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Bonbon box that inspired George to write Savoy Truffle.
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It was 54 years ago today when Mary Patricia McCartney, Paul’s mom, died as a victim of breast cancer. She inspired great songs, like the famous ”Let It Be” and Mike McCartney’s (Paul’s brother) album “Woman”.
RIP MOTHER MARY.
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A Link to Fuck Yeah The Beatles: Today in 1969, Abbey Road was released by The Beatles.
It was their 13th album and their last together as a group, but second to last being edited by the full group.
Abbey Road was released on 26 September 1969 in the United Kingdom, and 1 October 1969 in the United States. It was produced and orchestrated byGeorge Martin for Apple Records….
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Today In Beatles History (September 2, 1978): George Harrison marries his second wife, Olivia Arias.
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53 years ago, on July 6th, 1957, John Lennon and Paul McCartney were introduced through a mutual friend at a party in Woolton Parish Church in Liverpool. In a matter of months they became close friends, forming one of the best partnerships in history. Their influence on rock music and popular culture was—and remains—immense. From music to fashion to art and so on, there is no denying the massive stamp they left upon the world. This is one of the first known pictures of the two together, featuring John aged 16 and Paul aged 15, and it was taken by Leslie Kearney.
Happy Holidays!
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Twelve years ago today, Linda McCartney passed away.
RIP LindaSeptember 24,1941- April 17, 1998
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Happy birthday to Julian, who is 47 today!
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The most expensive piece of Beatles memorabilia ever put up for sale has appeared at an exhibit in the UK.
The highlight of “The $11m Dollar Picture Show” is a printer’s proof of the famous Beatles banned “butcher cover” from John Lennon’s personal collection.
The controversial photo features all four Beatles in butcher’s jackets, surrounded by offal and plastic baby dolls.
It includes a handwritten note by Lennon, which reads: “Here’s the famous banned butcher cover. You can sell it for $11m dollars.”
Reportedly by coincidence, the gallery is asking for $11m for the item - making it the most costly piece of Beatles memorabilia ever according to the organisers.The article also lists the top 5 most expensive pieces of Beatles memorabilia.
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Happy 41st anniversary to John and Yoko!
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