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5.08pm
23 January 2022
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Ok, I’ve noticed that the acknowledgements section of the Linda McCartney book thanks “Heather, Mary and James”. Does anyone have any idea why Stella isn’t mentioned? I haven’t had any success Googling it.
My hot take is that after the Beatles split they went down the paths of spiritualism, solipsism, alcoholism, and Paul McCartney
-- Jason Carty, Nothing is Real podcast
10.05pm
18 April 2013
Offline Updated list…continuing to downsize. Got rid of my LIFE, “Remembering…” books. Non-essential.
Lennon, by Ray Coleman
The book with “YES” on the cover that comes in the John Lennon signature box
A collection of the JL Rolling Stone interviews
Real Love , the book of JL’s drawings for/with Sean
The John Lennon Letters
Who Killed John Lennon ?
In His Own Write
A Spaniard in the Works
Skywriting By Word of Mouth
Grapefruit (Ono)
John Lennon , Unseen Archives
The Beatles, Unseen Archives
Anthology
The Beatles On the Road (Benson)
Yellow Submarine children’s storybook
Yoko Ono: Collector of Skies
The collection of Paul McCartney Rolling Stone interviews
Beatlemania! The Real Story of the Beatles UK Tours
Chant and Be Happy (Hare Krishna book with interviews with John, George and Yoko)
The Beatles’ England (a tour guide of important places in Beatle history)
John and Yoko’s Playboy interviews
Tune In Deluxe Extended Edition
The Last Days of John Lennon (Fred Seaman)
John Lennon , The New York Years (Bob Gruen)
The BBC Archives
Inside the Yellow Submarine
The Complete Beatles Chronicle (Lewisohn)
The Beatles Recording Sessions (Lewisohn)
Many Years from Now
John Lennon in My Life (Shotton)
Postcards from the Boys (Ringo)
Instamatic Karma
Here, There And Everywhere (Emerick)
Living in the Material World
Acorn (Yoko Ono)
The Beatles in America (Leigh)
A Hard Day’s Night (came with the Blu-ray, I have 2 copies of the book)
John Lennon : The Collected Artwork
Lennon Revealed (Kane)
The Lennon Companion
How I Won the War–Photos from the Film
John Lennon : Drawings, Performances, Films
Loving John (Pang)
The Beatles Lyrics (Davies)
The Lost Beatles Interviews (Giuliano)
The Beatles in America (Smithsonian Magazine)
the book in the Harrison/Shankar “Collaborations” box
the books in the Harrison Apple Years and Dark Horse Years boxes
Nowhere Man , Robert Rosen (signed)
I Me Mine (Harrison)
Photograph (Ringo Starr )
The Beatles Illustrated Lyrics
Memories of John Lennon (ed. Yoko)
Lennonology, Strange Days Indeed
The Beatles (Igloo Books)
Uncut – The ultimate collectors edition
Riding So High (Goodden)
Lennon On Lennon
The Beatles, the Authorized Biography (Davies)
Man on the Run (Doyle)
The Gospel According to the Beatles (Turner)
Ringo: With a Little Help
Baby’s In Black (Bellstorf)
Lennon Remembers (Wenner)
Lennon (Coleman – updated edition)
Yoko Ono, Half a Wind Show- A Retrospective
John & Yoko / Plastic Ono Band – In Their Own Words
George Harrison on George Harrison – Interviews and Encounters
Imagine John Yoko Deluxe Edition
Imagine Ultimate Collection book (which is an abridged version of the book above)
Gimme Some Truth Deluxe box set book
Yes Yoko Ono
The book in the White Album Deluxe box set
The book in the Sgt. Pepper Deluxe box set
The book in the Abbey Road Deluxe box set
The book in the Let It Be Deluxe box set
The Get Back book
Harrison by the editors of Rolling Stone
Dakota Days by John Green
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Rube, Von Bontee"If you're ever in the shit, grab my tit.” —Paul McCartney
11.39pm
1 December 2009
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Having had to move my ton of possessions three times since 2017, I’ve decided to rid myself of a lot of stuff. These seem to be the only Beatles related books I still have, and I guess I’m gonna conginue keeping all of them
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Richard, Rube, StrawberrySauceGEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
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