#jackie lomax

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Jackie Lomax and the og goth George Harrison in 1968

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“My very first rock ‘n’ roll party! Let’s see…there was David Blue with Joni Mitchell, Gregg Allman with Jackie Lomax and then there was Paul McCartney and finally Bob Dylan. I took all these photos at The Faces party at the old Greenhouse on Wilshire Blvd. back in 1975.”

—Brad Elterman.

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In June in London and October in Los Angeles in 1968, Jackie Lomax recorded his debut album "Is This What You Want" with George Harrison producing. Key sessions, particularly for the single "Sour Milk Sea" featured a star studded lineup of musicians including Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and Nicky Hopkins. The album was released in 1969 and included songs such as "Sour Milk Sea" "The Eagle Laughs at You" and "You've Got Me Thinking"🎸🎸🎸

📸Bill Zygmant and Hal Blaine

Via @grewupwiththebeatles on Instagram🎸

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10/15/25

day 51

ft. Jackie Lomax

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In 1968, including with Jackie Lomax (who recorded the Harrisong “Sour Milk Sea”). All photos by Bill Zygmant.

“Pattie Boyd’s reaction to a series of his portraits sums up Bill Zygmant’s passion for photography. They were pictures of her ex-husband George Harrison, exhibited in a Compton Verney gallery after his death. She stood there for a long time, her eyes fixed on his face, then turned and simply kissed Zygmant on the cheek before walking away.” - lauracdavis dot com, August 16, 2012 “Clear smile. Open eyes. Tapestry jacket. […] This is the George Harrison of late May, 1968.” - Alan Smith (journalist), NME, June 1, 1968 “George was a champion. He made time for me and was protective even, inviting me to his home. I felt really privileged. It was incredible. To have my name associated with The Beatles – what better thing could happen to a budding artist?” - Jackie Lomax, Apple Records website After George’s passing, Jackie wrote and recorded the song “Friend-A-Mine” in his honor. It appears on The Ballad of Liverpool Slim, and includes the lyrics: “I just lost a friend of mine I hadn’t seen in quite sometime But he’s been here in heart and mind He was a friend of mine […] He taught me ‘bout humility I just hope when it’s time for me He will be right there” “The thing is, [Jackie] is with me, I am in the Beatles, and Apple is owned by the Beatles. There’s a whole big myth about the Beatles. We have to be connected with people. You get the good side and the bad side really just as in any normal relationship with people. […] I’m getting more and more into it [record production] now. It’s another side to the music. It’s the idea of getting it all together, trying to get everybody to do their best. It’s psychologically trying to get people to do their best without imposing on them, and without letting them freak out. I’ve learnt a lot from it. Also, it makes you aware of the musicians around the scene. You get to know who is best in their field.” - George Harrison, Melody Maker, September 28, 1968 (x)

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ASTRID KIRCHHERR and JACKIE LOMAX, Hamburg, 1962.

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023 - Dear Prudence | The Beatles

Prudence è la sorella di Mia Farrow. Ci sono anche loro in India con i Beatles a meditare dal Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Solo che Prudence l’ha presa molto seriamente, troppo. A un certo punto per due settimane non lascia il suo bungalow, si chiude dentro “per cercare di raggiungere Dio prima di tutti gli altri”, diranno Lennon e Pattie Boyd, la moglie di George Harrison, anche lei a Rishikesh.La…

023 - Dear Prudence | The Beatles