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The Beatles, April 9th 1969. The greatest story of all is starting to end.

Paul McCartney during the filming of the video for ‘Once Upon a Long Ago’ at Valley of Rocks, Devon, October 1987.

The Beatles at Raymond Revuebar, Walkers’ Court, London with Paul Raymond (next to John), Jan Carson (the stripper) and an unidentified woman during the filming of Magical Mystery Tour, September 18th 1967.

Paul McCartney records ‘Another Day’ with guitarist David Spinozza and a seemingly uninterested daughter Mary, 1971.

George Harrison painting his bungalow, Kinfauns, in the summer of 1967.

The Beatles in Paris, 1965. Sometimes just seeing them together makes me feel good.

Happy 85th birthday to the mighty Ringo Starr! ‘I had no schooling before I joined The Beatles and no schooling after The Beatles. Life is a great education.’

George Harrison photographed at breakfast by Henry Grossman, 1965.

Please enjoy this wintry late 70’s picture of Paul and Linda McCartney.

Released 61 years ago today. Listening now and it remains perfect.

Lovely picture of John and Cynthia Lennon from their 1965 skiing holiday to St Moritz.

Paul McCartney at Live Aid, 40 years ago today.

Paul McCartney pictured during the making of the ‘Ebony and Ivory’ video, 1982.

The Beatles take on refreshment backstage at the De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 10th October 1964. The hair here is particularly excellent.

Ringo Starr and Barbara Bach looking great at an event in 1995.

Paul McCartney talks about being Paul McCartney, 1997.

New Podcast! I’m joined by Richard Mills Dr Richard Mills to discuss his book ‘The Beatles and Black Music’. Richard’s book discusses the influence that Black music and culture has had over the Beatles throughout their collective and solo careers.

Ringo Starr arrives at Abbey Road for work on ‘Oh Darling’ and ‘Come Together’, July 22nd 1969. I love the scramble for pictures and of course how monumentally cool Ringo looks.

Paul McCartney, 1989.