“Mick always had to come to his house, because he was Paul McCartney, and you went to him. Paul never came to us. I was always very curious about how Mick saw him, how Mick felt about him. It was always fun to watch. There was always rivalry there. Not from Paul, none at all. Paul was oblivious, but there was something from Mick. It was good fun. It was like watching a game on the television.” ㅡ Marianne Faithfull.
ㅡ From the book “One, Two, Three, Four: The Beatles In Time” by Craig Brown.
Actors dressed as martians for their roles in the show “The Man in the Moon,” at the London Palladium in January 1964, walk across Regent Street as two policemen watch them. Photo by Chris Ware.
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