he used to say sometimes, i wish you played the saxophone or wish you were a drummer. i must say the first time i met, so to speak, i was pretty surprised that they have a sense of humor. that was a big thing. all the composers i used to meet up or do things together, they were very serious people. composers were serious. these guys were just there was a fun element. larry: we re close in time. we ve got a production finale, we re all going to go out with a beat, the show s going to begin. we had a quick vote, cnn.com/larryking, we asked you to pick your favorite beatles album. what one? what one? abbey road, followed by sergeant pepper and the white album came in third.
though, can you? not really. we were also very sure of ourselves. i wouldn t call it conceited, but we just knew we were good, and we knew we were going to do well. we didn t know how it was going to happen, but we knew people would say at the time, do you think your stuff s going to be standards, like sinatra s stuff? and i d say, yeah. they d say, oh. i d say, no, it s true. you just felt it. i think one of the things that we probably are proudest of, i certainly am, is that the message was always love. in any form we portrayed it, and that s something to be really proud of. larry: did george miss the group? i think he did, you know? you know all of them had their own time apart, but i think he did. i think he always liked to have he used to say sometimes, i wish you played the saxophone or wish you were a drummer. i must say the first time i met, so to speak, i was pretty
saxophone or wish you were a drummer. i must say the first time i met, so to speak, i was pretty surprised that they have a sense of humor. that was a big thing. all the composers i used to meet up or do things together, they were very serious people. composers were serious. these guys were just there was a fun element. larry: we re close in time. we ve got a production finale, we re all going to go out with a beat, the show s going to begin. we had a quick vote, cnn.com/larryking, we asked you to pick your favorite beatles album. what one? what one? abbey road, followed by sergeant pepper and the white album came in third.
we developed, and not everyone developed quite as much as we did. larry: you can t plan that, though, can you? not really. we were also very sure of ourselves. i wouldn t call it conceited, but we just knew we were good, and we knew we were going to do well. we didn t know how it was going to happen, but we knew people would say at the time, do you think your stuff s going to be standards, like sinatra s stuff? and i d say, yeah. they d say, oh. i d say, no, it s true. you just felt it. i think one of the things that we probably are proudest of, i certainly am, is that the message was always love. in any form we portrayed it, and that s something to be really proud of. larry: did george miss the group? i think he did, you know? you know all of them had their own time apart, but i think he did. i think he always liked to have he used to say sometimes, i wish you played the saxophone or wish you were a drummer.