14 seconds of pure joy as The Beatles arrive back from Sweden, October 1963. I love it all - the screams, the flashing cameras, the chaos, the wide grins on those four faces as they take it all in. Who knows what’s next?

Paul McCartney, probably making a triangle sound amazing.

Paul McCartney, probably making a triangle sound amazing.

Forthcoming from Elliot Mintz - out on 10th October.

Paul McCartney photographed on 20th April 1964, as he filmed an unused solo scene for Hard Day’s Night. A cropped version of this picture was used on the back of the soundtrack LP - so as stared at by millions of adoring eyes.

Lennon and McCartney are all smiles as they chat to the BBC’s Steve Race at The Beatles recording of ‘All You Need Is Love’, June 1967.

George Harrison discusses The Beatles in 1995, Q Magazine.
Pretty much spot on.

John Lennon, 2nd November 1965 as The Beatles record their contributions to the Granada TV special, ‘The Music of Lennon and McCartney’.

Success! Happy #RSD2024 , folks.
Time for a coffee.

A quick thought for Linda McCartney, who we lost 26 years ago today.
‘Every love song that I write is for Linda’ - Paul McCartney

I love 1963 Beatles. Ringo clings to their debut album, he, John and George beam for yet another camera, and Paul scribbles his autograph again.

Paul McCartney, daughter Mary and a little lamb, Scotland 1970.

Paul McCartney talks about Ian Macdonald’s ‘Revolution in the Head’, Uncut Magazine, 2004.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono photographed at Cafe La Fortuna, New York by Kishin Shinoyama, Summer 1980.

The coolest Rock ‘n’ Roll family in town - The McCartney’s arrive at another tour destination with the kids in tow.

Happy Birthday to Julian Lennon, pictured here aged 10 in 1973, as he visited his father in LA, in a trip arranged by May Pang, who can be seen in the background.

Saturday afternoon at the coffee shop in the company of Piet Schreuders’s peerless Beatles edition of his Furore magazine. Forensic, deep dive Beatles reading recommended for all serious Beatle heads.