UNSEEN Paul McCartney George Harrison Jan 70 Photo
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- A never before seen photo of Paul McCartney and George Harrison in the studio from January 1970 I Me Mine recording session has been published today on Paul's 78th birthday. The photo was posted by the official George Harrison Facebook and Twitter accounts, with the message "Happy Birthday Paul!". No photos from these 1970 sessions have ever been published before!
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I absolutely love these photos are trickling out that have never been seen in over 50 years, I think Paul clearly looks like his cover for the McCartney album and George on the All Things Must Pass album.
I think George’s hair is not quite as long as it was on the cover. It’s getting there but not quite
When I saw this yesterday I knew immediately that it was January 1970, I've always wanted to see a photo from these sessions, so another tick on the bucket list !
When i saw that picture i right away realized that this was never seen before. Because both of them are wearing beards. If you are a Beatles Nerd as i am, you will know that they sort of alternate themselves with who had beards and who does not, i do not know if they did it deliberately but on the Get Back sessions Paul was the one who had Beard and John and George does not (George had a Moustache), then on Abbey Road John and George had beards but Paul Does not. But this one, this one is unseen because Both Paul and George had Beards.
could be between shaves
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@@dallasbrubaker6054 yeah that's another possibility 😀😀
Ringo also has a beard on Abbey Road though not fully grown out.
Thanks for showing that.The minute I saw it I thought something was strange and then realized that it was because I had not seen George with long hair and beard with Paul with the full beard too. As another Beatles nerd I too find it exciting!. I like the way the lights around you started flashing when you said that you found it exciting!
That was compete coincidence, couldn't have timed it better! 🙂👍
It's great to see a previously unseen photograph, especially on Paul's birthday.
Very interesting indeed! Very glad that we are still digging up unreleased photos of them. I also love "I Me Mine" and think it's interesting that it was technically the last Beatles song to be recorded.
I bet Beatles Historian/Author, Mark Lewisohn is all over this unseen photo ! Thanks for sharing it Andrew. I hadn't seen it before!
I'm certainly hoping for a comment from Mark at some point!
The photo was released by Olivia Harrison on Paul's birthday...
Love this photo! Always was hoping there was pictures of the last sessions. Maybe we'll get more in the LIB 50 package. Hope so! Cheers!
I would have thought it is part of the upcoming Let It release. A little teaser.
Could be!
I agree. The Beatles, and I mean that in the business sense of the word, never let an opportunity for a little bit of subliminal self-promotion go by. I'm sure more photos from the session exist, no photographer worth their salt goes in, takes one photo and leaves, and these photos I'm sure will turn up in the Let it Be release. Perhaps we might even see RIngo in one or two of the photos as well? x
You know Andrew at first I thought you spliced it together . And then finding out my sell about this WOW this is a shocker !!!! You know I do wonder if we all are looking at a sneak peek of a photo for All This Must Pass . For the book in the new set coming out ???. Thanks for showing this just great !!! Take care .
Hi.
I saw the photo on George's Twitter. Never seen this before.
Totally agree with you that it is during recording I Me Mine.
Did you listen to a Paul album today at his birthday? I played Red Rose Speedway.
Hi Pe, yes I decided to do an album from each debase from 70s oneards, so I also did Red Rose Speedway, then Pipes Of Peace, then Rushes, then Twin Freaks and I've one more to do tonight, not decided which yet!
Red Rose Speedway ? No balls - to much maracas
Great, intimate photo. I seen this on George Harrison's fb page...it is stunning, so intimate working on the Let it Be sessions which produced some of their finest compositions to date with Let it Be, the Long and Winding Road, Dig a Pony, Across the Universe seems to suit this perfect with Get Back and Don't Let Me Down, the One after 909, I Me Mine and of course George's brilliant For You Blue, this monster single was played a lot in Canada radio, too bad not an A-side because the radio play was terrific. This photo shown and nicely explained shows the intimacy like the early days, the Hamburg days with their guitars in a dark alley finding chords...a remarkable photo.
Thanks for posting Andrew. What an excellent photo. Pity they're not smiling but you can't have everything...Cheers
I truly love it when unseen photos of The Beatles surfaced! Especially one of George and Paul. Lots and lots of Lennon/McCartney talks are there but I hope someone will do an analysis on the dynamic between George and Paul... Thank you so much for the video!
Thanks, I've recently been having some ideas about a George/Paul relationship video, hopefully I will do that some time soon!
