that the current Paul got into in Japan when his fingerprints did not match those of the original Paul McCartney.
Throughout Billy’s Back!, you will learn to easily recognize their distinct physical differences, their personality differences, and the conspicuous differences in their singing and musical skills. You will also come to know the current Paul's inner-workings about how, even now, he deals with the identity-switch, and how he continues to work to please the Paul who has crossed over.
Billy’s Back! shows how William Shepherd ("Billy Shears") replaced Paul McCartney in The Beatles, revealing exactly how he went from being "Billy Pepper" of Billy Pepper and the Pepper Pots, to The Beatles' new "Sgt. Pepper" of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
You will learn why Paul expected to die for the band, how, when, and why Paul and William each prepared for the switch, how the change occurred, and how the newcomer immediately took creative control of the band from John Lennon, making William Shepherd (as Pete Townshend put it) "the new boss."
You will see how the switch in the band immensely improved The Beatles, but tormented them all, especially John and the new "Paul." Replacing Paul saved the band, but plagued each band member.
Now you will understand their secret messages. While far more songs pointed to the switch than had been recognized, many of them were in protest of the new Paul. The friction between them began when the new Paul took over the band (on 16 September 1966), and continued for years after "Paul" disbanded "The Beatles."
When you know what really happened and why, you will never again harbor any doubts of Paul's death and replacement by William. In addition, as you learn the background of the songs cited, you will never again hear those songs the same way. This book will forever change your perceptions of those songs and of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, Donovan, The Who, and Elton John--all of whom sang about Paul's replacement.
Billy’s Back! reveals why global engineers had an interest in The Beatles, and how they used the media to manipulate the world into following that band, along with The Rolling Stones, to break down political and societal boundaries in preparation for the New World Order. Much of The Beatles' success stems from their part in a Tavistock project.
Billy’s Back! includes the material from The Memoirs of Billy Shears that the public most wants to know of Paul's death and replacement, packed with many other fascinating details, without The Beatles philosophical attainments (See Beatles Enlightenment), and without their darker aspects, such as their Paulism, Satanism, and their Biblical humor (calling The Beatles the four-headed 666 Beast), which are all discussed in Billy’s Back!, but far more abundantly so in the unabridged Memoirs.
Besides many song and album clues that even the experts have missed, you will also learn the hard physical evidence. Here are a few examples:
Chapter 4 reveals how it was proven in court, in Germany, that the current Paul does not have the same DNA as the earlier Paul.
Chapter 34 identifies the professor in Florida who first published the fact that the new and old Paul have different voiceprints, proving again that [voiceprint] they cannot be the same person since each voiceprint is unique (like each fingerprint).
Chapter 59 recounts the trouble that the current Paul got into in Japan when his fingerprints did not match those of the original Paul McCartney.
Throughout Billy’s Back!, you will learn to easily recognize their distinct physical differences, their personality differences, and the conspicuous differences in their singing and musical skills. You will also come to know the current Paul's inner-workings about how, even now, he deals with the identity-switch, and how he continues to work to please the Paul who has crossed over.
