Me: :(
George and Paul:
Me: :)
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@tickettothebeatles
Me: :(
George and Paul:
Me: :)
somebody calls you, you answer quite slowly, a girl with kaleidoscope eyes…
✧・゚: * HAPPY 50th ANNIVERSARY, ABBEY ROAD! ✧・゚: *
Abbey Road was released on September 26th, 1969 as The Beatles’ last recorded album as a band.
“I think it was in a way the feeling that it might be our last, so let’s just show ‘em what we can do, let’s show each other what we can do, and let’s try and have a good time doing it.” - Paul McCartney
She Loves You by The Beatles except its 1964 and you’re leaning out of your apartment window to hear them play live at the stadium near you because you couldnt get tickets. It’s windy and raining but you don’t even care as long as you can still hear them playing amid the screams.
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George Harrison, 1967 from the book The Beatles Anthology, Page 273
The Seventies
Paul accepting the NME award, 1966
Uniforms (detail) - from the booklet for Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band: Deluxe Edition
Looming not so large in his legend. Paul teaches Ringo to play the guitar backstage at the Scala theatre during the filming of A Hard Day’s Night, 2 April 1964.
During filming of A Hard Day’s Night, 2 April 1964.
The Seventies
The Beatles on the set of A Hard Day’s Night, Notting Hill Gate, London. (April 16th, 1964)
“We’re breathing a lot, a lot of political nonsense in the air.“