@@AndrewDixonMusic Thank you so much in advance! George seemed to act distant and many people think that George disliked Paul, but I think they're more brotherly than John/Paul and deep down George appreciated Paul more than what he had to say in public.
Thanks for that Andrew .Great to see the photo
Cheers David!
Thanks for another great video, Andrew. Thank you also for respecting Sir Paul's privacy and not bragging that you were obviously filming in his back garden in the Hamptons.I am sure,too, that you both will be traveling to Tulsa Oklahoma for the rally on the 20th. KAG! CANZUKUSI in 2021!
Lovely. Great photo i like it. Thanx for posting andrew. By the way you're an expert on vinyl definitely more than i am, i'm sure you 'll find this interesting, particularly on Paul's birthday : anyone born in 33 turned 45 in 78.lol
Ha, good fact!
They have had this picture up in the beatles shop in mathew Street for many years.
Fascinating Andrew! I assume Linda took this shot? Love the lighting FX in your gazebo.
Cheers James! No idea who took the photo, hadn't even considered the obvious that it would be Linda, I just assumed it would be from George's collection with it coming from his camp today, hopefully we'll find out one day!
Love the photo! Wonderful video too!
Great photo indeed, and I wonder if it might be a little bit to tantalise ahead of the EVENTUAL release of the new Get Back film.. a small taste of things to come? I cant imagine now we have seen this photo that there was only one shot taken on that day.. I can speculate but I'd like to think this could be a taste of things to come and a great way to celebrate Paul's birthday by getting us all talking!!
I hope you're right Jamie!
Love the way the lights start to flash just as Andrew says how excited he is by the picture!
I wish I could say I planned it but I'd be lying! 😄👍
This gave me goosebumps! Thanks for the upload. ✌️
Hi Andrew, you will have seen the new 'Get back' book mentioned on The Beatles website, available in 345 days time or so,, no rush then..... What I do like is how The Beatles have followed the logic their official biographer, Hunter Davies. When asked what he regretted/missed most in the biography he said that he wished he had included more of The Beatles in the studio in the biography-now-or rather in a years time we will have a whole lot more studio chat from the lads themselves.......
Agreed it is a sweet sensational photo and it will be from the I Me Mine sessions. Just to think that some 12-15 years earlier these tired celebrities were young boys that met on a bus to school.
This photo rivals that photograph that turned up a few years ago of John and Paul brotherly recording Ballad of John and Yoko together, with Yoko’s feet in the foreground, when Paul and John were supposedly at odds with each other.
Hi Andrew. A simple question. It is now widely accepted that the whole 'Get Back'/'Let It Be' project, the new film and the old film remastered and whatever audio and book equivalents follow, has been left to go out in Sept 2021 rather than Sept 2020 because of Covid 19. But where does that leave the copyright issues on all the material they have striven to create for the project? If the material in the project is being put out to stop the rights on a great mass of material lapsing into the public domain, via copyright controlled new improved versions etc then surely put the material out a year late is letting a lot of material go out of copyright, which reduces the point of the exercise? Your thoughts on this would be welcome.
Hi, great question! I talked about this very thing at various points in my live stream last week, there's a few ways it could go, essentially it may boil down to "Apple can probably afford much better lawyers than anyone who tries to release any of this stuff" even if it's technically legal! Anyway, if you get chance , discussed at various points here: ua-cam.com/video/TroSRmnvGVo/v-deo.html 🙂👍
When I saw that I knew immediately that I had never seen that picture before. Thanks for the context! Just subscribed!
Thanks Steve, and welcome!
Thanks for the rare photo. Interesting to see Paul and George playing together, when it isn't going to be too long before George joins John on IMAGINE LP to send up Mr. McCartney with "How Do You Sleep?".... It would be many years before Paul and George would perform together again when John is no longer around. 🕉
Great photo and very interesting as we haven’t seen any pictures from the session do you think they stumbled across this photo when looking through what they had for let it be 50? Also any idea when the next live stream is going to be
Quite possible Anthony I suppose that that's how it's been found. I don't have a live stream date yet but hopefully soon!
“I Me Mine” is one of my favorite songs by George. Cool photo.
Isn’t it 1969 when they filmed the Let it Be sessions ? Pretty sure it was.
It was , January 1969, but this was an additional 2 day session in January 1970 designed to get a studio recording of I Me Mine to be used in the film that was well in to production.
