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📆 #ONTHISDAY - Today in John / Yoko history
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We can keep posting here as we were doing before?
YES PLEASE!
I will start asap.
#OTD, in 1969, had the first showing of the film "Let It Be".
Photo taken by Yoko Ono.
Lime/Wander
was @SgtLimestar on Twitter!
this is the first time I've ever seen this image...this is so cool what..
#OTD, in 1971, John Lennon and Yoko Ono started to film the promotion film for the music video of "Imagine" at Tittenhurst Park.
Euan Buchan
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On this day in 1965 The Beatles album 'Help! was released in the UK.
#OTD, in 1969, this polaroid was taken by a fan.
"John was almost revered by his fans, and the reactions he gave me were impressive. I think Paul, George, and Ringo were loved, but John was inspiring. Yoko was always close to him. Because of her short stature, she seemed afraid of getting lost in the crowd, but she noticed people much more than John did. She would tell him with her eyes that he should stop and do something for an admirer, pick a flower, look at the camera, or do something else." — Barbara Fenik, a fan.
Lime/Wander
was @SgtLimestar on Twitter!
another image I have never seen before...this is so neat dude
#OTD, in 1964, The Beatles (- Paul McCartney) met Jayne Mansfield and no, John didn't piss in her drink.
Lime/Wander
was @SgtLimestar on Twitter!
#OTD, in 1976, John Lennon got his Green Card.
Joan J. Starwind
a song can start a revolution.
OTD in 1968 - Mad Day Out!
Lime/Wander
was @SgtLimestar on Twitter!
shoutout to my favorite photoshoot they all looked stunning there
Euan Buchan
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On this day in 1965
Joan J. Starwind
a song can start a revolution.
absolutely!! and one of my favourite facts about it is that in a single day they shot more than 500 photos!
Lime/Wander
was @SgtLimestar on Twitter!
WHAT?? SERIOUSLY?? thats impressive!
Joan J. Starwind
a song can start a revolution.
yesss! and they went in seven different location (and one of those was McCartney's house!)
it was literally a mad day out haha!
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