Abby

19 | she/her let’s be friends:)

[luharibol]

[twixnmix]

Girl Groups of the 1960s

The Marvelettes

The Supremes

The Ronettes

Patti LaBelle and The Bluebells

The Angels

Martha and the Vandellas

The Dixie Cups

The Shangri-Las

The Ikettes

The Shirelles

The Raelettes

The Crystals

[1967mccartney]

Paul McCartney, Linda Eastman and others sailing to Santa Catalina Island, California, 24 June 1968 during the “Dirty weekend”. Photo source: (x)

[megan1412]

When he fell in love with her. The beginning ❤️

[1967mccartney]

Paul & Linda McCartney photographed by a fan in London, 1968. Credit to: Bruno Dupont

[princessleiaqueen]

1974

[pauls-broken-a-glass65]

Why does he have to be so sexy smoking?

[studentlifeproblems]

[meaverita]

9 November, 1963: Granada Cinema, East Ham, London.

[beatlesincolour]

[oooh-darling]

Visit Original Link

I’ll scratch your back 

And you knife mine

Walls and Bridges, 1974

[eppysboys]

“I handed the film container to John, who was already pretty stoned. He said to Neil Aspinall, “Neil, do you feel like holding?” and giggled in the way that only John Lennon could giggle. Then John turned to me and repeated my name: “Hash Howard!” And, curled up in the corner of the booth, he giggled again. He was pretty wasted.”

— Hash Howard on meeting John Lennon during the New York Apple Trip in 1968, The Life and Times of Hash Howard

[lovely-beatles]

Mclennon isn’t re-

[pauls-broken-a-glass65]

I want someone to look at me the way John looks at Paul (or Paul looks at John):

Bonus:

[four-no-one]

[winston-legthigh]

Of course

[carolsturka]

18/02/1972: The Mike Douglas show (Day 5).

[princessleiaqueen]

favourite moments from Ding Dong, Ding Dong, 1974.

[honeyypie]

Behind the scenes smoke break on the set of A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

[fuckyeahjohnlandgeorgeh]

“I don’t think John had a thousand trips; that’s a slight exaggeration. But there was a period when we took acid a lot - the year we stopped touring, the year of the Monterey Pop Festival, we stayed home all the time, or we went to each others houses. In a way, like psychiatry, acid could undo a lot - it was so powerful you could just see. But I think we didn’t really realize the extent to which John was screwed up. For instance, you wouldn’t think he could get bitter, because he was so friendly and loving; but he could also be really nasty and scathing. As a kid, I didn’t think, ‘Oh, well, it’s because his dad left home and his mother died,’ which in reality probably did leave an incredible scar. It wasn’t until he made that album about Janov, primal screaming, that I realised he was even more screwed up than I thought. After taking acid together, John and I had a very interesting relationship. That I was younger or I was smaller was no longer any kind of embarrassment with John. Paul still says, ‘I suppose we looked down on George because he was younger.’ That is an illusion people are under. It’s nothing to do with how many years old you are, or how big your body is. It’s down to what your greater consciousness is and if you can live in harmony with what’s going on in creation. John and I spent a lot of time together from then on and I felt closer to him than all the others, right through until his death. As Yoko came into the picture, I lost a lot of personal contact with John, but on the odd occasion I did see him, just by the look in his eyes I felt we were connected.”

— George Harrison quote from the book The Beatles Anthology, Page 180