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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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happy birthday Paul !!! :D

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Look at him and his slim figure, that cute bunny smile and positivity — like he hadn’t been motion sick the entire flight.

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Happy pride month to these fags

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Can anyone lend me £40k, I need to buy John’s ‘choccies and a throbber’ letter…

John Lennon’s letter to Cynthia Powell, sent from the Star Club in Hamburg, April 1962, on auction with Christie’s

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Brian Wilson singing “My Sweet Lord” at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles for ‘George Fest’, 9/28/2014.

The Beach Boys have meant so much to me over the years and it’s been sad to see him go

(watch the video here too)

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i NEED george harrison from 1969/get back era. it is not even funny

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John Lennon at the Beatles’ press conference in Sydney airport, 11th June 1964

Paul

George

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rest in peace Brian Wilson

(June 20, 1942 - June 11, 2025) ♡

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georgie !!♡♡

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This gif kills me because what the fuck are you so enamoured by gay boy……

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(not from the same day)

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Bob Dylan “Love Minus Zero / No Limit” Newport Folk Festival, July 24, 1965.

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Joan Baez at Newport Folk Festival, 1964. Photos by David Gahr.

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The Band photographed by Jan E. Carlsson in Stockholm, 1973.