"Beatlemaniacs" genre: AAA/Adult Alternative
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	a tribute to 'Guitar George' and the early Beatlemaniacs...
	CD: Angst Cretins   Label: Slipped Discs Credits: Tom Ruckey - drums, Kris Lucander - bass, Jeff Root - etc.
	Story Behind the Song Ed Sullivan's studio audience way back in '64. Lyrics We used to wrap those terry capes around our necks like Superman. We swung from ropes like jungle apes with puny pecs and old Tarzan. leaping from our treehuts, sailing through the air, until that night they swept our hearts away and everything just slipped between the cracks reeling on that newborn holiday, the night we heard those Beatlemaniacs. We left our capes for broom guitars and tin-pan drums when we were ten. To forty-fives by AM stars with manic strums we'd sing and then... reflecting from our mirrors, was every mother's son. reeling since that newborn holiday when everything just slipped between the cracks, rocking like a moptop protege screaming like those Beatlemaniacs. and the days flew by, just like sand grains through a glass, with dreams held high, till the end when all things must pass. I hang each memory on my wall beside my rickenbacker bass each framed in glass I still recall, reflecting back this aging face smiling back in wonder, innocent and free, ever since they swept our hearts away and everything just slipped between the cracks, reeling since that newborn holiday the night we heard those Beatlemaniacs. We left our capes for broom guitars and tin-pan drums when we were ten.

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