Rutles
at the Directors Guild
Pictures from the
2001 reunion in Los Angeles of Rutles Eric Idle, Ricky Fataar, and
Neil, and "All You Need Is Cash" director Gary Weis. |
Interview
with John Altman
The George Martin
of the Rutles talks about the making of the Rutles songs among other
things in an interview he gave to us neilinnes.org gals in December
of 2001. |
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The
"All You Need Is Cash" section
of the Python Extravaganza
Including "The
Rutles Songs: How They Were Made/Why They're So Good" |
Rutles
'96 Reunion photo gallery
Bad snaps taken
years ago from 100th generation video, but there you go. |
Rutles
Reunion Q Magazine article
From 1996, includes
photos from the original article. |
All
You Need Is Cash photo gallery
Actually just a
whole bunch of snaps from the movie. |
All
You Need Is Cash Q Magazine article
Also from 1996,
a really cool hodgepodge of quotes from various people involved in
the making of "All You Need Is Cash". Snaps from the movie
added by us. |
The
Rutles And The Use Of Specific Models in Musical Satire
This published
paper, honestly, is so over my head, but let me have a try... it's
something about how when certain philosophical observations are applied
to music, one must first determine how the congruity-incongruity dialectic
can arise. The author John Covach compares Beatles and Rutles tunes
to demonstrate that it is the stylistic competencies which provide
the mechanism for certain types of amused response in music. Or something
like that. |
