#mccartney’s gene

[lupoteodoro]

first day in college

[exhausted-think-bucket]

Just look at this photo of a young James McCartney

[7thveil]

rules & writing list.

hi everyone! i just wanted to post some rules & general guidelines for my blog. i want you all to enjoy my work. if you are ever confused if a certain request is against my rules, don't be afraid to ask!

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✩ my most recent work; n/a.

✩ currently working on; n/a.

✩ my request box is currently; open.

✩ i am partial to writing smut, i can and will deny your request if i think i cannot write it properly or if it's illegal, non-con, unethical, etc.

✩ i do not write anything regarding a physically/ mentally abusive relationship.

✩ i do not write ship fics (character x character.)

✩ please do not spam my inbox with your request, i'll get to it as soon as possible!

i currently write for;

✩ twist and shout! the beatles

john lennon. paul mccartney. george harrison.

✩ sweet child o’mine… guns ‘n roses

axl rose. slash. duff mckagan. izzy stradlin. steven adler.

✩ girls, girls, girls! mötley crüe

vince neil. nikki sixx. tommy lee.

✩ stay gold, ponyboy… the outsiders

dallas winston. darrel curtis. sodapop curtis. ponyboy curtis.

✩ we're fated to pretend! celebrities

timothée chalamet. jacob elordi. jack schlossberg. gene gallagher. john f kennedy jr. aaron taylor johnson. cillian murphy. elijah hewson. john f kennedy. kurt cobain. elvis presley. matty healy. alex turner. nicholas alexander chavez. dave mustaine.

[justarocknrollclownxd]

i showed my sister pics of bands and she had to guess the name and the name of the members

Poison aka Nirvana: -Jackson -Lennard -Michael -Jakob

Mötley Crüe aka KISS -Jeffrey -Leonard -Tom (close) -Victor (at least she got the two first letters correct ig)

Guns N'Roses aka AC/DC -Brandon -Dyson -Sam -Ryan -Michael Jackson (💀)

KISS aka KISS (but she said AC/DC first) -Harry -George (also two first letters correct :) -Paul (surprisingly correct) -Peter (also correct)

Beatles aka propably her favorite band out of those cuz she hates rock/metal - Tom -Paul (correct) -Christoph (idk where that came from) -Rudolph (idk where that came from either)

[got-ticket-to-ride]

OMG, seeing George's father and remembering the story Paul told about him beating up the teacher for hitting George. Those are good hair genes I must say?

Paul got his face from his dad. Especially the eyebrows???

Richard's sons has his eyes too!

Seeing John's dad. This could've been him, had he live long enough...

[musicmags]

[pennielane]

honestly i think its wild how much pauls kids (im thinking specifically of mary and stella) are SPITTING images of him its crazy!!

mary for real freaks me out because one second i'm like, naur she's linda's twin with paul's hair colour but the next second i'm like wait no she's paul 2.0. i think i can draw the line to where she's turned more into Linda's Twin as she's aged but as a child those mccartney genes were super strong. like she's soooo paul's child here!!

she was also Very Paul at this age:

this photo confuses me, because she's very much Not Linda and Mostly Paul:

but present day, i see sooooo much linda (which is so lovely!!!):

stella, on the other hand, is very obviously All Paul with linda's hair colour (which is why prev anon is like....concerning </3). like, c'mon, this is paul with red hair and mascara:

james is freaky as hell too, he's VERY paul with linda's hair colour:

[arrow487356]

Hello, I’m remaking this account into being my writing account. If you want you can send me requests and all that. But here’s some rules and who I will write for. Also this will be long but I have a surprise at the end. (Don’t skip)

Rules

1. I will not have, racism, homophobia, bullying, bigotry, or anything that involves just being a dick. Be nice or you’ll get blocked. No second chances.

2. I will right 17+ stuff (it’s 16 here but I’m doing 17+) I’m hoping that if anyone who isn’t that age or from somewhere it’s not that age they will skip that post. (Please don’t read that stuff anyone whose not legally at the age of consent. It’s important don’t be like younger me)

3. All of this isn’t real life (most will fictional characters but still) and please don’t go up and just show your favorite celebrity this stuff. It’s really awkward.

