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Days In The Life by Philip Willey

29 December 2012
3.22pm

philip

A Beginning

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I hope this is the right place for this. I just wrote a book about my Sixties memories. Now I have to get the word out. I met John Lennon a few times and I tried to incorporate what I remember into a short narrative. Different parts include a visit to Weybridge, meeting Yoko in Indica Gallery, Abbey Road , Bag of Nails and ending up on Bermuda. Feel free to message me if you want more info…..Phil.

http://www.philipwilley.com/books.html

30 December 2012
7.05pm

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If you ever get tired of playing the same old Beatles songs in Timbuktu be sure to check out ‘Days in the Life’.

http://www.philipwilley.com/books.html

You may learn something new.

31 December 2012
3.11pm

Into the Sky with Diamonds

New York

Candlestick Park

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Philip,

Welcome – there are a few writers on the Forum!

"Into the Sky with Diamonds" (the Beatles and the Race to the Moon – a history)

31 December 2012
3.47pm

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Thanks for making me welcome. I feel like I should contribute more but I’m not a Beatles expert. All I have is a few memories from the Sixties and I put them into my book. I like writing and I wanted to get the stuff down while I still have time. I never thought of it as a commercial venture but having printed a bunch I want to spread them around so I came across this forum. Self-promotion doesn’t come easily to me. Happy New Year…….Phil.

2 January 2013
6.06am

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Hollywood Bowl

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EDITED: I thought I was a writer but I wasn’t even half of what a writer actually does.

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