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"If you don't know where you're going, any road'll take you there" ✨ 20 years ago, on November 29th 2001, the world lost the most beautiful human.. George Harrison.. 💔 RIP George, the world misses you.. 🌹Here's a few of our favourite photographs of George by Ethan Russell, Barry Feinstein, Robert Whitaker & Pattie Boyd.. ❤️ And if you’re not already watching The Beatles “Get Back” documentary, do yourself a favour and enjoy the footage of these wonder humans… ☮️ Peace & Love ✌️❤️🎵 @georgeharrisonofficial #allthingsmustpass #georgeharrison #ripgeorgeharrison #getback #thebeatlesgetback #legendsneverdie #beatles #thebeatles #musichistory #music #muse #photography #barryfeinstein #pattieboyd #ethanrussell #robertwhitaker #rockandroll #styleicon #style #musicphotography #love #peace #rocknroll #blendergallery @ethanarussell @robertwhitakerphotography @barryfeinsteinphotography @pattieboydofficial @thebeatles (at Blender Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CW2kbbbPUiw/?utm_medium=tumblr

This photo is adorable. John and George photographed by Robert Whitaker in 1965.

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Ellie: ”I’m interested in psychology and mental health. My parents are psychologists and my grandfather was too. My whole family is Jewish. I think that people who seek introspection become psychologists. That probably has more to do with it. This book is about the history of mental illness in the US. The way mentally ill people are viewed has fluctuated. Back in the day, they were generally seen as ‘a plague to society’ and a lot of bad science was used to ‘cure’ them — like electroshock therapy and blood letting. I’m taking a humanistic view of psychology. That allows me to see people as individuals and to relate to their struggles. Everybody has different needs.“ @elliesafran #MadInAmerica #RobertWhitaker / @theubc for #subwaybookreview #newyork 🗽

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The Beatles photographed by Robert Whitaker, at West Hampstead Studios, Sheriff Road, London, c. Oct/Nov 1965.

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“The next morning we were woken up by bangs on the door of the hotel, and there was a lot of panic going on outside. Somebody came into the room and said, ‘Come on! You’re supposed to be at the palace.’ We said, 'What are you talking about? We’re not going to any palace.’ - 'You’re supposed to be at the palace! Turn on the television.’

“We did, and there it was, live from the palace. There was a huge line of people either side of the long marble corridor, with kids in their best clothing, and the TV commentator saying, 'And they’re still not here yet. The Beatles are supposed to be here.’

“We sat there in amazement. We couldn’t believe it, and we just had to watch ourselves not arriving at the presidential palace. […]

“Again, we had a big problem with the concert. Brian Epstein had made a contract for a stadium of so many thousand people, but when we got there it was like the Monterey Pop Festival. There were about 200,000 people on the site, and we were thinking, 'Well, the promoter is probably making a bit on the side out of this.’ We went back to the hotel really tired and jet-lagged and pretty cheesed off. I don’t recall much of what happened after that, until the newspapers arrived and we saw the TV news.”

[George, Anthology]

The Beatles perform at Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Manila, The Philippines on the 4th July, 1966.

Pics: Robert Whitaker.