Hari's Gone Day Trippin' Across The Universe

Pattie Boyd in “A Day in the Life” by The Beatles (1967)

Calvin and Hobbes

Red Fox in Algonquin Park, Ontario

Paul McCartney 1965 on Wimple Street, apparently none-to-please to be followed by this fan.

Warwick Hotel Press Conference | New York, NY | August 1965

JOHN: I’m not a tough guy. I’ve always had to have a facade of being tough to protect myself from other people’s neuroses. But really, I’m a very sensitive and weak guy. PAUL: John and I were two of the luckiest people in the twentieth century to have found each other. The partnership, the mix, was incredible. We both had submerged qualities that we each saw and knew. I had to be the bastard as well as the nice melodic one and John had to have a warm and loving side for me to stand him all those years. John and I would never have stood each other for that length of time had we been just one-dimensional. (1997) GEORGE: John Lennon is a saint, and he’s heavy-duty, and he’s great, and I love him. But at the same time, he’s such a bastard. (1974) RINGO: I was a big fan of John’s. I always felt he had the biggest heart, and he wasn’t the cynic that people thought. He had the biggest heart and he was the fastest. He was in and out. While we were still getting in he was out and on to the next round. (1995)

“state your claim”

Rock n Roll was originally Black music.

throwin that out there

but Sister Rosetta was a woman and queer… so Black men will totally overlook her.

Miani 1964…

GEORGE HARRISON IN HEY BULLDOG BY THE BEATLES (1968)

Sleepy Beatles having breakfast in 1966

John Lennon in A Hard Day’s Night (1964) dir. Richard Lester