Talk:The Warmth of the Sun
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Fair use rationale for Image:Beach Boys - Dance, Dance, Dance.jpg[edit]
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Confusion about the John Kennedy reference...[edit]
One of the sentences in this article is written in such a way that it sounds like the assasination of (President) John Kennedy occurred at a defunct hotel in Sacramento, California. President Kennedy was actually shot in Texas in November, 1963. It was his brother, Bobby Kennedy, that was killed in the old Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, CA. However, that incident occurred in June, 1968, and this song was written years before that. Perhaps the article intends to say that this song was written at the old hotel in Sacramento, but it's not clear to me that the author intended to say that. Maybe the original writer can check and edit this...
Busses5 (talk) 06:29, 1 August 2011 (UTC)
- Absolutely. Unfortunately none of those claims came with citations. Also a previous attempt to delete the paragraph was simply undone without any attempt to fix the many problems with it. To avoid further edit-war nonsense I've made a "proposed" fix: the two unreferenced apparent claims (where the song was written, what it was inspired by) are now clearly separated, and they are each tagged as needing citations. I also deleted the sentence that was purely about the JFK assassination, because Wikipedia naturally already has a huge, well-written article on that subject, so I've linked to that. I've also put the remainder of the paragraph in a separate paragraph as it may be better put in a separate section (critical reaction, reception?) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 109.145.127.151 (talk) 11:32, 29 December 2011 (UTC)