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John Lennon in every Beatles movies
John Lennon at Record Plant, New York (1980) Source: TapaTalk
John Lennon + Pepper Polaroids!
[Taken by fans, 1967]
John Lennon | © Robert Whitaker
New release of contact sheets of John Lennon photographed by Leslie Bryce for The Beatles Monthly Book, 1963. Scans © beatlesresearchsociety on Instagram.
6 July 1957 – “I dug him.”
John Lennon, 1971
John Lennon at Montague Square, London (1968) Photographer: Ethan Russell
John Lennon and his panda.
(Photos by Mark and Colleen Hayward/Robert Freeman/Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images)
John Lennon performing Yer Blues during the Rock and Roll Circus (1968)
John Lennon writing Strawberry Fields Forever
Spain - 1966
The Beatles at the Velodromo Vigorelli, Milan, 24 June 1965. © Sergio del Grande
John Lennon, George Harrison filming Help!, Bahamas (1965) Photographer: Henry Grossman
♪ And you know what it's worth ♪
John Lennon, Eric Clapton and Keith Richards from The Dirty Mac performing Yer Blues (1968)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SIR JAMES PAUL MCCARTNEY (June 18, 1942)
Bervely Magid: "How did you manage to keep all your sanity with all activity over the years?" John Lennon: "Oh, I didn't. I gave it up at birth."
— John Lennon for the magazine Record Music, November 12, 1973.