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“I only ever asked two people to work with me as a partner. One was Paul McCartney and the other Yoko Ono” -John Lennon “The Beatles are over. It has been exploded, partly by what we have done, and partly by other people. We are individuals - all different. John married Yoko, I married Linda.” -Paul McCartney “I think that it’s like [John] was married to Paul, and now he was married to me” -Yoko Ono “John’s in love with Yoko, and he’s no longer in love with the other three of us.” -Paul McCartney “I don’t think Linda is a substitute for John Lennon, any more than Yoko is a substitute for Paul McCartney.” -George Martin
More Beetles. 1922. Title page.
Internet Archive
Bro doesnt know we all live in a yellow submarine🤣.
Cherries spilled on crosswalk. New York, USA. 2014. Photo by Christopher Anderson / Magnum Photos.
The Beatles at the Tower Ballroom in New Brighton, England | 14 June 1963 © Graham Spencer
Time magazine May 31, 1976
In February 1968, Paul McCartney began running a series of ads in New Musical Express to promote Apple Corps. All of the ads were photos or drawings chosen by Paul, with no text except the word Apple.
All those weird photos which you have seen in the press recently advertising the Beatles’ Apple companies, have been selected by Paul.
He thought up the idea for the Apple advertising campaigns and visited many of the photo agencies in London so that he could plough through thousands of photos in order to find what he wanted.
The campaign has still many months to run, so there are still lots of Paul’s Pix to come. (Beatles Monthly Book, N°58, May 1968)
Blues guitarist Taj Mahal flashes a peace sign at his Topanga Canyon home, 1968. Photograph by Baron Wolman.
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Tina Turner in New York City, photographed by Jack Robinson on November 25, 1969.