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John and Paul - Shea Stadium Lord help me…it’s too much😓
#paul mccartney#john lennon#the beatles#shea stadium#forgor yesterday was the 60th anniversary of this iconic performance
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I’m gutted! Brian has meant everything to me. We were blessed to have this man and his music in our lives. Rest in peace Brian 🕊️
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The Beach Boys performing at The Olympia in Paris. Dated November 18th, 1964. Shot by Roger Kasparian
#the beach boys#brian wilson#mike love#carl wilson#al jardine#roger kasparian#surf rock#classic rock
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Breakfast with Jimmy Stewart.
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James Stewart “Of Human Hearts” 1938
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John Lennon & Paul McCartney in Amsterdam, Netherlands | 6 June 1964 © David Magnus
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I’ve never even seen a drug
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Joan Baez photographed by Klaus Rose,1966.
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darling george
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The Beatles + flowers
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Happy Birthday Ringo :D
[11 August 1964 Photo by Leslie Bryce © Beatles Book
Photo Library]
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Random pics of this couple, who you probably want to smash but also bang their heads together ❤️
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McLennon Fun Facts #1
"I Don’t Know (Johnny, Johnny)" is an unreleased demo from John Lennon and Paul McCartney, likely recorded around April 1960 at Paul’s house on Forthlin Road in Liverpool. It’s an informal, partly improvised blues/jam number not included on any official Beatles releases.
The track features both John and Paul on vocals and guitars, with George Harrison and Stuart Sutcliffe joining in on guitar and bass, respectively . The lyrics are fragmentary and playful—lines like “Time don’t wait when I’m callin’ you, Johnny boy” and “Please Johnny, won’t you tell me…” point to a loose narrative, built more on mood than structure.
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