Too Many People, RAM by Paul & Linda McCartney, 1971. // Vice Versa: Bisexuality and the Eroticism of Everyday Life by Marjorie Garber, 1995. // John Lennon by Spud Murphy, 1971.

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Too Many People, RAM by Paul & Linda McCartney, 1971. // Vice Versa: Bisexuality and the Eroticism of Everyday Life by Marjorie Garber, 1995. // John Lennon by Spud Murphy, 1971.
it's like she peers into my soul every time
Grace Jones delivering at a concert in 1981 at the Lion Country Safari in Irvine, California. Photo by George Rose.
if there’s a paul mccartney edit to lady gaga’s applause can someone send it to me, please.
if not then free idea for editors out there 👀
Current favourite Paul-quote about John:
"I don't think he was really serious. He did say it, but he said all sorts of shit."
GQ Sept 2018
Two Boys Aged 23 or 24
David Hockney
1966
Louis Fratino (American, b.1993). "Waking Up First, Hard Morning Light", 2020. oil on canvas
Bonnie Tyler (1978)
Some Beatles fans arriving for their concert at the Palais des Sports on June 20, 1965 in Paris
From All About Eve series, Ruth Marten, 2020s
gouache on photogravure
June 17, 1964 | July 13, 2019
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reblog this and tell me your favorite album written and performed by a woman?
“I have such an admiration for John, like most people. But to be the guy who wrote with him, well, that’s enough. Right there, you could retire and go, ‘Jesus, I had a fantastic life. Take me, Lord.’” – Paul McCartney Paul McCartney and John Lennon met on this day in 1957
No one ever made Paul laugh more than John, and right here at Christmastime came an incident he would always tell with great fondness. After leaving Forthlin Road late one night without his glasses, John told Paul he saw on Mather Avenue “some mad people sitting in their front porch playing cards at one o’clock in the bloody morning.” What?! The next time Paul went past he looked for himself, and it was an illuminate nativity scene. Cue hysterics. — Tune In: The Beatles - All These Years, Vol. 1 by Mark Lewisohn
THE VAMPIRE LESTAT 03.05 | "New York"
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