PAUL MCCARTNEY is interviewed on âReady Steady Go!â; March 20th, 1964.
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PAUL MCCARTNEY is interviewed on âReady Steady Go!â; March 20th, 1964.
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The Beatles during the filming of Help! at 27 Strand on the Green, Chiswick, London. 24 April, 1965.
The Beatles together in an underground car park before the premiere of their film A Hard Day's Night at the London Pavilion in London, England | 6 July 1964 © Larry Ellis (I)
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Portraits taken by Clive Arrowsmith, originally done for the back cover of the Band on The Run album

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Unpublished and very rare photos of Paul, John and George at their homes
In June 1968, Paul McCartney arrived in Bradford to record a performance with, in his words, âthe best (brass) band in the landâ. Recordings were made of the Black Dyke Mills Band, in the street in Saltaire and at the villageâs Victoria Hall, of Thingumybob and a brass version of Yellow Submarine. He was accompanied by his Old English sheepdog and best girl, Martha.

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The Beatles at the Parco dei Principi Grand Hotel in Rome, Italy | 27 June 1965 © Umberto Cicconi (II) (III) (IV) (V)
In February 1968, Paul McCartney began running a series of ads in New Musical Express to promote Apple Corps. All of the ads were photos or drawings chosen by Paul, with no text except the word Apple.
All those weird photos which you have seen in the press recently advertising the Beatlesâ Apple companies, have been selected by Paul.
He thought up the idea for the Apple advertising campaigns and visited many of the photo agencies in London so that he could plough through thousands of photos in order to find what he wanted.
The campaign has still many months to run, so there are still lots of Paulâs Pix to come. (Beatles Monthly Book, N°58, May 1968)
Paul McCartney, filming âMull of Kintyreâ, Elstree, 1977.
Julian Lennon and Parents
Late March 1965 - A set of previously unpublished photos by Henry Grossman featuring Julian Lennon and his parents at their Weybridge, Surrey home, Kenwood.Â
Henry Grossman wrote: Cynthia was a kind hostess and an attentive wife and mother to John and Julian. I took several informal family portraits of the three of them together. This domestic side of John had never been photographed.
 From, Places I Remember - My Time With the Beatles. Scans from the Cynthia Powell Lennon group at Yahoo!

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Thought I share this cute screencap of Julian & John from Julianâs new documentary âThrough The Picture WindowâThere is so much in the documentary! If you love Julian donât even hesitate to buy his app! Itâs amazing! So many videos and photos of Julian! Itâs pretty personal, more personal than normally what Julian putâs out there. This is another photo from the usual photo that is posted around of John & Julian on the couch in 1967.! Julian has this picture framed in his house. So sweet.Â
âIt was just like seeing John walk through that door again. [Sean] is just like John, with the same mannerisms and everything - itâs amazing. [âŠ] Yoko also brought a copy of the latest record and autographed it for my son, Michael. Mimi is so much more cheerful now. I think the visit has done her good. She will remember today for a long time.â [Anne Cadwaller, aka Nanny, Johnâs Aunt, Liverpool Echo, 1984]
Yoko and 8 year old Sean Lennon visit many of Johnâs old haunts in Liverpool on the 24th January 1984. They had visited Japan and France and then on the spur of the moment, they decided to go to Liverpool, possibly at the request of Sean, who wanted to see Johnâs birthplace.
Strangely, they had some trouble at Manchester Airport, when customs insisted on a thorough search of their luggage, but once that was over with three limousines took them to Liverpool. (Yoko and Sean had an entourage of 7 people with them, including 2 bodyguards, still paranoid about being attacked after John - plus a hoard of press met them at the airport). Â
First they visited Strawberry Fields and then Mendips, where Sean was given a Cavern Club badge. (There was a lot of press following, but apparently they returned later in private to look around properly). They visited Penny Lane, Quarrybank and some other Liverpool landmarks and then in the afternoon arranged to visit Aunt Mimi.
Mimi had been living with her sister Anne (who was known as Nanny) in Rock Ferry as Mimi was suffering from a heart condition and Anne was taking care of her. The press were not invited to come to visit Mimi, as Yoko had requested that the visit be kept private. Sean and Yoko stayed all afternoon with Anne and Mimi.Â
When Sean was asked what part of his Liverpool trip heâd enjoyed the most, he replied, âI liked Aunt Mimiâs house best.â
â[Sean] got on so well with Mimi, it was great. It was beautiful to meet her again. I had a lovely day - it was really beautiful. Iâm glad that I came back here, and Iâm glad I showed Liverpool to Sean. [âŠ] We came to Liverpool for Sean - itâs his heritage. Weâve had a wonderful day.â [Yoko, 1984]
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