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Gifs of Linda McCartney from the Man on the Run documentary.
On April 27, 1981, Ringo and Barbara were married. Guests at the wedding included George and Olivia, and Paul and Linda. Photos by Terry O’Neill and Mike O’Donnell.
“With just a little help from his friends, Ringo Starr turned his wedding reception into a Beatles reception. It’s back in the old routine for Ringo, George Harrison and Paul McCartney, together again for the first time in twelve years. George on guitar, Paul on piano and Ringo on drums, or rather champagne bucket, were back in the Mersey Beat accompanied by percussionist, Ray Cooper… Ringo’s bride, American actress Barbara Bach, screamed with delight at the impromptu singsong.” - UK article, quoted in Ringo: With A Little Help The article listed the following songs as having been played: “Whole Lotta Shakin’,” “Lawdy Miss Clawdy,” “She’ll Be Coming Round The Mountain,” “I Saw Her Standing There,” and “Twist and Shout.” And a fan recollection... “A friend of mine was a police inspector running a team at West End Central during Ringo and Barbara Bach’s wedding at a plush central London location. He sent a couple of policewomen down to the venue as contact and security etc. Later on, he received an urgent message to attend the venue with a crisis unfolding. He was met at the door by Macca and George. George Harrison said, ‘Sorry we got your policewomen drunk!’ Two girls in uniform had enjoyed hospitality, and champagne. Love it! To err is human… and to be erring with The Beatles is even better!” - Mike Thompson, The Beatles and Me
Polaroid of Paul McCartney with his children Heather, Mary, James, and Stella. Sussex, 1980s. Photo taken by Linda McCartney.
PAUL McCARTNEY with his son, JAMES. 1980s. Photo taken by LINDA McCARTNEY. (x)
OMG what mclennon secret meeting evidence? I need to know you can't leave me hanging like this
Yay thank you for asking!
Carl Perkins says so.
Carl is recounting something Linda told him here, after Paul's emotional reaction to Carl's song 'my old friend.' "we stopped by the Dakota about three weeks I believe she said before John died something like that". -- 1996
James McCartney remembers seeing John at the Dakota.
"I know John held me as a baby. Then I have memories of the Dakota building, very white, lots of sunlight pouring in" -- 2012. James was born in 77. Most people don't remember anything before two years old. So at the earliest, he must've been in John's apartment in 79.
They had studio time booked.
When John died, Paul actually got the news from a radio broadcaster named Richard Skinner. He was too upset to go on the air (obviously) but he talked privately with the guy. "we talked about John, and we talked about plans that he tells me he and John had to get together and to try and write music together again. That would've been happening that December. But the studio they'd wanted to use was booked out so they didn't work together and they were going to meet together in the new year." Going back into the studio to write and record was a huge step and would've been scary for both of them, scary enough that I seriously doubt they would've had the courage to set that up. Unless! They were spending frequent quality happy time together and they both felt like they were in a good place in the relationship.
Like everything else, it's in their music.
The lyrics of "(Just Like) Starting Over" are about rekindling an old flame with a romantic getaway. He talks about screwing someone in a motel in Montauk and doing it in the road and staying in bed with the walrus. The lyrics of the chorus are a triple Paul reference. "It's time to spread our WINGS and fly. Don't let ANOTHER DAY go by MY LOVE." The main melody comes from a beach boys song, and he's got Elvis affects on his voice. None of those musical choices were made for Yoko's benefit.
Then there's, along with "Coming Up", Paul's side of things. "Secret Friend": For most repetitions of the chorus, he says "feel like you've never felt before" but the first time he sneaks in "feel like you've never FIT before," which can only be referencing a dick, especially if he's being that coy about it. "Cast adrift on some uncharted sea" -- John's constant nautical metaphors, calling Paul his boat, his recent solo sea voyage. "I know we'll find a way. I know we'll reach the end. If you will be my secret friend." I mean. And then "Nobody Knows".
btw couldn't have found the Carl Perkins thing without Jazz! TYSM @sleeper9
Me and my gay son. 😌
1970.