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The most extraordinary band to ever be, this blog is a small, clumsy journal of the marvellous past times the artists came to experience.

So here are The Beatles - The last great band in black and white


thegilly: In costume at the Finsbury Park Astoria for the panto part of the Beatles Christmas Show, December 1963. Scan from Beatles Book Monthly No. 7.

thegilly:

In costume at the Finsbury Park Astoria for the panto part of the Beatles Christmas Show, December 1963. Scan from Beatles Book Monthly No. 7.




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thateventuality: Scan - John Lennon and George Harrison, October 1964 Photo: The Beatles Book

thateventuality:

Scan - John Lennon and George Harrison, October 1964

Photo: The Beatles Book







beatles-and-stuff: Rare picture of Jane Asher and Paul McCartney orig.  goes to whatyouredoing.

beatles-and-stuff:

Rare picture of Jane Asher and Paul McCartney

orig.  goes to whatyouredoing.




truthaboutthebeatlesgirls: At the Front Door of Kenwood   Late March 1965 - Following the photo shoot at Kinfauns, George and Pattie drove Henry Grossman over to Kenwood to photograph John, Cynthia and Julian.    Henry Grossman wrote in his chapter on Kenwood:Little two-year-old Julian came to the door to greet the new visitors. Uncle George scooped the toddler up in his arms to say hello. As I aimed my camera to capture the moment, John began smoothing down Julian’s hair. I loved seeing John, the long-haired idol of millions, fussing over his son’s hair like any other doting parent. This was a side of him I had not yet seen. By Henry Grossman from his book, Places I Remember - My Time With the Beatles. (Photo from People Magazine online edition.)

truthaboutthebeatlesgirls:

At the Front Door of Kenwood
 
Late March 1965 - Following the photo shoot at Kinfauns, George and Pattie drove Henry Grossman over to Kenwood to photograph John, Cynthia and Julian. 
 
Henry Grossman wrote in his chapter on Kenwood:
Little two-year-old Julian came to the door to greet the new visitors. Uncle George scooped the toddler up in his arms to say hello. As I aimed my camera to capture the moment, John began smoothing down Julian’s hair. I loved seeing John, the long-haired idol of millions, fussing over his son’s hair like any other doting parent. This was a side of him I had not yet seen.
By Henry Grossman from his book, Places I Remember - My Time With the Beatles. (Photo from People Magazine online edition.)

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John Lennon, Dudley Moore, and Norman Rossington filming Not Only…But Also — 1964




“
[John] used to do a lot of cruel drawings. The day the Pope died, he did lots of drawings of him looking really awful. He did one of the Pope standing outside some big pillars outside Heaven, shaking the gates and trying to get in. Underneath it said, ‘But I’m the Pope, I tell you!’
— Thelma Pickles (John Lennon’s early college girlfriend)

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thateventuality: Scan - George getting ready to go on stage Photo: The Beatles Book

thateventuality:

Scan - George getting ready to go on stage

Photo: The Beatles Book




thegilly: John at EMI Studios, 29 March 1967. Photo from Beatles Book Monthly

thegilly:

John at EMI Studios, 29 March 1967. Photo from Beatles Book Monthly







thateventuality: Scan - “A young George Harrison with his Tony Curtis haircut, bright fluorescent green wasitcoat (under the towel), and skintight jeans. He’s carrying flippers, so he must be off to the swimming pool or the sea. This would be around 1958 or ‘59, when George, Paul, and John were in the Quarrymen skiffle group. I though I’d taken this photograph, but Paul rang up to complain, ‘Hey you bugger lugs! I took that one!’” - Mike McCartney Photo: Paul McCartney

thateventuality:

Scan - “A young George Harrison with his Tony Curtis haircut, bright fluorescent green wasitcoat (under the towel), and skintight jeans. He’s carrying flippers, so he must be off to the swimming pool or the sea. This would be around 1958 or ‘59, when George, Paul, and John were in the Quarrymen skiffle group. I though I’d taken this photograph, but Paul rang up to complain, ‘Hey you bugger lugs! I took that one!’” - Mike McCartney

Photo: Paul McCartney




the-lunatics-are-in-my-head: John Lennon backstage in Portland, Oregon, Augst 22, 1965. The Lost Beatles Photographs: The Bob Bonis Archive, 1964-1966 by Larry Marion I can’t get over how unbelievably excited he must feel, how unbelievably and incredibly energetic and excited

the-lunatics-are-in-my-head:

John Lennon backstage in Portland, Oregon, Augst 22, 1965.

The Lost Beatles Photographs: The Bob Bonis Archive, 1964-1966 by Larry Marion

I can’t get over how unbelievably excited he must feel, how unbelievably and incredibly energetic and excited