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Paul and Linda on the Wings tour bus 

[oncloudatlas]

the beatles meme | albums [7/8] → The Beatles ( The White Album )

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The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years

The band you know. The story you don’t.

[luharibol]

[what-filthy-ways-are-these]

Paul used to come to my front door. He’d lean his bike against the fence and look over at me with his sheep eyes and say ‘Hello, Mimi. Can I come in?’ ‘No, you certainly cannot,’ I’d say.

Aunt Mimi (H. Davies – The Beatles)

[9maydream]

My heart just bled a little.

[paulmcfruity]

Arm to waist: This is a more direct statement of sexual and romantic interest. The arm is around the waist and closer to the private areas of the body. Arm to waist is indicative of growing intimacy and amorous bonding. Like the preceding step [arm to shoulder], it brings the trunks of the bodies into contact in an increasing intimacy. - A Celebration of Sex (Douglas E. Rosenau)

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[the-cosmic-empire]

“The first thing that hit me about the Cavern was, “There’s no light – how can I take pictures in this place?” I held the camera at 1/15th of a second - I don’t think there are many pictures taken without flash in the Cavern. […]

“People seem to make it all very complicated but it’s all really very simple – I just happened to be there.”

[Michael Ward, A Day In The Life: Photographs of The Beatles by Michael Ward]

Some of Michael Ward’s amazing photos of the Beatles rehearsing and performing in the Cavern Club, Liverpool, on the 19th February, 1963. He’d been hired by Honey magazine to travel to Liverpool and photograph The Beatles, a band he’d never heard of. These could well be the last photos of the Beatles at the Cavern Club, they would only play there twice more - once in April 1963 and once in August 1963. 

This was the first Beatles Cavern Club appearance for two weeks, also the day it was announced to the Cavern Club audience that Please Please Me had gone to number one in the charts. It was met with mixed reactions. 

The news that [Please Please Me] had topped the singles charts in the New Musical Express and Disc magazines was announced from the stage by the Cavern’s DJ Bob Wooler.

Wooler read out a telegram to The Beatles by their manager Brian Epstein, sent c/o the Cavern Club. As he announced the news of Please Please Me’s success, the audience went quiet. They sensed that The Beatles were no longer their secret. The Beatles, meanwhile, already knew that they were number one.

Also on the bill at the Cavern were Lee Curtis and the All Stars, The Pathfinders, and Freddie Starr and the Midnighters. And in the crowd for The Beatles’ set was Pete Best, drummer at the time for the All Stars, although both he and The Beatles were at pains to avoid an encounter with one another. It was the last time The Beatles set eyes on Best.

[BeatlesBible.com]

Pics: Michael Ward.

[mccartneymadness]

Miami, 1964

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[justfourpartsoftheone]

“I remember I had a girlfriend called Celia. I must have been sixteen or seventeen, about the same age as her. She was the first art-college girl I’d ever been out with, a bit more sophisticated. And we went out one evening and for some reason John tagged along. I can’t remember why it was. I think he’d thought I was going to see him, I thought I’d cancelled it and he showed up at my house. But he was a mate, and he came on a date with this Celia girl, and at the end of the date she said, ‘Why did you bring that dreadful guy?’ And of course I said, ‘Well, he’s all right really.’ And I think, in many ways, I always found myself doing that. It was always. ‘Well I know he was rude it was funny, though, wasn’t it?’”- Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now with Barry Miles

Photo: Mike McCartney; scanned from Remember by Mike McCartney

[misanthrope1993]

Sunday Night at The London Palladium, 12 January 1964.

[1969mccartney]

Photographed by Linda at Apple during the Get Back Sessions ( January 1969 )

[1969mccartney]

Paul and Linda at the reception party at Cafe des Arts right after the wedding of Mick & Bianca Jagger in St Tropez, France on May 12th, 1971  © Lichfield

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