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reblog if racists have no place in the beatles fandom
sobbing. because of the mclennon of it all
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“Well, there was this Japanese monk … He was in love with this big golden temple, y’know, he really dug it, like—and you know he was so in love with it, he burnt it down so that it would never deteriorate. That’s what I did with the Beatles.” John Lennon, 1971
John and Paul's first (1957) and last (1974) picture together
"Which way did John go?" "Got it." The end of the Fly on the Wall recordings of Let it Be... Naked
John Lennon and Paul McCartney vs personal space
are there any photos with all the known lovers Brian had?
We don't have any (confirmed) photos of Brian with any of his partners himself, but we do have photos of them individually.
Joe Flannery was Brian's boyfriend in 1962 and was also a booking manager for the Beatles for a year.
According to Flannery, Brian had a one night stand with Little Richard in 1962 (Little Richard might have even alluded to it in conversation with Philip Norman).
Peter "Bette" Bourne was Brian's boyfriend in 1964 for two months; John apparently wasn't a huge fan of him.
Do we count John Lennon? We can count John Lennon. (In which case we obviously have many photos of Brian and John together; this is from shortly after Barcelona.)
And then there's Diz. This photo might be of him and Brian (as one of only three people to have seen a confirmed photo of Diz, albeit in old age, there is some resemblance in my opinion).
So there you go! Hope this helped!
The only person I actually picked as my partner - who I recognized had talent, and I could get on with - was Paul. – John Lennon (December 8, 1980)
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Paul McCartney inducting John Lennon into the Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame
– Jonathan Gould, Can’t Buy Me Love: The Beatles, Britain, and America
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60 Years of Revolver by The Beatles!
prod. George Martin, released 5th August 1966
Revolver is the album that feels most like four boys in the studio clubhouse, casually reading each other’s minds. They’re arrogantly confident that all they need to do is amuse their own imaginations — they’re desperate to impress each other, and only each other. Rob Sheffield for Rolling Stone
I loved the front line: John, George and Paul. Their attitude… and they could really play. John was the most incredible rhythm guitarist. You had to look at him if you were out front. George was the lead guitarist. He would find these incredible notes. Paul is still, to this day for me, one of the most incredible melodic bass players around. He’s just incredible. – Ringo Starr