phase one, in which doris gets her oats

I'm Julia and obsessed is an understatement

[cursedbeatlesimages-blog-deacti]

[luharibol]

[atothegusstd]

[allyouneedisallmyloving]

h e l p h i m

[the-cosmic-empire]

George and Paul on the plane to Liverpool for the northern premiere of A Hard Days Night, 10th July 1964. 

[lennon-lives]

Mom: let me take you a photo right there sweetie! pose for me darling

Me: no! its embarrassing

Mom: GO!!!!

Me: fine stop shouting

[andthebandbeginstoplay]

(i feel like this should be a meme someone plz meme it)

[miz-misery]

life is hard but remember Paul thinks you’re doing a great job

[andthebandbeginstoplay]

life is hard but at least you gave it a good soundtrack

[andthebandbeginstoplay]

^tru

[luharibol]

[luvmacca]

[beatlesneveroutofstyle]

[my-hipster-musictaste]

Today, on the first of June 1967 the Beatles released one of their best records ever! Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heartsclub band! Give it a listen boys and girls! ✌🏻

[tumbeatles]

by fb TumBeatles

[ohdarlingbeatles]

[takeaway-hearts]

[harrisonarchive]

A billboard advertising George Harrison’s album Living In The Material World, Sunset Strip, 1973

Photo: W Roy Hudson

“The album emerged from a highly emotional period for Harrison in which he’d left the Beatles, been hailed as a superstar in his own right for All Things Must Pass, and produced the monumental Concert for Bangla Desh. It was also a period of personal crisis, as his marriage was ending, and the pressure resulted in a highly uncharacteristic temper tantrum in the studio. The record was a work of massive inner conflict. If it was preachy, Harrison was preaching to himself, desperate to reconcile his spiritual aspirations with the temptations and traumas of his own making - ‘How I’ll pray, yes I’ll pray, that I won’t get lost or go astray.’” - Simon Leng, While My Guitar Gently Weeps: The Music of George Harrison

[karinabeat]

“Peace in your mind, peace on earth, peace at work, peace at home, peace in the world”

[the-cosmic-empire]

Ringo visiting John at the Dakota building on the 29th May, 1979. This photo is supposed to be the last photo of John and Ringo together. 

Pic: Fred Seaman.