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August 7, 1961 Litherland Town Hall, Liverpool (Paul, get back to where you once belonged)
@Ron Nasty, perhaps you may want to consider changing the thread requirements to 25 Best ??? Pictures (just to keep things movin’ along)
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December 20, 1958: 18 year-old John Lennon , 16 year-old Paul McCartney and 15 year-old George Harrison appeared as The Quarry Men at the wedding reception for George’s older brother, Harry. The event was held at the Harrison family home at 25 Upton Green in Liverpool.
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#21 Circa August – November 1960. The Bambi Kino
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September 30, 1962: in front of the Liver Building on the Albert Dock in Liverpool
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August 10, 1962: Aboard the MV Royal Iris somewhere on the Mercy.
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Stuart, John and Paul at the Blue Angel on 10 May 1960; Larry Parnes audition:
Maybe reduce it to the top 30, @sigh butterfly?
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Sounds good! (Btw-I love combing through these old pictures. Looking up the Liverpool locations on the map makes my spidey senses tingle. All these places…)
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Offline #25 March 1961. Liverpool Jazz Society
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The Top Ten Club, Hamburg, 1961 (Questions: Is this the true 5th Beatle and who dressed the lads this night?)
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17 December 2012
Offline Horst is not the true 5th Beatle, brother Fred may have been though. 
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11 June 2015
Offline Thanks Ron, your comment made me giggle.
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Liverpool, 1961 with Bob Wooler (Cavern Club DJ) in more peaceful times.
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Offline Love this one … another one from the Top 10 Club?
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Offline ^ I guess that is #28.
29. 1961. Looking luscious in leather.
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Hume Hall, Birkenhead Aug., 18, 1962 Ringo’s first appearance as a Beatle
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Anyone else ever collect or enjoy looking at magazine covers? Got any favs?
#1
Rolling Stone – Issue #1 Nov., 9, 1967
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17 December 2012
Offline Does this include solo magazine covers, @sigh butterfly?
Can’t include my all time favourite magazine cover unfortunately, as I can’t find it on the internet.
It was a 1984 cover of weekly London entertainment and events listing magazine Time Out. Coincided with Give My Regards To Broad Street , critically seeing Paul at one of his lowest points, and the cover headline was, the lettering style Jamie Reid (did most of the Sex Pistols sleeve artwork) cut-out letters and words from newspapers: “PAUL McCARTNEY: Do You Still Need Me Now It’s ’84?”
The picture of Paul, a typical publicity photo of the time but heavily reimagined by the artist, who may even have been Jamie Reid, was a head and shoulders, wearing a punk leather jacket – studded and with hanging chains, Sid Vicious style; lipstick on; rouged cheeks; eyeliner and mascara; blue eyelids; and a mohican, multi-coloured – red, white, and blue, if recall correctly.
Brilliant cover. Just wish I could find it…
Anyway, I couldn’t so…
#2 Time, 22 September 1967; Gerald Scarfe (future husband of Jane Asher)…
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11 June 2015
Offline Hi @Ron Nasty , yes solo Beatle’s mag covers are welcome. I think I found The Time Out cover you mentioned, but it’s part of a collage so it is kind of small. I’m sure a full size version will turn up before we hit 30 images.
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Life magazine, Aug. 28, 1964. This was the first cover I collected (stolen from my parents subscription pile).
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Offline Yeah, that’s definitely it, @sigh butterfly. Thanks. Not quite as I remembered but it’s been 30+ years since I saw it and I got most of the details right. I love it because it’s just such a striking reimagination of Paul. More New Romantic than the Punk I recalled.
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11 June 2015
Offline I like it too Ron. Made me laugh at first, but I think the magazines intention was serious (a good kick in the behind).
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Art work depicting the Beatles appeared on the cover of MAD magazine several times. This one was published in Sept. 1968.
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