Welcome in. Shame about the weather.

sillylovesongs:

bodacious-beatle-blog:

grpj:

What is this show?

Juke Box Jury! A panel of four judges (in this case, The Beatles) listen to a song and rate it either ‘hit’ or ‘miss’. John never used his ‘hit’ card.

Fun fact: Brian Epstein was a judge twice on this show. Jane Asher was a judge three times. George and Ringo appeared separately in 1964 and John had already been on the show a few months prior to all four Beatles appearing together. 

Here is the radio broadcast of the time that they were all in it! I can’t seem to find the footage for it though! (I don’t think there is one since it’s radio??? I’m not sure.) It’s a little bit hard to hear, the broadcast, since it’s about 50 years old, but I did hear this: when the host, David Jacobs, announced Paul, he received the loudest applause ;)

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Paul McCartney’s adopted daughter Heather in “Let It Be”

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britishbeatlemania:

05/∞ | World’s Top Life Ruiners - Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr) [x]

sillylovesongs:

skvs:

do u think its him

THEY EVEN ADDED THE EXTRA R IM CRYING

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sillylovesongs:

Did anyone else read this with the accents and everything, just like in the movie?

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fuckyeahtravis:

benson—hedges:

The Truth about Ringo Starr by Fran Healy

30 Day Beatles Challenge ☼ Day 10 ⇒ Favourite Beatles Outfits

↳ _{[1/5] Live at Cincinnati, 1966}

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thewritingberry:

ringo is all like: “ugh john, i’m not paul for you to fucking rub against”

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The Beatles to me were like the perfect science experiment, the perfect organic combination, sthe stars aligning magically. The serendipity of it is just unbelievable. When I was a kid, I remember digging all of them a lot… The harmonies, all of it was just so resonant. They were this perfect balance, this perfect harmony, I mean as perfect as a band can get”.

Rusty Anderson

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