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11 September 2018

7.30am

1 November 2013

Are there any authenticated/known photographs of the real Eleanor Rigby (1895-1939)? I can't find any by Googling.
1.13am

24 June 2019

Starr Shine? said
Are there any authenticated/known photographs of the real Eleanor Rigby (1895-1939)? I can't find any by Googling.
No one knows what she looks like as she no longer keeps her face in the jar by the door
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11 September 2018

JW OBoogie said
Starr Shine? said
Are there any authenticated/known photographs of the real Eleanor Rigby (1895-1939)? I can't find any by Googling.
No one knows what she looks like as she no longer keeps her face in the jar by the door
As a side note, there must be somebody who has done research into the Eleanor Rigby who is buried in Woolton. A quick search of the 1939 register suggests she was living at 4 High Street, Liverpool at the time of her death for instance.
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sir walter raleigh1.45pm

26 January 2017

That’s a great name for an album, “4 High Street”
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4.13am

2 November 2020

Hello, longtime reader, first-time poster.
I read somewhere that 1996 was The Beatles' best-selling year - the Anthology and knock-on effect of all the publicity meant that people bought mountains of their catalogue albums on CD - but I can't remember where I read it. Can anyone help me verify?
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18 April 2013

MedicineMajor said
Hello, longtime reader, first-time poster.
I read somewhere that 1996 was The Beatles' best-selling year - the Anthology and knock-on effect of all the publicity meant that people bought mountains of their catalogue albums on CD - but I can't remember where I read it. Can anyone help me verify?
https://www.tampabay.com/archi.....op-charts/
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4.28pm

29 November 2020

Hello, this is my first time posting to this forum, and I wondered if you could answer a question for me. I frequently see "The End " cited as the last song that all four Beatles worked on (such as on the Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.....tles_song)). However, the history section of this website lists "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" as the last song all four worked on (https://www.beatlesbible.com/1.....-so-heavy/). Does anyone know what the last song worked on by the Beatles was?
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