Blackbird

Poor Ringo’s face is a journey here (x)

Paul and Wings in 1973.

John’s first India trip, 1966

George 1966

The Beatles at the EMI studios (Abbey Road Studios), as they prepare for ‘Our World’ the day before the live broadcast.  Our World was the first live, world-wide satellite program - broadcast on June 25, 1967 to an estimated worldwide audience of 350 million. The program was divided into sections with people contributing from all over. The Beatles performed “All You Need Is Love”, which was broadcast from Studio Two. The band had invited many friends, including The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, and Marianne Faithfull to join in the chorus and add to the atmosphere.

A Hard Day’s Night, 1964

“Obviously the biggie I miss working with is John because that was something very special and you know it’s very difficult to replicate that, in fact it’s almost impossible, because we met each other as teenagers and went through a lot of life together: hitchhiking to Paris and holidays and working together and being in Hamburg together with The Beatles. So we were very intimate, we knew each other intimately as only teenage friends can.” - Paul McCartney

You say yes, I say no You say stop and I say go go go, oh no You say goodbye  and I say hello 

The Beatles Live at ABC theater in Ardwick, Manchester, UK, in 1963.