behind the scenes of A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

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behind the scenes of A Hard Day’s Night (1964)
GEORGE HARRISON + SNOOPY + bonus
I can hear music~♫⋆。♪ ₊˚♬ ゚
ouh briab 💞💖💖🩷🩷💕💗💕💗💞
Paul McCartney during a recording session, 1968. Footage included in The Beatles Anthology (2025 Remaster), Episode 9.
wilson brothers through the years! ♡
brian and the boys
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This text post felt incredibly brian-coded, I had to draw it!
The Beatles in London, England | 17 June 1963 © Dezo Hoffmann
I remember growing up always loving the guitar. I used to love to watch the people play on the Country Western shows on TV. My folks told me that when I was just a toddler, I used to pretend I was playing a guitar on a toothpick. — Carl Wilson
Basically the idea is that Benedictine Monks and Gregorian chants were to the medieval era what the Beach Boys were to the 60s. And also that I think there should be a movie about monk drama set in the 14th century but the score is just the Beach Boys
“Over and over, the crow cries / Uncover the cornfield.” 🌽
PAUL MCCARTNEY discussing JOHN AND YOKO The Beatles Get Back, Part II
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Jerry: "You're crying from a theremin solo?" George: "The want to fit into a society you feel alien from being symbolized by a strange instrument wailing the melody, alone, in a song filled with instruments got to me."
Rehearsing at the Hollywood Bowl on July 3, 1965. Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images.
"My brother Carl Wilson was probably in the top five all-time great singers. His voice healed me. When I was going through a lot of bad, bad things, his voice helped me out a lot. He was a nice guy and I hate to see him go. His death shook me up all the way to hell and back. I was like really shook up. I was… had a hard time dealing with it. He left us at a time when like we were just about to start getting back together more, you know. I miss his face, and his voice, of course.” - Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson — Here and Now