Would love to know how they parted company. Did they see: "See you soon!"
See you in the clubs
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR 70TH BIRTHDAY. SIR PAUL. LOVE AND PEACE IN YOUR MUSIK. YOU MADE PEOPLE HAPPY WITH IT. CARRY ON SIR PAUL YOU MAKE MY LIFE HAPIER VERY HAPIER.
This is so awesome!
Happy birthday Sir Paul. Great photo. Hope it is included in the new Let it Be 50 box when it happens! I wonder if Linda took the pic?
Cool down my friend, Paul and George made Abby Road together John was off with Yoko, this was their album. When you listen to 'Something', and 'Here Comes the Sun', you can hear McCartney all over those two songs. Plus it was Gorge's synth what they all used what gave Abby Road, it's modern sounds. Gorge always said and he told Lennon to his face " I done everything you asked me to do and you abandoned me', this was after he(Gorge) ripped off Lennon's sunglasses and threw them on the floor, telling John, " I want to see your fucking eyes', this incident happened after Abbey Road it was when John let him down, by backing out of the show for Bangladesh charity concert. But the ill feelings was building up from the Let it be, to the Abby Road sessions, Lennon isn't on none of Harrison songs on the Abbey Road Album. John, however, did make sure Gorge got his first Beatles A side with 'Something", it was the best song on Abby Road, but it was Gorge and Paul worked on it and as the story goes Gorge felt Lennon had
Abandoned him and he was very upset about losing his boss, brother and mentor to Yoko, it was because Gorge told John, he didn't want him bringing Yoko to perform at the Bangladesh concert why Lennon didn't show up. And let us not forget, it was McCartney who brought Harrison into the Beatles in the first place, they were childhood friends long before McCartney even met Lennon and there is many Pictures of the two of them together, why would you get so excited about this one, I'm not sure but didn't Harrison die in one of McCarthy's houses in America, I know they made up before he died and Gorge said " I always looked up to Paul, he was my Hero', I myself have always wanted to know what happened between the two of them, but as far as I know it has never been fully explained, but brothers sometimes fall out their falling out seemed to be Gorge feeling McCartney was holding him back, but remember this for every 1 Harrison song Lennon and McCartney would have to do 2 to earn as much as Harrison. The only Album there was an equal split between the three writers was on "Revolver " where Gorge got 3 songs placed. He only got 1 on their next Album. Some one was keeping him in his place. Anyway got to say goodbye and good luck!
Great photo.Thanks for showing. I agree with Beatle Brad could be included in the box set of
All Things must Pass. Be safe.
Andrew , never saw this photo, thank you, like, interesting be safe, Steve
It had precursor (funny) photo hours before that was captioned " Happy Birthday, Gordon Murray! " that was obviously Photoshoped - probably Dhani (I'm assuming)...then the Paul and George photo appeared later that day. Paul probably got a laugh 😂
It’s time to confess Andrew, your in “the dog box” The missis has finally had enough of your Beatles ramblings and kicked you out of the house ! Love your videos, cheers for posting the great pic
I've been rumbled!
New sub to your channel. Very much enjoying your videos.
Thank you Tim, and welcome! 🙂👍
@@AndrewDixonMusic thanks Andrew, keep up the good work 👍
Amazing..I'd love a photo from John and ringo November 1980...
It is cool..Paul looks like the cover of McCartney and George the cover of All things must Pass..There are a few of George and Paul together in the 70's. That are cool as well..The opening of the Living in the Material World footage of them ending The Beatles..around 74/75..I love that
Why so sure? The outfits looks too light for this photo been taken in Winter 1970... Look at Paul's thin shirt.
This looks to me like a summer 1969 photo from the Abbey Road sessions. Just the fact that we've never seen a photo of Paul with a beard in that period doesn't mean he has never wore it for a week or something
The hair and beards look like around the time they were both producing their first solo records.
Hi Andrew I like your channel and I like the things you are doing , just a question have you heard anything of a new magical mystery tour box set as apple have done Pepper white album and abbey road, I think it would be very good for them to re release it .
Thanks Simon, no I've not heard anything on that, I hope it happens as there's lots of things we could get as extras, but I think it's too far in the future for it to be something that there are any details/rumours of yet 🙂👍
Andrew Dixon thanks for taking the time to reply to me and keep the videos going great stuff and you certainly know your records.
this is really cool, but no one except Beatles Nerds like us, would think so!
Wow, didn't know that!
