Jul 17
"He is tall, agile, neatly dressed and well-organized. His hair is never too long and he is never at a loss for words. He is a terrible tease, an excellent mimic. He has wicked charm, a shrivelling wit, a critical intelligence and enormous talent. With Paul you never get away with the ill-considered remark, the hazy recollection. He is self-conscious, nervy, restless and on the go: he will surprise us all in the end."
"How a Beatle Lives" by Maureen Cleave published in The London Evening Standard, 1966
Photo credit: The Beatles by Jim Marshall: Live at Candlestick Park 1966
