Paul McCartney and George Martin at EMI studios (Blackbird Rehearsal Session, June 11, 1968)
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Paul McCartney and George Martin at EMI studios (Blackbird Rehearsal Session, June 11, 1968)
Paul McCartney in Miami, February 1964
Paul McCartney during the Free As A Bird/Real Love sessions. As featured in the newly released episode nine of The Beatles Anthology
I would say somebody stop him, but I fear he cannot be stopped
The Beatles Anthology Master Post - Part 2!
Turns out I have over 100 posts on Anthology (it's a problem), and since you can't have more than 100 links on tumblr, here is part 2, focusing just on the 2025 re-release. Any footage that was in the original version but has been updated for 2025 can still be found in Part 1 here
The Beatles Anthology Master Post - Part 1
In celebration of its 30th anniversary, a summary of my posts about The Beatles Anthology (there's been a lot!)
Note re the 2025 re-release: I’m going to gradually upgrade the quality of my old posts, where the 2025 version contains the same footage as the original version. In cases where the 2025 contains new footage or a different edit, I’ll keep them as separate posts. All of the new posts about the 2025 release can now be found in Part 2 here
For people that didn’t meet him… what was he like? Describe him to us.
John? He was beautiful. Very beautiful.
Paul McCartney interviewed by Michael Parkinson, December 1999 (link)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to an icon, Paul McCartney!
Paul McCartney by Gordon Hunter, Campbeltown, Argyll
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Hedy Lamarr in Algiers (1938)
The concept of the Beatles being in Hamburg fucking prostitues robbing sailors and living on prellies and beer in 1962 and then a year later in 1963 they’re doing ageo in uniforms for the BBC at 3 o clock sharp so that the 12 year olds won’t miss it
I'll tell you a name-droppy story. I was at an ELO concert and someone came up to me and said: "I loved your documentary. I've got a question about Saturn's moon Enceladus and its ice fountains. I'm really sorry, I'm always doing this - I walk up to people who I've seen on telly and I think I met them, but I haven't met you before. Sorry! I'm Paul McCartney." That was the first time I met Paul McCartney. I've met him a few times since. He's always wonderful. But the first time I met him, because I'm such a big Beatles fan, I was completely overwhelmed. I loved that he introduced himself to me.
Brian Cox (the physicist lol), telling a deeply Paul story about meeting Paul to The Guardian, 11 April 2026
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@i-am-the-oyster - Nancy does seem to have taken his last name (though possibly she stuck with "Shevell", at least publicly, until she stopped working)! She uses it in her dad's obituary, and then there's this at Memorial Sloan Kettering, where she and Linda were both treated during their breast cancer battles:
Martha McCartney by Linda McCartney 🐶❤️
if you google "what is it called when" and the first letter of a beatle, autocomplete writes you a little poem about their apocalyptic destiny.
john paul
george ringo
(I'm sorry, but "rats get stuck together, reality feels like a dream, rocks fall down a mountain" has more emotional comprehension of the beatles story than many nine hundred page biographies.)
Paul McCartney, photographed by Gered Mankowitz at Decca Studios, London, 1967 📸
But the fool on the hill Sees the sun going down And the eyes in his head See the world spinning around