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I love John & Cynthia, most beautiful couple in the world x
★ : John and Cynthia on a plane in 1964
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Beautiful, pretty Cynthia x
Cynthia Lennon 1964 in Liverpool, England🌻🌻🌻
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Photos taken on the set of A Hard Days Night by Lord Christopher Thynne in the spring of 1964.
#john lennon#the beatles#paul mccartney#george harrison#ringo starr#johnlennon#paulmccartney#georgeharrison#ringostarr#john#a hard day's night
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Paul McCartney and John Lennon, 1964.
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↳ john lennon singing help! in 1965
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John Lennon in The Beatles Anthology, Episode 01
“I had no idea about doing music as a way of life until rock and roll hit me, and when rock and roll hit me that changed my whole life.”
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I love the Revolver era
The Beatles
#Beatles#The Beatles#john lennon#george harrison#paul mccartney#ringo starr#revolver 1966#black and white photography
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Favourite photos of John and Paul
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I’m not called Ringo.
He’s called Hando.
Not called Ringo.
https://youtu.be/RVR1NJCh2qU
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The Beatles - Beatles for Sale photoshoot was photographed by Robert Freeman in London's Hyde Park, in the autumn of 1964, near the Royal Albert Hall.
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"John was a big softy, but his shield was hard. So that was very good for the two of us. Opposites attract. I could calm him down, and he could fire me up. We could see things in each other that the other needed to be complete."
—Paul (The Lyrics, 2021)
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Great song
John and Paul loved to sing “Baby’s in Black” together, sharing a microphone onstage, but not “Yes It Is,” which came a few months later and got released as the B-side of “Ticket to Ride.” “Baby’s in Black” was one of the many songs they wrote on tour in hotels, eyeball to eyeball, singing into each other’s mouths. Something “Baby’s in Black” and “Yes It Is” have in common: neither one is a boy singing alone. These are harmony ballads, untranslatable to a solo voice. They’re songs about saying no to life, no to the future, yet they don’t begin until the singers say yes to each other. – Rob Sheffield, Dreaming the Beatles
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Around August 1961
"John and I did develop a special liking for two strippers who shared a flat conveniently located a few doors down from the Old Dutch Cafe. Pat and Jean were onetime models who had graduated to the stage of Merseyside's very first topless nightclub. They were tough and smart and didn't care what anybody thought of them and in those days their profession was deemed highly suspect by the more upstanding citizens of Liverpool. For that very reason, John treated Pat and Jean with as much respect as he was capable of bestowing on a mere female; he regarded them almost as kindred spirits fellow rebels.
Pat and Jean used to perform intimate strips for us in the privacy of their own home, getting John and me in a highly receptive mood for the wild scenes that invariably followed.
Despite these allurements my liaison with Jean got off to an unpromising start when my member stubbornly refused to rise to the occasion. Jean attempted to bolster my self-esteem by confiding that one of the Beatles (who shall remain nameless here!) had experienced similar difficulties on his first fling with her."
~Pete Shotton
George: "They were horrible girls, weren't they?"
Were John and Pete Best close enough for John to invite Pete Best on an orgy with Pat and Jean? (No.)
Pulling out the statistics on which Beatle could've had the difficulty.
John: X / George: X / Paul: O / Pete Best: X
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In October 1957 the Quarrymen performed one of their very first gigs in the New Clubmoor Hall, Paul unfortunately froze during his first guitar solo:
"For my first gig, I was given a guitar solo on ‘Guitar Boogie’. I could play it easily in rehearsal so they elected that I should do it as my solo. Things were going fine, but when the moment came in the performance I got sticky fingers; I thought, ‘What am I doing here?’ I was just too frightened; it was too big a moment with everyone looking at the guitar player."
~Paul Mccartney in the Anthology
(Picture presumably on their second performance at the New Clubmoor Hall)
Just a few weeks after this, Len Garry gives us an account where Paul seems to be pepping himself up pre-performance:
"Tonight will run just like clockwork. I am going to give the audience the best rendition of 'Guitar Boogie' that they have ever heard this side of Garston."
"Hey this is a new twist." I said, "Paul just cracked a joke he must have a sense of humour after all. John, shall we have him in the group?"
John was enjoying the banter as ever.
"Yeah, we'll give him another try and if you don't get it right this time Jimmy...", Jimmy was Paul's middle name, "then..." John waited to see the expression on Paul's face, "then we'll..", again a pause, by this time we were hanging on John's next words, " ...then....we'll have to send him for some more guitar lessons!"
Paul joined in the laughter and we were all back to normal.
~Len Garry
#John calling Paul “Jimmy” will always be in my heart.#1957#Paul Mccartney#John Lennon#Len Garry#The Quarrymen#The Beatles#quotes
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Wet Beatles (1965) set of Help!
sopping wet bugs
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