4. Have fun, this is writing and most of the time I’ll write just anything involving certain things since a lot of the people who I wrote for don’t have that many things about them.

5. I won’t have a main tag list, but I will take before for a specific post. Just a warning.

6. Understand I have a life outside of this. Don’t rush me and all that. I was a idiot on here before and this kinda became a dark place for me before so please please don’t rush me. If I don’t make a post or send you a little letter to you in 2 days. Remind me by messaging me. Thanks.

Now to the people who I will post about and what I won’t post about.

The lost boys

The boys

Stranger things

As of right now these are all I will write about, i will add updates and will change it by switching out people or while fandoms.

What I will and what I won’t write about

I will write

Supernatural type of stuff

Hybrids

Nsfw

Sfw

Fluff

Slight angst

Slight Drugs

Alcohol

yandere

Some kinks (praise, degradation, restraints, pain, blood, knife, and some others, I will let you know if I’m not comfortable with things if I don’t list them)

What I won’t be okay with

Anything involving guns that are loaded unless it’s a murderer plot but not guns during sex in anything sorry not my thing

No Suicide

No really hard drugs, even though I have bands that did them in real life, I’m drawing the line after cigarettes, vaping, weed, and prescriptions.

Kinks I won’t do, rape/non-con (even though ill have yandere), bestiality (so no fucking in animal forms in hybrid plots), no murder kinks, piss play or scat (just ew) vore, no forced breeding (again ew) and don’t ask for incest. If you do I will block you.

If anyone goes over the line with these I’ll give them a warning but if they do it again I’ll block them. I’m sorry but I hate these things. Please be nice. I’ll open my inbox again, and just be a decent (if over 17) horny person. (If not 17) just be nice and don’t make me have to block you. I’m not going to check every single ones pf page but if I have to I will and then block you if you aren’t over 16.

Thank you all for reading here’s a cookie 🍪

[nachoaveragejoe234]

Look below for eamples of my crushes

i like the culture of people who are into classic rock and have a crush on bandmates who are either old enough to be their grandparents, dead, incomplete or problematic by today's standards

[tavolgisvist]

Paul's Sally G and some accidental associations

1 Funny coincidence (not so funny as the story about Elenor Rigby grave but funny) Long Tall Sally + Daddy G = Sally G Who is the Daddy G? He's from one popular song calls Quarter to Three (which bases on instrumental A Night with Daddy G-1 and was written by Gene Barge, Frank Guida and Joseph Royster, sung by Gary U.S. Bonds and released as single in May 1961). One of the authors, Gene Barge, has toured under the pseudonym 'Daddy G.' Even if our lads didn't hear the single in 1961, they should have heard it in 1963, during their European tour, when Gary U.S. Bonds headlined above the Beatles. But I think they heard it befor, because they played in early Hamburg era another song performed by Gary U.S. Bonds (in 1960 released as single and in 1961 on album Dance 'Til Quarter to Three with U.S. Bonds) - New Orleans.

One way or another, our lads were familiar with Daddy G. About Long Tall Sally we all know: one of their favourite numbers, way to John's heart etc.

Not about Sally G but Quarter to Three was the inspiration for Dion DiMucci hit Runaround Sue, which was written by Dion and Ernie Maresca (and which peaked at #1 on the Hot 100 in 1961 - and which has something in common with Girl for me)

2 In 1974, when Sally G was written and recorded, Paul and John met in L.A., jamed and whatever. Just carry it in my head.

3 … then I met a pretty* Who made a pretty big fool out of me** … The night life took me down to Printers Alley Where Sally sang a song behind the bar I ran my eyes across her as she sang a tangled mime I used to love to hear her sweet guitar***

* Well, I wake up in the morning I'm still dreaming 'bout you I'll tell, you pretty baby, I'm blue (Best Friend, 1972)

**

There’s no hard feelings or anything, but you just don’t hang around with your ex-wife. We’ve completely finished. ’Cos, you know, I’m just not that keen on John after all he’s done. I mean, you can be friendly with someone, and they can shit on you, and you’re just a fool if you keep friends with them. I’m not just going to lie down and let him shit on me again. I think he’s a bit daft, to tell you the truth. I talked to him about the Klein thing, and he’s so misinformed it’s ridiculous.

