Mad Day Out Muscle Man Paul
Paul goofing around during the Mad Day Out photo session, July, 28, 1968.
Paul goofing around during the Mad Day Out photo session, July, 28, 1968.
A Dutch magazine in May, 1969, predicted what The Beatles would look like in the year 2000.
The September 1976 MAD Magazine predicted what The Beatles and other celebrities would look like and would be doing in 1996, twenty years in the future.
On September 3, 1964 during a flight from Indianapolis to Milwaukee, Paul swiped one of these anti-Beatles pin buttons from Beatles road manager Mal Evans. Evans had gotten it from flight engineer Robert Miller,...
On February 12, 1961, the Beatles played the Casbah Coffee Club in West Derby, Liverpool. Bassist Chas Newby— Stu Sutcliffe’s replacement — had just quit the group to attend university and Paul reluctantly agreed...
Recent articles in Louder and Sound and Vision offer deeper insight into the process of remixing Revolver from Giles Martin. Geoff Emerick, The Beatles and my dad were pretty good to begin with, and...
The Beatles did not, in fact, keep off the grass (or keep off “the grass”). Photo taken by Don McCullin on July 28, 1968, during the famous “Mad Day Out” photo session at the mausoleum...
On January 21, 1966, George Harrison and Pattie Boyd were married at at Epsom Register House, Surrey. They met on the set of A Hard Day’s Night where she played a groupie, and George...
On February 12, 1965 at 2:30 PM, The Beatles began their first recording sessions for what would become their album Help! But earlier that day, John took and passed his driving test, supported by...