
Stay tuned for more of these ridiculous 1968 pants ads.

Stay tuned for more of these ridiculous 1968 pants ads.
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Stefania Sandrelli in Seduced and Abandoned. Germi. 1964.


Stefania Sandrelli in Il conformista. Bertolucci. 1970.
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McCartney records Ram. New York City. January through March 1971. (Including some pretty poor quality fan photos.)
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Macca’s image used to sell subscriptions to a magazine called Careers Today. 1968.
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Sight and Sound. Autumn 1964.

Sight and Sound. Autumn 1965.

Sight and Sound. Autumn 1968.
Odd that they embraced Help! as much as they did. I tried to watch that again a year or so ago—I hadn’t seen it in ages—and thought it was pretty awful. Then again, this magazine embraced a lot of awful things over the years.
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Letter published in August 29, 1970 issue of Melody Maker.
On August 29, 1985, Macca purchased this letter at a Sotheby’s auction for €10,000—a small consolation for having lost the Northern Songs catalog nineteen days earlier.
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Beatlemania orchestrating T.Rextasy: Ringo filming Born to Boogie. March 1972.
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Beginning a week of all Beatles posts (as if that’s different from any other week) as I wait for the arrival on my doorstep of the inevitable disappointment that will be the fabs mono box.
First installment: Backlash: Burning Beatles records in Waycross, Georgia. 1966.

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