Encourage Yourself To Go Back In Time

Some people have lives; some people have music.

[just-bellerose]

[stimman3000]

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[classic-beatles]

I just want someone who will understand

[classic-beatles]

I wish I could get hammered on New Years 

[contint]

[matildanorrlander]

[classic-beatles]

I STILL CANT BELIEVE I SAW THIS MAN IN CONCERT

[classic-beatles]

I still can't believe I saw Paul McCartney last night! Thank you for such a great show Paul, I love you ❤️

[sgt-paul]

if you wanna smile a bit watch this

[biscuitsarenice]

Paul McCartney pointing out the hypocrisy of the press and their ‘moral crusades’.

On 17 June 1967, Life Magazine ran an interview with Paul McCartney in which the Beatle admitted to having taken LSD. The UK press immediately seized upon it, and two days later McCartney gave a statement to Independent Television News (ITN).

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The Beatles - I Want You (She’s So Heavy)

[classic-beatles]

Science Professor: What is lithium?

Me: uhh a Nirvana song

[classic-beatles]

[sleep-pretty-darling-do-not-cry]

With my dog Boogie outside the Coventry Theatre, 1971: “I was stuck with the dog that day and I had to go to work so I just thought I’d take him along with me. And got in all sorts of problems. I’d missed the train that everyone else had taken to the next gig so I had to take a flight but the airline wouldn’t let me on unless Boogie was in the hold. I wasn’t happy. But he did me a favour and was very well behaved. After Boogie I had a dog called Creole, then one called Syphilis in the ‘70s – Syph for short. He was a deerhound. Some farmer shot him. They do that.”

Only Keith would call a dog Syphilis… :L The end bit made me giggle… “Some farmer shot him. They do that”  :’)

[maccamaniac1]

[luharibol]

[wonderfultonight-thetruth]

“It [’Isn’t It A Pity’] was done in 1970 on All Things Must Pass but I wrote it during about ’69 some time. It was probably an argument with the wife [laughter] or something like that! Love and a laugh!” - George Harrison in response to the question, “What’s the history behind ‘Isn’t It A Pity’?“ - Goldmine, 27 November 1992

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Evening Skies//Washington June 2016