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As A Bird Clue?
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is one of the more far-reaching clues anyone has come up with in this
great conspiracy. The image on the left above is supposedly an image
of a decaying corpse, presumably Paul's, as it fits into the 60if
story. There are actually some who believe that this reflection of
trees and a light post in the rear window of the police van is actually
a real image of a corpse, but I find it hard to believe that this
could have been planned as a clue as the image just happens to form
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Paul's
Right Hand
Ok, let's depart from height and facial features
and look at something else which is noteworthy. For this next section
I am going to show a series of pre-1966 and post-1966 photos of
Paul playing his bass guitar. As someone who plays the guitar myself,
there are certain things I see which are most definately consistant
with the way he formed his right hand on the neck of his bass over
the years. Every guitar player has their own unique look and technique
which sets them apart. Yes, there will always be similarities between
players, but there is also a uniqueness in how every player's hand
appears. What I believe we see in this series of photographs is
that the right hand in all of these photos is the same one.
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Hard
Days Night 1964
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Hello
Goodbye 1967
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Japan
1966
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Help!
1965
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Cavern
Club 1999
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Let
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Cavern
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Help!
1965
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Let
It Be 1969
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I think we could probably say that this finger
and hand position would qualify for a trademark as it seems to be
the one he most commonly uses. Perhaps a better comparison would
be if I could display these pictures in motion so you could also
see his mannerisms as he plays, the way he moves his fingers, etc.
My point: You can get all the plastic surgury in the world in order
to make yourself look as much like someone as you can, but even
if you were able to pull THAT part off, which is questionable in
my opinion, there will still be the problem of not only learning
how to play the songs correctly, but you also have to learn to LOOK
the same playing them, and be able to sing the same, etc. Too many
hurdles to overcome...and after having watched Let It Be, there
is no question that it is Paul McCartney singing and playing...the
voice and the mannerisms are the same.
But what about how he plays another instrument...say
like the keyboards? Well, for one thing, and here we go with his
right hand again, he has a tendency of not using his thumb when
making piano chords. For all of you keyboard players out there,
you know that this would be an unnatrual, as well as unschooled,
thing to do...especially for a professional musician. But alas,
I see this same tendency in Paul from times past right on into the
present. Compare the right hand on the piano keys...in the older
ones it is a bit difficult to see clearly, but if you know how to
play keyboards you will be able to tell by the position of his hand
that he is only playing with his fingers:
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Help!
1965
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Let
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Hard
Days Night 1964
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Concert
For NYC 2001
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in the picture from Help! it is a bit difficult to tell that he isn't
using his thumb on the keys, the picture from Hard Days Night clearly
shows his thumb isn't on the keys. Is this merely a transitional position?
Maybe on the Help! pic, but he is banging chords in this sequence
from Hard Days Night.. The other two pictures leave no question as
you can clearly see his thumb is a long way from the ivories. To take
this a step further, I received some images and a fade from a good
friend from the macca4ever forum which shows an astounding resemblance
between Paul's right hand between 1964 and 1967 while he plays the
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The photo on the left is
from a teen magazine in 1964. The picture at right is a still frame
from 1967 taken from the Beatles Anthology. The orientation is different
so the pic at left had to be rotated 90 degrees in order to get
the two hands in the same orientation. The results of the overlay
and fade are astounding!
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GOT
YA, EH?
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This seems conclusive to me that we are looking
at the same person's keyboard-playing form. I cannot play with my
right hand without using my thumb on the keys, and I'm quite sure
there is a host of keyboard players viewing these pictures who would
agree with me. If you look at the shape of his fingers and thumb,
there can be no denying this is the same hand in these photos taken
both BEFORE Paul allegedly died, and AFTER. You can do a lot of
things to imitate someone, but you cannot immitate their bone structure
and subconscious mannerisms.
Thanks to my friend Randy for providing these
images.
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Is
The Free As A Bird Clue A Farse? YES!
Is
This The Same Person's Right Hand? YES!
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