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oh my god .

theres just so much going on here...

pattie boyd and some guy idk

thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letterbox

Happy Birthday John [October 9th 1940]

PAUL MCCARTNEY in The Beatles Book Monthly, vol. 32, March 1966

Lucky Stars, 11 July 1964.

Paul McCartney in Magical Mystery Tour (1967)

i think the first paul was the fake one

George and John, Live at Shea Stadium New York, 23rd August 1966

george’s cute boots

The Beatles in Wales (1967).

It’s so crazy that John was the gay one

Paul McCartney, portrait au miroir.

Taken in Obertauern, Austria during the filming of Help! Photos by Jean-Pierre Ducatez.

Some Paulie and Geo gifts. Beloveds 🩷

My favorite duo 🩷🩷

Never over how sulky Paul is in this interview

Paul McCartney interviewed for ‘The Mersey Sound’, 28th August 1963

"When I touch you, I feel happy inside, I can’t hide, I can’t hide." "Ask me why, I’ll say I love you." "What you need is a schedule, achieve something every day."

He keeps getting cut off. Can someone just let him speak about Paul’s album and the absence of printed lyrics so he can get it out of his system.

Ringo Starr

[get back ep 1]

The fans call Paul the handsome one, and he knows it. The others in the group call Paul "The Star." He does most of the singing and most of the wiggling, trying to swing his hips after the fashion of Elvis Presley, one of his boyhood idols. In the British equivalent of high school, Paul was mostly in the upper ranks scholastically, unlike the other Beatles. "He was like, you know, a goody-goody in school," remembers one of Paul's boyhood friends. He also, as another former classmate remembers him, was a "tubby little kid" who avoided girlish rejections by avoiding girls. ... Paul, who plays bass guitar, wears the same tight pants that are part of the uniform of the Beatles, although he often distinguishes himself by a vest. "Paul," says one member of the troupe, "is the only one of the boys who's had it go to his head." Sometimes, talking with the other Beatles, he finds himself using accents much more high-toned than the working-class slang of Liverpool, where he grew up. When he does, John Lennon mockingly mimics him.

- Al Aronowitz, ‘The Beatles: Music's Gold Bugs’, Saturday Evening Post, (March 1964)

Here is a quote I think of every time I see these pictures. "The rumor since has been that I edged [Stuart Sutcliffe] out of the band, because we certainly did have our difficulties. For me, it was mainly because I didn't think he was a very good musician, which he wasn't, and he admitted it. So, for me, that caused problems, because being a—I mean, you could say being a perfectionist, but actually asking the bass player to play in the same key as us isn't really looking for perfection. It's quite a mild request." — Sir Paul McCartney, The Lyrics podcast, "Michelle," April 10, 2024.

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