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The juxtaposition between Ringo and George’s quote. We love to see it.
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In Out on the Weekend by Neil Young and Lay Lady Lay by Bob Dylan both of them describe a “big brass bed”, although Neil describes laying in the big brass bed which belongs to a girl, and Bob describes the big brass bed belonging to him, and he has a girl laying in it. So the logical conclusion to draw from this is that the two songs are two different perspectives of the same situation. Bob and Neil are in the same bed, and they both think the other is a girl.
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Joan Baez and James Baldwin Attend Selma to Montgomery civil rights march, 1965. Credit: Steve Schapiro
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Unseen photo of Marianne Faithfull at the British Song Festival in Brighton, May 1965.
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John Lennon (and a little bit of Paul McCartney) during the press conference for Apple — May 1968, New York City.
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John Lennon sleeping during filming of A Hard Day’s Night - 1964
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The Beatles performing at The Odd Spot, Liverpool on 29th March 1962.
Pics: Alan Swerdlow
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