well, you can radiate everything you are

je vais laisser la communauté parler:

Some weird George things off the top of my head:

extremely into sex to a degree it mildly concerned Paul lmao

wrote Living In The Material World, which sounds like a song for a musical in which he's a side character. name-dropping John and Paul, punning "got Rich-y on a tour", it's got strange vibes lol (it's a bop tho)

offered a woman with menstrual cramps cocaine once (this is literally my fave thing he's ever done, like don't take it the wrong way lmao)

did that half-christmas song and idk why lol

"I think I'll be leaving the band now. […] See you round the clubs"

did In My Life live but made it about God when he could've just thought about God or idk dedicated the song to God but Instead changed the lyrics in a way that doesn't really make sense

I was there that night when I saw “a look” pass between him and Brian, a kind of recognition. Nothing was said, everything was cool. Don [Arden] frowned, but he didn’t work it out because he didn’t understand the subtleties of gayness. He thought something secret was going on, that Brian was trying to lure Little Richard away to sign with him.

Don didn’t understand someone like Brian at all. Brian would never dream of luring anyone away from their agency, unless sorely tried. But that’s the way Don always thought. He once broke Robert Stigwood’s desk with a single blow with a giant ashtray, and then hung him out of the third floor window of his office when he thought Stiggy was trying to steal the Small Faces. [...]

In New Brighton that night, Don started an argument with Brian over Little Richard. In fact he went crazy. Brian didn’t respond. He just stood, quietly gazing into space and when Don had run out of steam, Brian said quite mildly, “I will be calling your employers on Monday and demand that they terminate your employment.” This was Brian’s sophisticated version of today’s, “Your ass is grass.”

Still, it stopped Don dead in his tracks. He said he’d been all over the world and nobody had ever talked to him like that. Politely. He was even more incensed, when Brian actually did book Little Richard a couple of weeks later at the Liverpool Empire.

Paul about george:

Paul about john: