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my blog dedicate a Paul and Linda McCartney

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Paul and Linda McCartney 1969.

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Paul and baby Mary McCartney, Scotland 1970.

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Paul and his family 1970.

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Paul and Linda with their little girls Heather and Mary McCartney 1969 🩷

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Paul and Linda McCartney 1970.

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1970.

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1970.

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Paul and Linda McCartney 1970.

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Paul and Linda McCartney recording RAM.

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Happy 57th wedding anniversary to Paul and Linda McCartney.

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Gifs of Linda McCartney from the Man on the Run documentary.

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Lovely ❤️

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New photos of Linda featured in the doco Man on the Run

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So beautiful 😍❤️

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Paul, Linda and Denny 1973.

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Linda and Heather. Arizona. 1965. "Linda was the most beautiful mum in the whole world." -Heather

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Love it 💕 ❤️

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Linda McCartney, when she was Linda Eastman, came of age in the 1960s, as did most of us who were young enough to change and old enough to understand that it was still possible to do so. Those were very different times, with different values. Many of them, of course, were driven by rock and roll, especially the Beatles, the Stones, and Dylan. We genuinely believed we were radical when it came to politics, art, sex, and psychoactive chemicals. Today, if I were the guardian of someone who is now the age I was then, I would be extremely concerned if he or she came as close to the edge in some of those areas as we did, as I did, as Linda did. 'Experiment' wasn't just a noun or verb back then, it was a command. We were pretty wild, we were different people; 'That wasn't me.' Yes, it was, but well, it was a phase, albeit the most spectacular of our lives; Those who failed to control themselves when everything pointed to the end of this wonderful, prolonged adolescence and the return to reality didn't present a very talented picture, if they survived at all. I'd rather think Linda's picture, in particular, became more beautiful with the passing of the years. Some simply overcame the delirium; she triumphed, in a relationship that astonished the world with its intensity and duration, and also on her own. I think it's a story worth telling.

--Danny Fields.

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From May 15 to June 17, 1969, Paul McCartney, his wife Linda, and her daughter Heather spent a month of holidays, first travelling to Provence (in the south of France) then to the Greek island of Corfu, staying in the village of Benitses.

While in Corfu, Paul completed the song “Every Night“, an early version of which he had performed in January 1969 during the “Get Back” sessions. It would be released on his debut solo album, “McCartney“, released in April 1970.

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Paul McCartney; Heather McCartney; Linda McCartney.

14 April 1969.

Credit : © National Portrait Gallery, London.