(Paul McCartney interviewed by student journalist Ian McNulty for the Hull University Torch, May 1972 [From The McCartney Legacy, Volume 1: 1969 – 1973 by Allan Kozinn and Adrian Sinclair, 2022)

… and there was a band playing on a platform with a small audience in front of them. There was a guy up on the platform with curly, blondish hair, wearing a checked shirt - looking pretty good and quite fashionable - singing a song that I loved: the Del-Vikings' 'Come Go With Me'. He didn't know the words, but it didn't matter because none of us knew the words either. … There was some beer being drunk. Really, I was too young for that then, but, 'Sure, I'll have a sip.' I was trying to be in with the big lads who, being sixteen, were into pre-pub drinking. We went to the evening show and that was good, although a fight almost broke out; we'd heard that the gang from Garston was coming over. I was wondering what I had got myself into. I had only come over for the afternoon and now I was in Mafia land. But it all worked out fine, and I got on the piano. John was a little afternoon-pissed, leaning over my shoulder, breathing boozily. We were all a little sloshed. I thought, 'Bloody hell, who's this?' But he was enjoying what I was playing, 'Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On' in C; and I knew 'Tutti Frutti' and 'Long Tall Sally'. Then I played guitar - upside down. I did 'Twenty Flight Rock', and knew all the words. The Quarry Men were so knocked out that I actually knew and could sing 'Twenty Flight Rock'. That's what got me into The Beatles.

(Paul about The Woolton Village Fête 6th July 1957, The Beatles Anthology, 2000)

4 Why d'you wanna do the things you do to me?

There's just as many geese, and they're flyin' down South As there are lies just pouring out of your mouth Hey, hey, hey, why do you treat me like you do? (Why Do You Treat Me Like You Do, Donovan, 1965)

Tell me why, why Why do you treat me so bad? You're the best friend, a man ever had… (Best Friend, 1972)

Why, tell me why, did you not treat me right? (I'm Looking Through You, 1965)

5 Me and Sally took up Things began to look up Me and her were going strong

I remember thinking, ‘He looks good – I wouldn’t mind being in a group with him’. A bit later we met up. I played him ‘Twenty Flight Rock’ and he seemed pretty impressed – maybe because I did know the words. Then, as you all know, he asked me to join the group, and so we began our trip together. We wrote our first songs together, we grew up together and we lived our lives together. And when we’d do it together, something special would happen. There’d be that little magic spark. I still remember his beery old breath when I met him here that day. But I soon came to love that old beery breath. And I loved John. I always was and still am a great fan of John’s. We had a lot of fun together and I still treasure those beautiful memories.

(Paul McCartney, from Beatles Monthly Book, N°256, August 1997)

6 Then she started lyin' I could see our love was dyin'

If I fell in love with you, Would you promise to be true (If I Fell, 1964)

… knowing that love is to share Each one believing that love never dies (Here, There And Everywhere, 1966)

PAUL: But what wasn't too clever was this idea of: 'I wasn't going to tell you till after we signed the new contract.' Good old John – he had to blurt it out. And that was it.

(The Beatles Anthology, 2000)

...John was saying, ���I wasn’t gonna tell you until we’d done this contract,” and there were all sorts of weird little things like that which Klein was getting him into.

(Paul McCartney, November, 1983, interview with DJ Roger Scott)

7 I heard a voice say "Move along, move along" … Well, now I'm on my own again

But tomorrow may rain So I'll follow the sun (I'll Follow The Sun, 1964)

Just one kiss and I'll go Don't hide the tears that don't show As the June light turns to moonlight I'll be on my way (I'll Be On My Way, 1963)

8 I wonder if she ever really understood

I guess you never knew, dear boy What you had found… I guess you never saw, dear boy That love was there … I hope you never know how much you missed, dear boy How much you missed (Dear Boy, 1971)

You say that love is everything And what we need the most of I wish you knew, that's just how true My love was (No Words, 1973)

I may never tell you But baby you should know There may be a miracle And baby I love you so (Power Cut, 1973)

9 … they call her Sally, Sally G --> I never thought to ask her What the letter G stood for But I know for sure it wasn't good --> They were right I was wrong True love didn't last long

BUT!

