He looks VERY forced but also very adorable 🤗
-> I can’t remember where I got this from. I’m assuming it’s from facebook but I’m not sure!!! I’ll try to search for it and will update it as soon as I know the source.

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He looks VERY forced but also very adorable 🤗
-> I can’t remember where I got this from. I’m assuming it’s from facebook but I’m not sure!!! I’ll try to search for it and will update it as soon as I know the source.
I love his side-profile. Though it’s a tiny bit blurry…
-> 15th of August, 1966 — The Beatles performing at Shea Stadium.
In 1966, Robert Stigwood merged Brian’s agency at NEMS Enterprises with his own, which was an offer by Brian himself.
Lots of his staff were shocked and even angry; Stigwood’s way of working was the complete opposite of Brian’s. The tension around Brian’s staff, Robert Stigwood’s staff and the man himself grew within weeks.
They were angry at Stigwood, annoyed at Brian for even doing such a thing— and on top of that, Brian kept showing up late, cancelling meetings and have a rude attitude towards some of his staff workers.
Eventually, Brian started noticing what the impact was of this bold move of his— this is a quote from Ray Coleman’s book:
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Brian had been offered representation of the Bee Gees early in 1967, but had felt too beleaguered by problems to concentrate on launching the act that would eventually score resounding successes as singers and songwriters. The group was passed to Stigwood, who saw their potential and, to the intense annoyance of Epstein, said of them:
“They'll be bigger than the Beatles.” Inside NEMS, a power-play began, caused by Brian's frequent absence. Stigwood began to push Geoffrey Ellis aside in all decisions; when Brian heard of that he was displeased.
Like Brian, Stigwood laid grandiose plans for his operations.
Launching the Bee Gees with an enormous press party in New York, he asked Nat Weiss to rent a yacht and stage a glamorous all-day event.
“Who are you going to charge it to?”asked Weiss. Bill it to my personal account, Stigwood replied. Epstein phoned Weiss from London that night. He had heard of the extravagant shindig. “Who is paying for this?” he asked tartly. “Oh, Robert told me to charge it to his personal account,” Weiss answered. “Those were his words.”
There was a silence before Epstein spoke icily.
“Number one, he works for me,” Brian began. “You're my partner. Number two, you're going to have to pay for this. Number three, Robert owes me £10,000 on a personal loan already. Number four, when the Bee Gees have come to America and earned a million dollars, then they can take a yachting trip.” Then he hung up.
Brian always admired many artists other than those he managed or discovered, particularly Cream and Georgie Fame. But he resented Stigwood's hustle with the Bee Gees. “He liked their music, and liked them personally,”says Weiss, “but when Robert described them as the next Beatles, Brian was furious.”
Nat Weiss on Brian’s increased use of drugs, barbiturates in this case.
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Back in his Waldorf Towers suite, Brian faced an angry nat weiss when he began taking barbiturates. “Don't take those things,” Nat urged him again, seeing the path down which Epstein was going and knowing the aggression that built up when he over-indulged.
When he took too many he became really very nasty and very aggressive, says Weiss. When his assistant Peter Brown returned after spending money to an extent Epstein did not approve, Brian rounded on him. Brian took the change, threw it in Peter's face, and said: “You're fired, Peter.”
“And I want you to go back to London immediately. Economy class.” Next day, Weiss interceded and cooled down the row. The outburst had been caused by Brian's ingestion of drugs. Weiss wrestled him to the foor in the hotel suite, forcing a bottle out of his hand, throwing the pills out of the window.
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-> quoted from Roy Coleman’s book: The Man Who Made The Beatles. This is a MUST read, I’ll be sharing more quotes from this book!!!
Paddy, Klaus, and Gibson (the band) were originally signed to Tony Stratton-Smith who had great faith in the group's potential, but the Beatles recommended them to Brian Epstein, who bought out Stratton-Smith's contract in 1965, then took over as manager and virtually ruined their career. They disbanded in May 1966.
Paddy was to recall this episode of his career when he discussed it with Ray Coleman for the book 'Brian Epstein: The Man Who Made The Beatles. Paddy Gibson said of Brian:
“I basically don't think he gave the band anything in management. I don't think he had a clue. But it was obvious after a while that he was getting emotionally very hung up on me and I tried my best to cope with it.”
“I actually ended up in bed with him one day but after about five minutes I said: 'Brian, I just can't handle this' and I got up and walked out.”
“We got £50 a week from NEMS as a retainer whether we worked or not. And that's all we ever got because we never worked. It was a joke as far as the business was concerned.”
The gambler attacks again (he won five times!!)
-> Las Vegas, 1964
He looks so proud 🥹🥹
-> I’m assuming this is at some signing contract with Billy J Kramers and the Dakotas— I’m NOT sure
Troubles of being the manager of the most famous band in the 1960s, I’m dying at his face 😭
-> NME Poll Winners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, 26 april 1964
Brian enjoying a holiday in Spain 🇪🇸
-> I have no idea who the woman next to him is but I’m assuming it might be family. — The year is also unknown.
But we do know that he looks very fine. . . 💟