bri🌼

screw that old bitch. he's a nazi (screenshot from the tv show It's Always Sunny in Philly)

me anytime anyone brings up elon

A good morning tune

unintentional beatles reference but at what cost

They honestly make the train bit so convincing that's so cool

Filming: A Hard Day’s Night This was The Beatles' first day in Twickenham Film Studios, where they would later shoot Help!, Let It Be and a number of promotional videos and solo projects. On this day The Beatles worked from 8am ...

11 March 1964:

The Beatles perform I Should Have Known Better on the train in A Hard Day's Night.

The shoot takes place at Twickenham Film Studios, where the set is rocked to simulate train movement while the Beatles mime to the song.

See more:

www.beatlesbible.com/1964/03/11/f...

Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

#Yellowstone #Wyoming #landscapes

a spot of tea to help your monday along
#beatles #thebeatles #getback #johnlennon #paulmccartney #georgeharrison #ringostarr #teatles

app layout now that I got to lock tf in

from a couple of nights ago <3

#photography

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Uninstalled Twitter the day it goes haywire 🙃🙏

There was this one during get back where the cup wad super small (i think) and I just always remember it.

first I serioused, then I.... smiled?

GIVE UP, ELON MUSK

You know the ladder that John walked up in Yoko’s solo show and there was a magnifying glass and on the ceiling it said “yes” well this is like this but it says “TEA”

Please excuse posting random stuff but there is some hoy in this I think

just so beautiful 🌈🤍

"How do you keep your pants on when you're performing? It's incredible!"

".......... Belt."

'New Year’s Eve'
(subway)
Photo by Danny Lyon, New York City, New York, 1966
#BlackHistory

no one has looked cooler than george harrison at the un

george smiling

I feel like there will more people waiting on the line in advance (like in the morning) so I don't want to wait the whole day if there's no use

ON A FRIDAY!! do I attempt it? 🤔

I'm s fucking annoyed can anyone talk rn

Hence, why Christian indirectly effects George - a lead guitarists and one who greatly benefited from electric guitars. 🎸

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Because of this feat and the way Christian pushed the guitar out of the rhythm section and into the front line of jazz orchestra's, he was also seen as the stepping stone to lead guitarists in bands.

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Photo courtesy of Lynn Wheelwright

Up until that time, jazz guitarists struggled (knowingly or not) with their instruments projection, as the technology of recording was only just starting to improve. Enter amplification and connecting a speaker directly to a guitar, you have yourself some clear sounds!

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This swing and jazz cat who played with the Benny Goodman Sextet and Orchestra was not only a key figure in the development of bebop - he was among the first musicians to use the electric guitar!

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Today's Black musician is more an indirect influence to George's life than directly - however he's still a very important piece of the music puzzle:

Charlie Christian!
(July 29, 1916 - March 2, 1942)

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Black background with white text: “I’ve always loved a lot of old blues artists, people like Robert Johnson and Memphis Minnie.” - George Harrison, Chicago Tribune, November 1976 “[H]ow fantastic they were — some of those old Muddy Waters and Robert Johnson things. And I began to realize that, though a lot of those blues were 12-bar things, some of them don’t change at all — they’re all on one chord and there’s a natural connection there with the Indian thing. So I’d really like to try mixing Indian drones with blues guitar just to see what comes out. I know it could work out.” - George Harrison, Record Mirror, January 1, 1972

Here are a couple of quotes from George showing his love for Johnson and the blues genre - which made a notable mark on his music in both his solo work and a couple of his Beatles songs ("Savoy Truffle" "For You Blue" etc)

creds to harrisonarchive on tumblr for the quotes!

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Robert Johnson was a blues guitarist and was best know for being a pioneer of the Delta Blues. However long ago he was around for, his unique guitar techniques and vocals were and are embraced by generations of blues musicians.

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