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Happy Birthday PAUL MCCARTNEY // June 18, 1942.
Mary has spent too much time with Ringo, I see.
Also given that that's backwards isn't that f u?
Mary McCartney’s shirt for Paul’s birthday (from her Instagram story, 6/18/22)
@/stellamccartney: To the birthday boy... A year wiser.... You were pretty wise already... The man in my life that lives in the moment and has touched so many souls on this Earth, 80 years of light and love shining on all that I know of him... I wish you unconditional love forever and ever and ever and ever... Here, there and everywhere... xx Smelly Stelly xx
[Second picture] is Dad in front of the house where he grew up in Liverpool.
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce9EiEtDYz0/
Thanks for all the lovely greetings and warm wishes for my birthday - Paul
HBD PAULIE!!!!!! slay the day away king
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MACCA!!!!!!
Even Pete getting in on the action.
It's such a shame how their friendship ended. The Beatles story would be so different if they had just sacked him themselves.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SIR JAMES PAUL MCCARTNEY (JUNE 18, 1942)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAUL MCCARTNEY! ↬ June 18th, 1942, Liverpool
❝ It’s a mystery how all this happened. People stop me in the street, and they can get very emotional. They say, ‘Your music changed my life,’ and I know what they mean – that The Beatles brought something very important to their lives. But it’s still a mystery, and I don’t mind ending up being a mystery. ❞
Happy birthday, James Paul McCartney! (18 June 1942)
‘’I don’t work at being ordinary.’’
b. june 18th, 1942, liverpool
My idea is that you keep working. A lot of people want to get the hell out of the factory and retire. But I’m doing my hobby, so I don’t want to give it up. I’m going off now and I’ll pick up the electric guitar and play some rock and roll. I still feel the same thrill I used to feel. I’m allowed to play this really cool guitar through a brilliant amp and turn it up as loud as I like. I still love it, and it still seems like a privilege. – Paul McCartney (2009) HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PAUL! (JUNE 18, 1942)
♥ HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAUL ♥
↳ June 18th 1942, Liverpool
❝ I don’t actually want to be a living legend. I came into this business to get out of having a job and to pull the birds. I pulled quite a few birds and got out of having a job, and that’s where I am still. ❞
DYLAN: I’m in awe of McCartney. He’s about the only one that I am in awe of. He can do it all. And he’s never let up. He’s got the gift for melody, he’s got the rhythm, he can play any instrument. He can scream and shout as good as anybody, and he can sing a ballad as good as anybody. And his melodies are effortless, that’s what you have to be in awe of… He’s just so damn effortless. I just wish he’d quit [laughs]. Everything that comes out of his mouth is just framed in melody.
❝ Doris Day, who I know a little bit, once said to me, “Age is an illusion.” I reminded her of it recently – I was wishing her a happy birthday. People say age is a number. It’s a big number the older you get. But if it doesn’t interfere, I’m not bothered. You can ignore it. That’s what I do. ❞
HAPPY 78TH BIRTHDAY SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY (JUNE 18TH, 1942)
The strangest memory for me is being asked at the borders if we had any coffee. I couldnt understand it. Drugs, yes, guns, yes - we could understand booze or something like that; but a roaring trade in contreband coffee? - Paul McCartney, Anthology