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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Beatles are known for cheeky punchlines, but understanding their humor goes beyond laughing at John Lennons memorable rattle your jewelry dig at the Royal Variety Performance in 1963. From the beginning, the Beatles music was full of wordplay and winks, guided by comedic influences ranging from rhythm and blues, British radio, and the Liverpool pub scene. Gifted with timing and deadpan wit, the band habitually relied on irony, sarcasm, and nonsense. Early jokes revealed an aptitude for improvisation and self-awareness, techniques honed throughout the 1960s and into solo careers. Experts in the art of play, including musical experimentation, the Beatles shared sense of humor is a key ingredient to their appeal during the 1960sand to their endurance.The Beatles and Humour offers innovative takes on the serious art of Beatle fun, an instrument of social, political, and economic critique. Chapters also situate the band alongside British and non-British predecessors and collaborators, such as Billy Preston and Yoko Ono, uncovering diverse components and unexpected effects of the Beatles output. "Explores the band's humour, comedy, and other forms of play in both music and non-musical discourse from the 1960s to today"-- Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. The Beatles are known for cheeky punchlines, but understanding their humor goes beyond laughing at John Lennons memorable rattle your jewelry dig at the Royal Variety Performance in 1963. From the beginning, the Beatles music was full of wordplay and winks, guided by comedic influences ranging from rhythm and blues, British radio, and the Liverpool pub scene. Gifted with timing and deadpan wit, the band habitually relied on irony, sarcasm, and nonsense. Early jokes revealed an aptitude for improvisation and self-awareness, techniques honed throughout the 1960s and into solo careers. Experts in the art of play, including musical experimentation, the Beatles shared sense of humor is a key ingredient to their appeal during the 1960sand to their endurance.The Beatles and Humour offers innovative takes on the serious art of Beatle fun, an instrument of social, political, and economic critique. Chapters also situate the band alongside British and non-British predecessors and collaborators, such as Billy Preston and Yoko Ono, uncovering diverse components and unexpected effects of the Beatles output. "Explores the band's humour, comedy, and other forms of play in both music and non-musical discourse from the 1960s to today"-- This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The Beatles are known for cheeky punchlines, but understanding their humor goes beyond laughing at John Lennons memorable rattle your jewelry dig at the Royal Variety Performance in 1963. From the beginning, the Beatles music was full of wordplay and winks, guided by comedic influences ranging from rhythm and blues, British radio, and the Liverpool pub scene. Gifted with timing and deadpan wit, the band habitually relied on irony, sarcasm, and nonsense. Early jokes revealed an aptitude for improvisation and self-awareness, techniques honed throughout the 1960s and into solo careers. Experts in the art of play, including musical experimentation, the Beatles shared sense of humor is a key ingredient to their appeal during the 1960sand to their endurance.The Beatles and Humour offers innovative takes on the serious art of Beatle fun, an instrument of social, political, and economic critique. Chapters also situate the band alongside British and non-British predecessors and collaborators, such as Billy Preston and Yoko Ono, uncovering diverse components and unexpected effects of the Beatles output. "Explores the band's humour, comedy, and other forms of play in both music and non-musical discourse from the 1960s to today"-- This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The Beatles are known for cheeky punchlines, but understanding their humor goes beyond laughing at John Lennons memorable rattle your jewelry dig at the Royal Variety Performance in 1963. From the beginning, the Beatles music was full of wordplay and winks, guided by comedic influences ranging from rhythm and blues, British radio, and the Liverpool pub scene. Gifted with timing and deadpan wit, the band habitually relied on irony, sarcasm, and nonsense. Early jokes revealed an aptitude for improvisation and self-awareness, techniques honed throughout the 1960s and into solo careers. Experts in the art of play, including musical experimentation, the Beatles shared sense of humor is a key ingredient to their appeal during the 1960sand to their endurance.The Beatles and Humour offers innovative takes on the serious art of Beatle fun, an instrument of social, political, and economic critique. Chapters also situate the band alongside British and non-British predecessors and collaborators, such as Billy Preston and Yoko Ono, uncovering diverse components and unexpected effects of the Beatles output. "Explores the band's humour, comedy, and other forms of play in both music and non-musical discourse from the 1960s to today"-- This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…