#the beatles

[yangleeeh]

PAUL AND RINGO WERE TOGETHER TONIGHT!!!

[paulandjohn]

🎵“It’s getting better all the time…

It can’t get no worse”🎵

getting better but also becoming worse. u wouldn't get it

[sgtpeppers]

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr in Beatles '64 (2024)

[cheesenchalk]

Not to be Freudian about it but something about how Jim McCartney is described as generally a sensitive, caring and supportive man with bursts of anger and violence, and Mimi being described as not being particularly demonstrative or vocal in her love but still dedicated and attentive in how she protected and managed John probably informed some of the way they internalized what being loved looked and felt like to then recognize those exact tendencies in the other

[thewalrusespublicist]

'I didnt mention this in the book but from time to time John would say to me ''I wonder what Paul is thinking about, right now.'' I said John, I've only met him a couple of times in my life you know ... I have no idea. And John would ask ''Do you think he thinks about me at all?'''

Elliot Mintz about his 70s conversations with John Lennon, Beatles Podcast 2024

“Also not obvious is that McCartney [for the Liverpool Oratorio] has penned a gorgeous black-spiritual-like piece for mezzo-soprano that intones the last words spoken to John Lennon as he lay dying of gunshot wounds in the back of a New York police car – "Do you know who you are?” McCartney gets a bit choked up at one point when he reveals, “Not a day goes by when I don’t think of John.”

Interview with Paul McCartney, 1991

[elafranco2024]

The meaning of beauty is Paul McCartney 💙💙💙💙

[deadpoets]

GEORGE HARRISON Beatles '64 (2024)

[xivclaymoore]

ringo coming back to see his drumkit decorated with flowers

[thebeatlemaniagirl]

Like excuse me-did you not hear what I just said 🙄😒

[georgeharrisonswizardhat]

GOODNESS GRACIOUS LOOK AT THAT ASS.

paul’s mom jeans in help!

[gardenwalrus]

The Beatles interviewed by the BBC’s Dibbs Mather at the Saville Theatre, London, 30 July 1965.

MATHER: 'If you had not got so rich and famous, what do you think you might be doing now?' JOHN: We'd probably be bumming 'round, just working in clubs and things. RINGO: We'd still be playing, only in - yeah. MATHER: And Paul would've been teaching. PAUL: I might've been teaching but I would've hated it, I think. I think all of us might've been... if we hadn’t stuck with the group, we might've just ended up... like George being an electrician, and Ringo being a fitter and John being a bum. And us just doing things we didn't enjoy. GEORGE: I think we would've probably been playing modern jazz now in some crummy club. JOHN: [Pause] Do you? GEORGE: Yeah. JOHN: Do we like modern jazz? GEORGE: 'Cause we would've been so fed up playing the same things that we would've progressed, but now we don't progress 'cause we play the same things every time we play somewhere.

[fagaday]

12/20/2024

Our featured fag today is Paul McCartney

[pennylane-dreams]

The Beatles (with Pete Best) performing at the Cavern Club in July 1961.

[citizenscreen]

The Beatles pose next to a snowman as they prep for a show at the Astoria Cinema in London on December 19, 1963.

[riverlarking]

*from the black void* haiii...