You took the part that was the heart of me, Sally G

So,

Take a chance, Sally G

@i-am-the-oyster, how does that sound to you?

[mulleswineuniverse]

Mary Hopkin ~ Those Were The Days (1968)

[maccamaniac1]

On April 23, 1960, Lennon and McCartney—having briefly taken flight as the Nerk Twins—played the Fox and Hounds pub in Caversham. Sitting on barstools, the duo performed jazz standards like “The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise” and “How High the Moon” in the style of Les Paul and Mary Ford, before launching into the songs they really wanted to play—numbers like Gene Vincent’s “Be-Bop-a-Lula.

[gardenwalrus]

Malcolm MacAlister Hall interview with Jane Asher, 'Forget Cakes… Jane Asher Talks about being Lazy, Leopard-Skin Boots and Learning to Live with the Darker Side of Life', Good Housekeeping (1 Feb. 2003)

Full article

When you think Jane Asher, you think cool, auburn, alabaster. You also think nice cake-lady. But, as is the case with anyone who has a spotless media record, there’s a great deal more going on. She is deeper, darker, lazier, more passionate than you would ever imagine. The perfect image that she’s acquired obscures this other Jane Asher, who knocks off The Times crossword for relaxation, describes herself as ‘left-leaning’ and discusses the idiocies of politicians with her husband, the cartoonist Gerald Scarfe, as he works on his drawings. ‘If you’re dealing with politics all the time you’ve got to be cynical, haven’t you?’ she says. When we meet, it’s the day after the Commons vote on extending adoption rights to gay and unmarried couples, and Jane is fizzing.

‘The debacle of Duncan Smith telling Tory MPs they had to take the three-line whip [meaning that every member must attend and vote according to the party line] - from a man who must be reasonably intelligent, it’s the stupidity that’s so mind-blowing,’ she says angrily. She speaks with a passion you wouldn’t begin to glean from reading between the lines of her biography: stage and film actress; astoundingly prolific author (18 books on cake design, home entertaining and childcare, plus three well-received novels); shrewd businesswoman (she has her own cake shop in Chelsea and Jane Asher branded goods are sold in Debenhams and supermarkets); mother of three children (Katie, 28, Alexander, 20, and Rory, 18); and wife of 30 years. At 56, she looks mesmerisingly beautiful to a jealousy-inducing degree: slim as a teenager and with an English-rose complexion, she genuinely appears 20 years younger than she really is. So, Jane: lucky genes, cosmetic miracle, or savage health and beauty regime? ‘I put it down to a combination of stress and stairs,’ she says. ‘There’s such an obsession now with reducing stress, but stress is just a natural part of living. And I grew up in a very tall house, and I still live in one now. I’ve had to run up and down stairs all my life.’ The tall house she grew up in was Wimpole Street in central London. Her father was an eminent consultant endocrinologist who identified Munchausen’s syndrome - where the patient feigns an illness to get admitted to hospital - and but for his modesty, it would have been labelled Asher’s syndrome. Her mother was a professor of music and an oboe teacher at the Royal Academy of Music. It was a happy, middle-class childhood. She and her sister Clare, now an Ofsted inspector, learned to curtsey at Miss Lambert’s School in Paddington. At 17, when she was working for the Radio Times, she was sent to cover a pop concert at the Albert Hall and met Paul McCartney in a corridor. He reportedly described her as a ‘rave London bird’. And the heavy-fringed Jane became the most famous girlfriend in Britain. It lasted five years, until she came home unexpectedly one day to find him with another girl. She walked out, and although he wrote And I Love Her and We Can Work It Out for her, she never returned. McCartney was said to be devastated. To this day, she has never spoken about it publicly. She has never spoken, either, about the death of her adored father who, struck by a terminal illness, committed suicide when she was in her early 20s. She has always politely insisted that these two events should not become just more public property. Her novels, surprisingly to some, have addressed serious issues - the traumas of infertility, betrayal and obsession. ‘Everyone gasps: “They’re so dark!”’ she says, ‘but life’s bleak and disturbing, isn’t it, really? We all float along pretending it isn’t, but when you stop to think about what’s going on at any moment, there’s probably a child screaming in pain within 10 miles of wherever you are. I don’t want to sound like a pessimist, but it’s bloody awful.