Its Anthology 3 coming to life. Its Amazing, Amazing, and did I say Amazing.! This could be the last official photo of the Fabs😀😭
Hope we see some film footage in the new Let it Be movie.
That was a great little coffee break video, thank you. A couple of years ago I bought a picture (it's in colour, and poster format) of the early (maybe 1964 or 1965) Beatles in their blue-grey suits and ties, playing in the customary left-right line-up of Paul, George, Ringo further back, then John. They're standing (Ringo seated at drums) in front of what looks like a big screen of many little square metal panels hanging against a plain white/cream wall. I've been curious about where and when it was taken, as I've never seen any others from the same session or situation. Happy to send anybody a picture of it if they think they might be able to help. Oh, I bought the picture in Japan.
Just to add: I bought the picture in a junk shop for 1,000 yen (around 7 pounds). It brightens up my office.
Stop guessing. Send it to Paul and ask him what he remembers from it.
Are you certain it's 1970? Paul had a beard for the Let it Be sessions which were mostly early 1969 . This could be an early session for Abbey Road before it was released because Paul did not have a beard on Abbey Road which was released Sept. 69.
Georges hair was not that long in those Let It Be Sessions, and Paul's was a little longer than shown in this photo. Do a Google imagae search of Paul at his Scottish farm in 1970, you'll see his hair and beard look this they do here.
Precious photograph !
George looks exactly like this on the cover of Abbey Road. Same style of hair, same style of facial hair. Could this be their Abbey Road sessions with Paul shaving his facial hair shortly after this photo was taken? To me, this photo looks all Abbey Road, but I could be mistaken.
I was thinking that. Could easily be early July ‘69.
@@andrewkemp1882 no, January 1970. Paul had no beard during the recording of Abbey Road. Enough fan photos would prove it.
I said early July. I know the known photos from the sessions show Paul without a beard but unless there are photos of Paul in late June without a beard, the presence of the beard doesn’t prove these are from January ‘70. He might have shaved. John wasn’t there are the start of July ‘69 either so his absence doesn’t necessarily point to January ‘70.
Doug Lee This must be January 3,1970 in that Paul has had his hair trimmed! Compare the length of his hair on this pic to the Abbey Road album cover.
See the footage of George supporting the tour of Delaney & Bonnie some days earlier and you will see, he had exactly this look.
can I ask a daft and unrelated question what do you call that structure you're sat in in your garden?
Haha, well we call it the shed but the brochure calls it a Gazebo!
I've sometimes wondered why pictures of the January 3 & 4,1970 Beatles, minus John Lennon, sessions were never published.
I believe this pic is from the January 3,1970 session for George Harrison's "I Me Mine".
This pic could have been recently discovered during the recent "Let It Be" re~release project.
Looks like studio #2 at EMI (Abbey Road) because of those wood panels on the.wall behind them. I'd say it is from the 4/1/70 session because Paul had been on holiday the previous monfh at his farm in Scotland (watch the Maybe I'm Amazed vjdeo) and had grown the beard back as you see in the photos in from Maybe I'm Amazed.
There were no Sessions on 4-1-70. It was January 1970, John was already gone and the 3 others were finishing a song for the film, that is the only reason they did it- it had to be on the record for the film.
Highly unlikely this is from 4/1/70 as Paul had the infamous row with Ringo the day before. Ringo had the misfortune of delivering the message for John/George/Apple/Klein that Paul would have to push his McCartney album release date to June, prompting Paul to throw Ringo out of his house. The only Beatle present at the 4/1 session was Ringo doing drum overdubs on Across the Universe, Long and Winding Road, and I, Me, Mine.
Enjoyed seeing your american flag in the background cheers from the us
I hadn't seen it either.I'm a year and a bit late but better late than never.
Great to see the photo. Did they record anything other than I Me Mine?
The did Let It Be overdubs but nothing with guitars. If you're interested in Let It Be recording sessions I did a full day by day account recently 🙂👍 ua-cam.com/play/PLic9raX2cEEtEEwa4VPfDefpGDV6xb7yd.html
@@AndrewDixonMusic I've already seen the video. Very informative and thoroughly recommended. One more question though: Who produced these sessions?
@@markbowen6623 Glyn Johns, he was still in charge for a little while until Phil Spector was brought in instead.
@@markbowen6623 George did lay down a lead guitar track for let it be sometime that year.
