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Photos from Sir Christopher Lee's autobiography "Tall, Dark and Gruesome" US edition. - Part 7
Here's the second-last batch. The rest can be found here.
Clint Eastwood on The Eamonn Andrews Show in 1968
photos I found on mirrorpix
John Lennon and Yoko Ono appear on Thames Televisions Today programme with Eamonn Andrews. 1st April 1969
6:02 AM EST December 20, 2021:
Soft Machine - "Eamonn Andrews" From the album Grides (May 23, 2006)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
Cuneiform RUNE 230/231.
Recorded live at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, October 25, 1970
As you might expect from the lineup--Elton Dean, Hugh Hopper, Mike Ratledge, Robert Wyatt--it's just about perfect.
EAMONN ANDREWS: "Before I go any further, I'm just going to quote from Brian’s book here-"
JOHN LENNON: "Why don't you quote from mine? It's cheaper."
ANDREWS: "...'Cellarful Of Noise,' and he describes you as 'four young men in their early twenties, who left school before they should, who can neither read music nor write it. Who care not a fig or a damn or a button for anyone, save a tight, close-guarded clique of less than a dozen.'"
LENNON: "It's twenty-four now. We've met some more people."
ANDREWS: "Have you? Is that basically still true? The last part of it?"
PAUL McCARTNEY: "Well it's true with most people, isn't it? That you've got your circle of friends, you know. It's not true that we don't care a damn about anyone. We care more particularly for our circle of friends, I think. I think that's true about anyone, really. Isn't it?"
[FULL INTERVIEW: X]
The Beatles appeared on The Eamon Andrews Show in 1965