‘I don’t know why, but my fiction does tend to look at the blacker side. But hopefully with humour as well - as in life. In fiction, although it’s all invented, you probably are letting out more of yourself: your beliefs, your feelings, your attitude to things. I think when I’m writing fiction it’s almost like a bit of the real Jane is speaking to the reader.’ At weekends, the ‘real Jane’ likes to gather the family around her at their large house overlooking the Thames. ‘That’s when I do enjoy cooking for them all,’ she says. ‘Weekday cooking gets a bit boring when you’ve just got to feed everyone every day, but at weekends when I’ve got a bit more time I like experimenting with new things. It’s relaxing.’ Her family and her marriage to Gerald are clearly her foundation. ‘He’s just lovely and funny and we think the same way about things,’ she says. ‘Not that a 30-year marriage is all easy and wonderful, of course. But I’m very lucky I picked such a lovely man. It’s wonderful to have someone who loves you whatever you look like and whatever you do - I always think about that when he sees me in my bath cap, the most unattractive object in the world,’ she says, amid gales of laughter. ‘If you can pass the bath-cap test, I think you’ve got a very strong marriage.’ On most other subjects, she dismisses her achievements. ‘I’ve never been clever enough to plan a career for myself. I just sort of lurch from one thing to another,’ she says. ‘As a writer I have to have a deadline or I would never do it. It’s a combination of being lazy but also not being able to say no to things. But I’m just as happy lying on a sofa watching an old film and doing nothing. I don’t find it difficult to switch off and ignore piles of things I should have done. ‘Obviously I wrote all the books and did all the cake things because of the children. I didn’t want to leave them when they were young, and I could do those things from home.’ She made a conscious decision to put her children before her acting career, and turned down countless roles. ‘It wasn’t always easy. There were things I would have really liked to do, mostly plays. But I don’t regret it for a second. I think it’s made a huge difference, hopefully, to all of them being as happy as they are, that Gerald and I were around all through their childhood.’ And now that her children are grown, she has taken a role so far removed from anything else she’s done that it almost beggars belief. But it’s precisely because her children are now more independent and she fancies doing ‘something that’s terrific fun and in mainstream television again’ that she’s taking the unlikely role of the new proprietor of Crossroads Hotel. The revamped soap, set in a Birmingham hotel, is not in its third incarnation, and Jane will be playing Angel Samson, owner and queen bee of this buzzing hive of sex, intrigue, high-voltage frocks and clashing personalities. The word around the studio corridors is that the new, and hopefully improved, soap is going to be like Dynasty in the Midlands. Angel is described as being a superbitch, but what’s Jane Asher doing in the middle of this cat-fight? Can she even do bitchy?

‘Oh, yes,’ she says. ‘We’ve just done a scene where I’m absolutely horrible to Kate, the hotel manager, who’s played by Jane Gurnett. There’s nothing more fun than having a fight with someone you get one with. And,’ she adds, ‘we’ve got lots of wonderful frocks.’ She jumps up to riffle through her stage wardrobe, pulling out sequinned dresses and sky-high stiletto leopard print boots. ‘These are so tottery,’ she exclaims. ‘They make me feel like the Leaning Tower of Pisa.’ Despite her girlish enthusiasm for the role - and its frocks - she admits that this is the sort of part she might have once turned down. ‘If I’m honest, 20 years ago I probably wouldn’t have wanted to go into a soap, but they’ve changed so much. Now you get every kind of actor popping up in them, and they’re such a big part of our culture. When this came up, I really didn’t hesitate.’ The time was just right, it seems, for Jane Asher to mess with our perception of her again.

[i-am-the-oyster]

Here's a YouTube video of someone unboxing the Mike McCartney Early Liverpool book. You can see the Paul photo wedged between other photos that are known to be taken in 1962 (like the Gene Vincent Cavern Club photos i.e.). So I think the date is right.

