In my head, Paul looks more like a puppy, and John more like a cat. But I looove "Hey Bulldog"! And barking Lennon got me every time😂
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john having a moment realizing his best friend is frickin paul mccartney 😳 (while being able to see him clearly because he's wearing glasses)
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Ahahh
At this point he open the whole ukulele shop
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John not into chicks in this January 1966 issue of Fabulous magazine.
Naturally I googled the photoshoot...
The face and sleeves of a man who does not want to be doing this at all 😄❤️🐥🐥
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I’ve Never Seen this whole form before … only bits.
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I love converting my drawings to black and white, it looks solid
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Hi world that's me throwing a pic of sexy Lennon and running away
Help me he's so hot...
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George Martin, discussing John’s 1970 Rolling Stone interview:
INT: In his 1970 Rolling Stone interview, John made several disparaging remarks about Beatles recordings, what he called the "Dead Beatles sound." Did that hurt your feelings at the time?
GEORGE MARTIN: Very much! John went through a really crazy period. I was very incensed about that interview. I think everybody was. I think he slagged off everybody, including the Queen of England. I don't think anyone escaped his attention.
When I saw him back in L.A. some years later, and we spent an evening together, I said "You know, you were pretty rough in that interview, John." He said, "Oh, Christ, I was stoned out of my fucking mind." He said, "You didn't take any notice of that, did you?" I said, "Well I did, and it hurt."
He went through a very, very bad period of heavy drugs, and Rolling Stone got him during one of those periods. He was completely out of it. John had a very sweet side to him. He was a very tender person at heart. He could also be very brutal and very cruel.
But he went through a very crazy time. The tragedy of John was that he'd been through all that and he'd got out the other side. And he really was becoming the person that I knew in the early days again.
I spent an evening with him at the Dakota not long before he died, and we had a long evening rapping about old times, which was marvelous. That's now my happiest memory of him, because he really was back to his own self.
— Interviewed November 1993
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