JacBeat

Fan de The Beatles, Fenaco,, Naturopatia, Música en general.

[what did the beatles do today? @beatlestoday]

on this day 47 years ago, wings' final album "back to the egg" was released in the US. (june 11th, 1979)

[Laurent The Walrus @SgtPepper1710]

#TheBeatles in Hamburg taken by Astrid Kirchherr, 1960

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#TheBeatles filming the sequence of "I Need You" for "Help !", May 1965

[JacBeat @Jlacbeat]

@Bluebird1107T 👍🎸

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Amazon Musicでポール・マッカートニーの「The Boys of Dungeon Lane (Amazon Music Track by Track)」をチェックしてください。 https://t.co/KkUmYnoLsrポールの語りとギターから入るそれぞれの曲が素敵💓💓💓

[🌸🎵 Beautiful Melody 🎶💖 @Ducnghia16]

This has to be one of the most recognizable songs of the 70's. It's a classic.

America - A Horse With No Name (America In Concert, May 24,1973)

[nave @nave4000]

ブライアン・ウィルソンが1967年にリリース予定だった幻のアルバム『スマイル』の名曲『サーフズ・アップ』を、ソロで演奏する伝説的パフォーマンス（66年11月）⇩
作曲家/指揮者レナード・バーンスタインが司会したCBSのTV番組「インサイド・ポップ：ザ・ロック・レヴォリューション」で 67年4月放映された映像。
バーンスタインによる以下のナレーションがかぶさる。

”Here is a new song, too complex to get all of first time around. It could come only out of the ferment that characterizes today's pop music scene. Brian Wilson, leader of the famous Beach Boys, and one of today's most important pop musicians, sings his own 'Surf's Up'.

”Poetic, beautiful even in its obscurity, 'Surf's Up' is one aspect of new things happening in pop music today. As such, it is a symbol of the change many of these young musicians see in our future.”

[mari • beatles 🪲 @srfellock]

Ai eu amo essa fotinha

[ち。 @niftyheart]

Paul McCartneyが5位でMichael Jacksonが6位と7位のアルバムチャート。いつの時代かなｗ

[The Beatles Bible 🍏 @beatlesbible]

11 June 1979:

Wings’ final album, Back To The Egg, is released in the USA.

Paul McCartney: "It was a kind of back to the beginning kind of feel to us while we were making it where we were trying different things. The title just seemed to sum it up."

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[少年ぜっぷShonnenZepp@ビートRock紹介 @whoskinky2]

#ビートルズ弾いてみた
#Beatlescover
夜勤前に　#LadyMadonna を弾いてみました。
最近親会社変わって劇場にもなかなか行けないでしょぼくれてますが、早く新しい勤務形態に慣れて、劇場行きたいです

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[Beatles Books Podcast @BooksBeatles]

Paul McCartney outside Abbey Road Studios, 1974.

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

Whenever I dive deep into the origin stories of The Beatles, I am always struck by the profound daddy issues that plagued the band. John Lennon was abandoned by his father; Paul McCartney lost his mother early, leaving his father to shoulder an immense burden. But Ringo Starr’s story holds a beautiful, often overlooked counter-narrative, all thanks to a gentle, softly spoken Londoner named Harry Graves. As a fan, I firmly believe that without Harry’s psychological support and profound empathy, the Ringo Starr we know and love might never have existed.
Ringo’s biological father walked out when he was just a toddler, leaving his mother, Elsie, to raise him in the gritty, impoverished streets of the Dingle in Liverpool. When Elsie finally remarried in 1954, Ringo was an incredibly fragile teenager, emotionally and physically scarred from years of life-threatening illnesses that had kept him in hospitals and robbed him of an education. Enter Harry Graves. In a rough working-class culture where stepfathers could often be stern or resentful, Harry was a revelation. He didn't try to discipline the sickly Richard Starkey; instead, he showered him with unconditional warmth and patience. Ringo affectionately called him his "step-ladder," a testament to how Harry elevated him.
Harry possessed a deep psychological intuition. He recognized that Ringo, who struggled with literacy and immense insecurity, desperately needed an outlet. He didn't push the boy into manual labor or berate him for his lack of schooling. Instead, he paid attention to Ringo’s innate sense of rhythm. It was Harry who scraped together the funds to buy Ringo his first real drum kit. He traveled all the way to London and brought back a second-hand, £10 drum set, lugging it back to Liverpool just to see the boy smile.
That single act of paternal support changed musical history. Harry provided a safe, nurturing environment where Ringo could pound away his frustrations and build his shattered confidence. Harry Graves proved that family isn’t always blood; it is the person who steps up, sees your potential, and buys you the tools to change the world. Whenever I hear Ringo’s joyful, steady backbeat, I send a quiet thank-you to Harry Graves, the sweet, supportive stepdad who gave the quietest Beatle his voice.

Via John Fan worldwide

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Paul McCartney: Flaming Pie & Young Boy (Live) | TFI Friday (1997)

TFI Friday Official

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#TFIFriday
#90sTV

Paul McCartney performs Flaming Pie and Young Boy on TFI Friday, just before jumping in a speed boat and flying off down the Thames with Chris Evans!

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[Beatlesfab4ever @Beatlesfab40]

OTD 11JUN1968 John Lennon & Paul McCartney were at Studios Two and Three, EMI Studios working on the White Album. Paul was developing his songs Blackbird’ and ‘Helter Skelter’ . George and Ringo were in the US where George was filming for Ravi Shankar’s movie ‘Raga’ #Beatles