Wonderful! Thank you <3

The photo in question is visible at 3:14 for those playing along. I guess the bracelet does pre-date Paul's 21st then!

[billboard-hotties-tourney]

The Round Two Contenders

Hello, all! As we go into round two, I'll be accepting propaganda for only the following nominees:

Sting

Glenn Gould

Link Wray

Curtis Mayfield

Bob Seger

Oscar Peterson

Eric Stewart

Klaus Voormann

Paul McCartney

Gene Autry

Rod Argent

Fang

Freddie Mercury

John Paul Jones

Sly Stone

Tom Scholz

Justin Hayward

Roger Hodgson

Bo Diddley

Rick Wright

Gram Parsons

Geddy Lee

Ray Manzarek

Sam Cooke

Jimi Hendrix

David Gilmour

Noel Redding

Fats Domino

Eric Burdon

Jim Morrison

Bjorn Ulvaeus

Smokey Robinson

Nat King Cole

Dave Davies

Ray Brown

Ron Mael

Ian Curtis

Arlo Guthrie

Micky Dolenz

Syd Barrett

Chuck Berry

Renato Zero

Bruce Springsteen

Al Green

Miles Davis

Bill Bruford

Charles Brown

Mickey Finn

Bob Marley

Eric Dolphy

Neil Peart

Alan Parsons

Brian May

Neil Diamond

Mick Taylor

Robin Zander

Billy Preston

Mik Kaminski

Tony Bennett

Mick Ronson

Steve Miller

Tony Levin

Johnny Cash

Stevie Wonder

Gordon Lightfoot

Frank Zappa

Ernie Ford

David Coverdale

Marvin Gaye

Buddy Holly

Marc Bolan

Rory Gallagher

Todd Rundgren

Willie Dixon

Joe Strummer

Carl Palmer

David Bowie

Alvin Lee

Rick Danko

Clyde McPhatter

Cab Calloway

John Oates

Kenny Loggins

Roy Orbison

John Fogerty

Richie Havens

Ricky Nelson

Denny Laine

Otis Redding

Dave Vanian

John Coltrane

Elton John

BB King

Dean Martin

Rob Grill

Don Henley

Russell Mael

Jimmy Page

Cat Stevens

Tommy Shaw

Robbie Robertson

Phil Ochs

David Byrne

Steve Winwood

Donald Fagen

Carlos Santana

Peter Hammill

Tom Jones

Bev Bevan

Clarence Clemons

Sammy Davis Jr

Robert Lamm

Bobby Darin

Johnny Mathis

Tony Banks

Robert Plant

Brian Eno

Benny Andersson

Barry Gibb

John Deacon

Pete Seeger

Phil Lynott

Andy Gibb

George Harrison

Mickey Hart

Prince

Jack Bruce

Keith Moon

Those in bold have lots of propaganda already, so they're low priority. Rules for submitting propaganda are in the FAQ. If there are multiple people in the photo, please tell me which one the propaganda's for. Good luck to the round two musicians!

[sp4c3man]

Scenario: Ace saw a bunch of other bands on this app so he wanted to get it as well.

Ace is bi and he flirts(kinda idk) with everyone bc like it’s funny and I do that irl too so why not also he doesn’t like Tommy Thayer mostly cuz I don’t really like him����

My blog is 15+ it can get sexual so be careful I’m not actually Ace Frehley this is just an rp account for fun bc I like being silly

Ask box and dms always open go be weird

My other blogs:

@tonys-i0mmi ~~ Tony Iommi

@metalmusicwhore ~~ My main blog where I post random band shit

@totallypaulmccartney ~~ Paul McCartney

@wh4t-lurks-0n-c4nn3l-x ~~ Rob Zombie

@lessssclaaaayyyypool ~~ Les Claypool

@w3re-the-n0b0di3s ~~ Marilyn Manson

@n0-m0r3-mr-n1c3-guy ~~ Alice Cooper

@g3t-y0ur-f1ght-0n ~~ Rob Trujillo

the rest of KISS:

Eric C: @ericthef0x

Gene: @gen3-simmons

Vinnie: @vinnyvivin

have a good day or don’t idc BYE FUCKERS😝🫶🏻