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One of the first sessions in 1963, in a clothing store, where the fabs had fun trying on suits, hats and even shoes; the album “Please Please Me” was barely released and it was just the beginning of their great success.

After John died there was a lot of talk about who did what, and who liked who, and “Did the Beatles argue?” and on and on and on. And I was almost buying into this idea that me and John were fighting all the time, but I just remembered it wasn’t true, so I wrote this song. (…) I wanted to make a song where I actually said I love you to John. “Here Today” is that song. It’s quite emotional. It came from a real feeling about him. I wanted to correct the record in my mind, as much as in anyone else’s mind. There are some photos from that period which are really beautiful. Like, just him and me working, and you could see we loved each other. But once all these rumors go about, you almost buy into them yourself, so that song kind of helped me set the record straight. – Paul McCartney, 2018

OCTOBER 9TH 1940 - ∞ ❝There are two basic motivating forces: fear and love. When we are afraid, we pull back from life. When we are in love, we open to all that life has to offer with passion, excitement, and acceptance.❞ - John Lennon

Mood lighting: Brigitte Bardot (with director Roger Vadim and co-star Michel Subor) on the set of LA BRIDE SUR LE COU (Please, Not Now). 1961.