@@AndrewDixonMusic George recorded a new solo for the song 'Let it Be' during those January 1970 sessions. It's the one that is prominent on the original album version of the song.
It's a great photo!
Hi Andrew Thank you and I would love to be on your FRIEND list ? I'm 68 from Omaha Ne
I think this photo was "discovered" in the research and data collection for a Let it Be Anniversary box set release. Images were most likely sent to the Beatles and their estates for approval in the book accompanying the music release. And this was among those shots. Olivia or Dhani probably didn't realize how rare this image is before posting it. Or maybe they did. Either way! I think it's an indication that some deep preparation work has been done on a Let it Be 50th book, and not just looking at images from Jan 1969, either! Hope there are a few more shots from this session.
I think that's absolutely the most likely explanation!
This is probably not from January 1970, the reason being is that I remember reading something years ago about the last days of any of the Beatles going into the recording study in the beginning of 1970. The article said that only one of them, probably Paul, came into the studio one last time to put a final touch on Let it be. Only Olivia probably knows the answer to this question.
Hi David, I Me Mine didn't exist as a proper recording until January 3rd 1970, that's the day that George Paul and Ringo recorded a short minute and a half version of it, that was then extended in length by repeating a section of it for the final released version.
A beautiful photograph. It made me feel very sentimental...and just a little sad...why couldn’t you have been nicer to George, Macca?
He was nice to Him. Harrison was a miserable get at the best of times. No pleasing some people.
I wonder how close this photo's date was to that of the photo of Paul with baby Mary tucked into his coat?
I think (but I'm going from memory) that the photo of Paul and Mary was late 1969 so likely this was just a few weeks later
I had did some research a while back how I Me Mine was like the last song that was recorded by the Beatles. The only difference was John wasn't around at that point because he was with the Plastic Ono band already left the Beatles except the other 3.
So both Paul and George were working on their solo albums at this time. Brilliant pic. More? Where's Ringo?
Ringo should be there somewhere, hopefully one will show up with him also in!
I hope more photos like this are posted soon
Great photo. Lovely that we've had two previously unseen photos recently. This one from the end of the group and then the one of three hopeful young men laughing together from probably 1958, released in early April this year.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8206617/Unseen-photograph-Quarrymen-taken-Beatles-emerges.html
I can't help but wonder what else The Beatles archives have yet to reveal. They do seem able to surprise us with new stuff even half a century later.
Cheers Andrew
Never know how to get hold of you Andrew. But latest offering from me if you'd like a listen.
ua-cam.com/video/YE3p6MBQ-8Q/v-deo.html
Cheers mate. Hope to hear some more from your band soon 👍
Did you know that Ringo was the last Beatle in April 1970 to record something (drums) for the Beatles? It was with the Spector orchestra recording The Long And Winding Road. So maybe this was the last song worked on haha, and not I Me Mine and backing vocals for Let It Be in January 1970..
There's some talk about the Spector orchestra sessions and Ringo's involvement in this video I did, just before 16 minutes in.. 🙂👍 ua-cam.com/video/P21v0mi9FwQ/v-deo.html
@@AndrewDixonMusic Ah thank you Andrew!
Paul looks the way he looked during the Let It Be sessions. George does look like it is January 70. It may be a montage?
Actually Paul looks exactly like he did on the McCartney album.
What a top man and you got a lovely garden do you keep it yourself
Thanks Lee, yes between me and the Mrs we do!
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Hopefully more of these photos get released !
Bruce15485 It was Abbey Road. Just look at Let it Be movie. Hair was from last album recorded.
It's hard to tell but is that John's Casino behind George? And hadn't John quit the club by then?
I think John left never to return after an August 1969 meeting when he declared he "wanted a divorce" from the band
I would guess that Linda took this picture and probably gave a copy to George. So the archivist found it and probably had a date Linda or George wrote on the back of it.
It looks like they are playing For You Blue.
I wish they release All Things Must pass as a Single in early 1970. As the Beatles with a Paul toon like junk or Something from McCartney.
Cool
The Beatles photos are owned exclusively by Apple Corps. That's the deal between all 4 principals.
I'm interested to learn more about this. Have you seen any websites that give more detail? A quick Google search didn't show me anything.
