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December 21, 1967: John Lennon at the fancy dress party held for the complete crew of Magical Mystery Tour. (It was the Magical Mystery Tour launch party). Paul and Jane went as a cockney pearly king and queen and John dressed as a Teddy Boy.
February 9, 1964: Cynthia, John, and Ringo at the Peppermint Lounge.
Scan by the Cynthia Powell Lennon Yahoo! Group
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July 6, 1964: George, famished, gives a thumbs up to fans at the Hard Day’s Night premiere party at the Dorchester Hotel.
This, after having been told the food simply cannot be rolled out until Margaret and Snowdon have finished with their courtesies. George says to the princess, as delicately as he can,
“Your highness, we really are hungry and we can’t eat until you two go.”
George does not have time for your courtesies, Princess, if his time to be able to eat is at stake
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St Patrick’s Day, March 17th 1962
i love drunk pete for many reasons
Can we please pay attention to the girl’s hair turban, though
No, sorry, my attention is back to gorgeous Pete unFFF
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Paul and Nancy dancing at the Rolling Stone Super Bowl Party.
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Mahhh anyone know what event was this? Looks very familiar but I can’t put my finger on it. Please send me a message if you know anything on this, it’s quite marvellous:3
Birthday Jam in Austria
March 1965 - The photo is by Henry Grossman from his book, Places I Remember: My Time With the Beatles. They were celebrating a crew member’s birthday in a hotel bar/club in Austria. Excerpt from Henry Grossman’s book:
In our downtime, we all congregated in the area’s hotels, restaurants and bars, passing the time with conversation and card games. There was little else to do, so we entertained ourselves. One evening was particularly memorable. A large group of us were in the bierstube of one of the hotels. This was a modest sized room with a few tables, a bar, a small dance floor, and a house band that played lounge music. We were celebrating a crew member’s birthday, but none of us anticipated the treat we would receive that night. Dick Lester recalled the evening wonderful detail on the Help! DVD: “[The hotel] had a sort of beer cellar which had a resident three-piece band, and my assistant director, a man called Clive Reed, had a birthday. The band played for a while, and then we turfed them off and said, ‘That’s fine, goodbye.’ And Paul got onto drums and I went onto the piano and John and George took turns [on guitar]. And it just started…. and kept going and going and I think we played ‘till about three in the morning, at which point we all drunkenly went to bed.”
Over the years I had forgotten whose birthday we had been celebrating or exactly what songs were played, but I have never forgotten that night. There was something special about this impromptu concert. In retrospect, I think it was because John and Paul were playing because they wanted to… Watching them that night in Austria - full of beer, jumping from one rock and roll classic to another - must have been like seeing them in Hamburg before they became world famous. They were having a ball, as happy as I ever saw them. It was the highlight of our stay in Austria. I only wish the lighting in the room had been better. The few photos I captured were underexposed but they still convey some of the joy and excitement of the performance.
Thank you dearly for the information:3](http://24.media.tumblr.com/2ba5df4ed0e657ecad0329cbff5fa4e9/tumblr_mg0m4zulG61r5cmgfo1_500.jpg)
Mahhh anyone know what event was this? Looks very familiar but I can’t put my finger on it. Please send me a message if you know anything on this, it’s quite marvellous:3
Birthday Jam in AustriaMarch 1965 - The photo is by Henry Grossman from his book, Places I Remember: My Time With the Beatles. They were celebrating a crew member’s birthday in a hotel bar/club in Austria. Excerpt from Henry Grossman’s book:
In our downtime, we all congregated in the area’s hotels, restaurants and bars, passing the time with conversation and card games. There was little else to do, so we entertained ourselves. One evening was particularly memorable. A large group of us were in the bierstube of one of the hotels. This was a modest sized room with a few tables, a bar, a small dance floor, and a house band that played lounge music. We were celebrating a crew member’s birthday, but none of us anticipated the treat we would receive that night. Dick Lester recalled the evening wonderful detail on the Help! DVD: “[The hotel] had a sort of beer cellar which had a resident three-piece band, and my assistant director, a man called Clive Reed, had a birthday. The band played for a while, and then we turfed them off and said, ‘That’s fine, goodbye.’ And Paul got onto drums and I went onto the piano and John and George took turns [on guitar]. And it just started…. and kept going and going and I think we played ‘till about three in the morning, at which point we all drunkenly went to bed.”
Over the years I had forgotten whose birthday we had been celebrating or exactly what songs were played, but I have never forgotten that night. There was something special about this impromptu concert. In retrospect, I think it was because John and Paul were playing because they wanted to… Watching them that night in Austria - full of beer, jumping from one rock and roll classic to another - must have been like seeing them in Hamburg before they became world famous. They were having a ball, as happy as I ever saw them. It was the highlight of our stay in Austria. I only wish the lighting in the room had been better. The few photos I captured were underexposed but they still convey some of the joy and excitement of the performance.
Thank you dearly for the information:3
