Paul McCartney Playing A Tubon, 1966.

Can we have our ball back ?

What things do you like best about Ringo?

Anon!!!!

I cannot emphasise enough how much I love Ringo. I just adore him. First of all, I love how much the other three loved him. I love Paul going "Ringo was like a GI!" and even John being tongue-tied and dippy about him having a car and a beard and a proper career when they were just stupid little boys. I love his low, gorgeous voice and his lovely teeth and his incredible blue eyes and the way his expression can go from "Catholic stained glass window saint" to "your cousin's cheeky ex-boyfriend who will fuck you into oblivion behind the offy" in two seconds flat. I love how supremely self-confident and secure he always was about loving other people, his propensity for giving and receiving cuddles, his devotion to his friends. I love his redemption arc! He had a shit start in life, he identified that he was an alcoholic and he dealt with it. Happy 35 years Ringo! I love the way he refused to throw Paul under the bus and insisted he'd always love George no matter what legalese was chucked at him from that quarter, and the way he looked after John when nobody else did. I love him insisting flatly and with northern sincerity that he's seen John twice since he died. I just love him so much, the metronome, the heartbeat of it all, I AM THE FUCKING CLICK TRACK

John Lennon in A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

John Lennon & Paul McCartney at the ABC Cinema in Huddersfield, 29th November 1963

I Don’t Know (Johnny, Johnny) 1960

I’ve listened to this a million times and I think I finally have the lyrics down as best as possible.

Paul: Well now, Johnny Johnny, oh Johnny Johnny, Oh Johnny Johnny, Johnny Johnny, Johnny Johnny, oh lord, Johnny boy.

How we gonna tell ‘em? Why don’t we go and keep on home?

Well, well, Johnny, my boy.

Why don’t we go and tell 'em what we’re after? Johnny, ooooh Johnny Johnny boy, tell them the message of ours.

Oh, Johnny, well, you got me, will you be my boy? Hey, take it, John. Ha!

John: Oh little boy, packing my shoes, as if I’m not gonna lose you.

That’s right, hon. I’m gonna see my sister soon.

She don’t see me, I don’t know really what I’m gonna do. I don’t know what I’m gonna do. Well!

Paul: Well, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny

When I call you Johnny boy

Well Johnny John, oooh Johnny, when I’m calling you

Well, I don’t know what I’m gonna tell 'em. That’s why I’m asking my best boy.

Will you tell me, will you tell me?

John: Well I’ll tell the fellas that I’d travel with you (or “i do love you”???)

Oh when you pull I shouldn’t be back, be back this time. I don’t know if that’s good.

Paul: I don’t know what I’m gonna do when I tell my father ya want me, Johnny.

John: I love you, Paul! Aaaaahh

Paul: You think you’d better leave, you think you follow me. Aaah Ah, we better leave right now. I’m gonna leave.

John: Take the next bus out of town, it won’t let nobody down.

Both: Well, we’re gonna leave together, get out of town, leave together.

Paul: Won’t let you down. Get out, get out. Oh, oh, oh, oh, John x10, oh

John: I don’t know x6, know, know, know, know

Well, I’ll just survive. Turn your head from somebody else’s kiss. I’m gonna leave, I’m leaving with you. Yeah, someday x4

Paul: Well, I’ll tell ya (John: Yeeaaaaah)

Well, I’ll tell ya, you’re all I want, you’re all I want, you’re all I want

Let’s go get out of town. Aaah, oooooh, oh, we gotta move far, far away from this old town.

Move on over, leave. We’re going over, across the stream.

No one will know who we are, are. We gotta go away. We’re gonna go far away. Well, we’re gonna go far away. x2

John: Well, go, go, go, go. Oooooh

Both: Hey, hey, hey x10

John: I’m gonna leave. We’re gonna leave that town

Both: We’re gonna leeeeave

Paul: *laughs adorably*

the tiers of insanity

John and Yoko

The Beatles, Happiness is a Warm Gun (1968) // Yoko Ono, Play It By Trust (1966) // John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Robert Fraser at the opening of You Are Here (1968) // John Lennon and Yoko Ono for Melody Maker (April 26th, 1969) // Tumblr screenshot // John and Yoko during sessions for The White Album by Linda Eastman (1968) // John Lennon's letter to Paul McCartney in Melody Maker (24 November, 1971) // Derek Taylor, As Time Goes By (1973) // Yoko Ono, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney at the premiere of Yellow Submarine (July 17, 1968) // George Harrison, John Lennon, and Yoko Ono during rehearsals for The Concert for Bangladesh (1971) // Lorde, The Louvre (2017) // John and Yoko for Look (March 18, 1969) // John and Yoko for New Musical Express (20 December, 1969) // Box art for The Wedding Album (1969) // John Lennon and Yoko Ono during their Bed-in for Peace at the Amsterdam Hilton (1969) // John and Yoko at a press conference at Heathrow Airport (April 1, 1969) // Lana Del Rey, Venice Bitch (2019) // John and Yoko (1971) // Bob Gruen, John Lennon: The New York Years (2005) // John and Yoko by Bob Gruen (9 November, 1972) // Yoko Ono, Death Of Samantha (1973) // John Lennon for Melody Maker (September 14, 1974) // John Lennon, Nobody Loves You (When You’re Down and Out) (1974) // Yoko Ono, Andy Warhol, and John Lennon (1971) // Yoko Ono, No, No, No (1981) // Yoko Ono for The Sunday Times (May 25th, 1981) // Twitter screenshot // John and Yoko for Playboy (September 1980) // John and Yoko during sessions for Double Fantasy by Kishin Shinoyama (1980)

can you draw the beatles in your cartoon style? do styling like you do on funny doodles, but like a full art(любимый пж я в тебя верю)

дорогой, любимый, зай these are cartoons