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one-time-i-dreamt · 6 months

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Team YouTube waiting five days to address this, 'both sideing' the situation where there's clearly only one person in the wrong, SSSniperwolf and teams YouTube both posting their statements 14 hours ago... yeah, this is gross, their statement is a joke

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tl;dr jacksfilms made a second channel to react to sssniperwolf's lazy reaction videos in which she oftentimes posts other people's content without credit, Jack called her out for stealing content among other things, no one is above criticism and she deserved to be called out a long, long time ago

she then doxxed him and went to his home (she has over 30 million followers on YouTube) and showed up at his front door, team YouTube waited 5 days to address the situation and now said both sides were in the wrong, which is an insane take

#not a dream #long post #jacksfilms #jack douglas #sssniperwolf #lia shelesh #alia shelesh #Youtube

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get-back-homeward · 5 months

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Did he talk much about the Beatles?

All the time.

Did he feel like it was a weight on him?

No, he absolutely loved it. I used to have a little Sony blaster that I would put up… It’s funny because now I do my fucking mix through a Bose wave radio, but then it was a Sony blaster. A fairly good one. And if you sounded good in there, everything was right. And one day in a few moments when nothing was going on, he would put on WNYW FM and listen to the radio. He loved to listen.

And when a Beatles song came on the radio, he would tell you everything about that session. Everything that happened. He never had a problem talking about how much he loved that band. And how much he loved those guys. He was a little annoyed at George, because George had written a book and he didn’t mention John much in the book, at that time. But he felt that that would come around.

But his love for that band. Phenomenal. It was great. It was what you hoped he would be like.

He loved them as much as everyone loved them. Did he ever discuss why they never reunited, or why they had those near-misses? Well you know he and Paul were already in the process. This Ringo album I think was going to be big.

That could have been a big stepping stone?

Yeah.

Did you ever see them together, any of them?

No. But I know that Paul was up at the Dakota.

Did they jam together?

I don’t know. All I know is that Paul was preparing stuff for Ringo’s album.

—Jack Douglas, producer of John Lennon's Double Fantasy and Milk and Honey albums [x]

#went looking for this and realized it was still stuck in my queue #mine #double fantasy #john stories #1980 what ifs #1980 #dec 1980 #jack douglas #he's in the news again for that new doc i will never be watching #have we talked about how ringo and paul worked with him in 2022 for grow old with me #i think it's significant bc he's stuck by this story all along #if he was telling tall tales about plans that never were you wouldnt think ringo or paul would seek him out again #jpr #estimates for the dakota meeting i've seen are nov 5 #but im still lost what went into that date

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rock--band · 3 months

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oldshowbiz · 1 year

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Comedy writer Jack Douglas wrote many paperbacks that clutter the humor section of used book stores.

#jack douglas #comedy writers

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fitsofgloom · 2 years

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One Wolf's Family

#the jewish-japanese sex and cook book and how to raise wolves #jack douglas #comedy novel #humor writing #vintage paperbacks #1972

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emvisual · 1 year

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Hay autores que sobrestiman sus capacidades. El título de este libro del optimista Jack Douglas es: "El libro de cocina y sexo judío-japonés y como criar lobos"

via: @warriorofdune

#books #libros #jack douglas #lol

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gawsby · 1 day

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JACK DOUGLAS

(John Douglas Roberton)

26th April 1927 - 18th December 2008

#jack douglas #carry on films

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underthecitysky · 2 months

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“JD: John thought so too! That was the plan: Yoko would be so recognized for her contributions to music, and the art of music. He said the next record would just be “The Boys” and I understood “The Boys” being John, Paul, and George being the back-up for Ringo. They were just going to be sidemen.”

#Jack Douglas #interview

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15andmeowing · 10 months

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Awww...Monday

Hi everyone! We are joining Comedy Plus’ Awww….Monday. Joanie is an expert at multi-tasking. She is steering Rosie’s boat and posing with the book I am reading. This is an old one(1977) that I got from the library, A Funny Thing Happened to Me on My Way to the Grave by Jack Douglas. He was a comedian and wrote for The Jack Parr ( for you youngins, he hosted The Tonight Show before Carson. It…

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#comedy plus awww Monday #Jack Douglas #Joanie

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luckyclovernb · 2 months

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Some old funnies I drew on stream. Maybe I'll do another one in the future. :,)

#leaf art #sunny day jack #sunnydayjack #sdj fanart #swwsdj #sunny day jack shaun #sdj shaun #sdj ian #sunny day jack ian #sunny day jack nick #sdj nick #sdj buddy belt #sunny day jack oc #dachabo #apples to ashes #ATA douglas #the groom of gallagher mansion #TGOGM #elias gallagher

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toffoliravioli · 1 month

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every single thing about this video is just 🤭🥰🥹🫶

#nico staring hard at jack #like bro who got u smiling like that 🤭#and then timo just putting his hands through jacks gelled up hair #and bratt is judging them all #ALSO DOUGLAS SIGHTING #timo meier #nico hischier #jack hughes #jesper bratt #dougie hamilton #jonas siegenthaler

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get-back-homeward · 1 year

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So the phone rang and John said, “You know, I want to do a record but I don’t know if I want to do a record. I have some material, I’ve been writing for a while, writing down here in Bermuda” and of course he had a near-death experience sailing in a storm down there, which I think changed his perspective completely. Because almost all of those songs were written in Bermuda.

So it was like one creative burst. Was this 1979?

Yeah, ’79. And so I agreed that I would listen to the stuff. And he said, “Yoko has it” and she handed me an envelope that said, “For Jack’s ears only.” And I took it home and he called me at home the next day and asked, “What do you think?” And my honest opinion was that they were very primitive, a whole bunch of cassettes, there was narration in it, he talked me through it. The songs all began with an explanation, a lot of it funny, and all of them ended with, “What a piece of crap. I’m going to give it to Ringo for his solo album.”

Were these all songs that ended up being on the album?

No, there were still a few more. And there was so much on that tape that I didn’t put on the album. But the Beatles had completed "Real Love" many years later, from that cassette. They built off of that cassette. Actually, I had the original so they built that off of a copy that maybe Yoko had.

Were there any songs from that tape that immediately hit you?

Oh yes, there were so many. So many. There was so much material on that tape. Two cassettes.

Do you still have that tape?

Yes.

Did you ever digitize it?

Yes. But they’ll never be—it’s property of Yoko. Period. It’s her property. So anyway, most of it’s been released.

On the box sets [John Lennon Anthology and John Lennon Signature Box]. Yes, most of those demos have been released... Maybe not with his dialogue, which is quite funny, but he’s singing into a tape machine like a beat box, like a Panasonic from back in the day. He’s singing into it, playing guitar, and then playing that into another, just from the speakers and then singing along with it, like playing percussion or doubling his vocals. It was so primitive. Banging on pots and pans. Very primitive. And my first reaction was, “I don’t think I can beat it, to tell you the truth. It’s so good.” And he’s like, “Oh, no, no, no, that’s not—“ and I said, “John, put this out. It will be sensational. Just put this cassette out. I’m putting myself out of the greatest job I’ve ever had in my life, but I’m just telling you.”

—Jack Douglas, producer of Double Fantasy and Milk and Honey albums, on how he was first recruited by John Lennon [x]