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george harrison icons from get back for anyone to use :)

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bookmarks scanned from Teen Screen Life Story Magazine(1964)

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The Beatles at the EMI Studios in Abbey Road, as they prepare for "Our World" , a world-wide live television show. (1967)

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The Beatles performed at Shea Stadium in New York City in Queens on August 15, 1965

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George and Pattie Harrison on their honeymoon in Barbados 1966

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Beatles by Harry Benson

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Pingo as George Harrison album covers (1/2)

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George and Olivia Harrison, Eric Idle, Mick Grant, Barry Sheene and others at a race in the 1970s; photographer unknown, via Chrissie Colvin on Twitter, 9 June 2017.

“I used to go there [to Aintree] whether it was a big or small meeting, take my butties and sit on the Railway Straight embankment to watch the race. I went to a lot of bike meetings as well — I was a big fan of Geoff Duke! I had a box camera and went round taking pictures of all the cars. If I could find an address I wrote away to the car factories, and somewhere at home I’ve got pictures of all the old Vanwalls, Connaughts and BRMs. All that stuff got lost when I went on the road with The Beatles, but I’m sure it’s still in my dad’s attic.” - George Harrison, Motor, 28 July 1979

“[Formula 1 racing is] my other dream, in contrast to being nice and peaceful. Occasionally I like to go to this mad circus that takes place every other weekend from April through November. I’ve got friends who design cars, and I get to know some of the drivers a bit. There’s a ridiculous amount of money involved — Honda spends 50 million pounds a year — just so these lunatics can race around in circles and win points for the world championship. There’s something fascinating about that.” - George Harrison, People, 19 October 1987

Q: “What first sparked your interest in motor racing?” George Harrison: “I used to go to watch motorcycle racing at Aintree, in Liverpool, and I saw a poster advertising sports car racing. I used to go up to the railway straight at Aintree and my earliest memory of a car is a Jaguar XK120 racing a Mercedes-Benz 300SL.” - The Times, March 2000 (x)

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John Lennon in Help (1965)

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Some pictures of The Beatles from the "The Beatles Monthly Book" (September, October and November issue, 1963).

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George explaining why he was a virgin before he went to Hamburg.

(From the Beatles Anthology book)

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THE BEATLES in the PAPERBACK WRITER music video (1966) This “Paperback Writer” opens with the bored-looking Beatles staring off in the distance; then the camera reveals their rather ordinary setting: a greenhouse and garden. It’s unclear why they initially look so sad — Starr, in particular, looks supremely bummed out, like a child whose ice cream cone just melted. (Maybe it’s because they didn’t bring along his drum set, so he’s left to sit in silence.) But the vibe lightens up from there: John Lennon and Paul McCartney have the giggles at various points, and Harrison joins the silliness while miming their high-pitched backing vocals. The comedic peak: when they all take turns dramatically removing their sunglasses, CSI: Miami style. — Ryan Reed

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Yes I'm back on my Beatles shit

No I'm not passing any of my courses

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