More photos here: facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.4301579286628912&type=3
I personally own a photograph of Paul McCartney from April 1967 that I have never seen anybody else have, and have never seen published anywhere in the last 50 years
i.imgur.com/80eAYxr.jpg
I bought it from the Chicago Tribune Archives about 10-15 years ago. I believe they did use this photograph in either 1970 or 71, but it seems to be it was never used again after that
That's great, I certainly don't ever remember seeing it! Looks like his strawberry Fields video look. 🙂👍
That would be January 1967. This is from April 1967 when he had visited Jane Asher in Denver, then returned to Los Angeles with Mal Evans. There are other photos from that day, but I've never seen the one I have anywhere else, and it's probably his best headshot of the Sgt Pepper era.
i.imgur.com/X9HbmEi.jpg
Mal Evans was filming Paul with a color videocamera on that trip, here is a colorized shot of Paul wearing the same coat as the photo that I have
It's a great rare photo. Pity there's only the one.
Wasn’t Ringo with them to do the overdubs?
He was, hopefully some photos with him on will get released, that would be good!
He was, also this was a full recording session to record 'I Me Mine' from scratch, not just an overdub session.
Probably Linda took it. And it’s come to light for the let it be accompaniment booklet
I recognize what both them are handsome.
That's very cool to see. Also the Paul doc has just been released which is an awesome channel; if you ever get time this channel is like the 'real' Anthology (that doesn't have to appease all parties..!) ua-cam.com/users/paigeconte
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Did the 3 of them really convene in A.R. that day just to re-take or complete 'I Me Mine' ? and not record or complete anything else while there? Seems a wasted opportunity to just do the one number - but I don't know what mentality they were bringing with them or agenda at that delicate time...but I was just wondering if that one song of George's was enough to bring Paul down from Scotland ...perhaps they each had other business to attend to in London.
Yes they did I Me Mine on 3rd January and overdubs on Let It Be the day after.
Paul was in London as it was right around the time he was making his solo album, none of which was done in Scotland 🙂👍
Andrew Dixon - i see , elementary my dear Dixon
Paul McCartney is the most documented & interviewed human being ever ..and so I wonder how that affects his ( or anyone similars' ) recollections, considering there is ample documentation in archive media in literature/ picture/film/audio you name it, of what, where he did something and when he did it, and who with but at the same time our own memories are personal and not always factually accurate. Someone like Paul has far far more things to jog his memory, but does that make your memory better?
There must be so many memories in Paul's head, got to be hard for him to keep up!
Andrew Dixon I think this is highlighted by the re- production of the Let It Be film. He had previously ( correct me if I am wrong ) thought of the film and the whole process of making let it be as part of a very negative stage in the Beatles career and has for decades done his best to dissociate himself from it. But now he has seen a new version he is saying it wasn’t such a negative time and it was really just the editorial choices of Michael Lyndsey-Hogg ( and im not talking here about Phil Spector though that is also relevant ) that made it appear such a drag. Do you see what i mean ? This difference in documenting has swayed his personal memories
Karl Pilkington with hair ??
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Thanks for posting! If you have a second, we posted an Eddie Van Halen tribute video. As fellow music lovers, we'd love if you'd take a listen. It's on our channel. Don't go too hard on us :)
50 years too late
Why do u have a Yank flag -very un-British
Just souvenirs from some good holidays! Plenty of Union Jacks dotted around the place too 🙂👍
The I me mine recording sessions were on 20 August 1969
No, they were definitely January 1970.
@@AndrewDixonMusic I saw somewhere they were in aug 1969 but I have looked it up and saw you were right!
@@coertvisser9120 I get Beatles stuff wrong all the time, such a big topic! 🙂👍
@@AndrewDixonMusic have you seen this? ua-cam.com/video/kjjqUCvHNIs/v-deo.html
@@coertvisser9120 No not had time yet but I plan to, they look very interesting!
You mean January 69 , they start let it be in January 69 bro sorry but you are wrong
This photo is from January 1970, almost a year after the original Let It Be/Get Back sessions. This was an additional session arranged specifically to create a full studio version of I Me Mine to include on the album, as no full version existed. They also the following day added vocal overdubs to Let It Be. These sessions were approximately 3 to 4 months after John had announced to the rest of the band that he had left The Beatles. These were the only Beatles recording sessions of the 1970s (not including Ringo's contribution to orchestral overdubs recorded by Phil Spector several weeks later).
Yes I just found this out sorry my bad you were right !
No problem! 🙂👍
Might be a good idea to hang the US flag the right way around, if you wish to hang it as a banner!
As it is presented...it means NOTHING.
Watch out everyone, the flag police are here!