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Paul McCartney holding English sheepdog puppies in the 1980s.

These were probably Martha’s puppies or ‘grandchildren’.

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John Lennon at the One-to-One concerts at Madison Square Garden, August 30, 1972, two benefit shows for the Willowbrook State School for Retarded Children in New York, John’s final full concert as a solo artist.

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Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison, Linda McCartney and George Martin working on the overdubs of “I Me Mine” and “Let It Be” at Abbey Road Studios, on January 3 and 4, 1970.

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George Harrison and Paul McCartney playing guitar at Abbey Road Studios, July 9, 1969. Photos by Linda McCartney.

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Polaroids of the McCartney family taken by Antonio Lopez in Jamaica, 1975.

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On January 4, 1968, Paul McCartney and Jane Asher at the London premiere of the film Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush, based on a novel by Hunter Davies.

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Paul McCartney with his daughters Stella and Mary. ♥️ First photo taken in 1979 and second around 2014.

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Ringo Starr through the decades (‘54-‘24)

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George Harrison pictured with his guitar collection in 1961 and 1987.

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George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reunited in 1995. Photos by Linda McCartney.

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Paul McCartney still wearing his Quarrymen shirt years later.

Nigel Walley had bought the Quarrymen matching white cowboy shirts with black shoulders and white tassled fringes, from Eric's, a credit draper, 'a Teddy Boy shop' near Rushworth & Dreaper's on Commutation Row, not far from the Liverpool Empire.

Note: the other guy in the first photo is Arthur Kelley, George's friend.

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A very early Beatles.

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The Beatles, 1965. Photos by Harry Goodwin.

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Paul McCartney playing the ‘61 Höfner bass in 1964 and finally, once again in 2024.

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Paul McCartney recording McCartney II in his farm, Scotland, July-August 1979.

“After the release of what turned out to be Wings' final album, Back to the Egg, McCartney went north to his farm in Scotland to begin some private recordings in July 1979. The first song he recorded was "Check My Machine" as a way to test the equipment, hence its title. By sessions' end, he had recorded over 20 songs. With no immediate use for the recordings, he put them aside for the time being and returned to work with Wings to prepare for a UK tour.” - GLCompany in Beatles and Solo Photos Forum

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Paul McCartney in his last live performance with the '61 Hofner before it was stolen and his first live performance after recovering it.

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Pattie Boyd & George Harrison at Kinfauns Esher, January 17, 1966. Photos by Robert Freeman.