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 : Paul McCartney chats to photographer Linda Eastman


Paul McCartney chats to photographer Linda Eastman

May 05, 1967 - The bond from the Beatles latest Long player disc is banned by the BBC: A Beatles song has been banned by the BBC, because they fear it might encourage drug taking. In the song-from the Beatles latest long player disc Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'- John Lennon sings about a man who catches a bus, has a smoke and then daydreams. The song, A Day In The Life has stations. With a 1, 000, 000-plus order for their new album, the Beatles were in a happy mood at a reception in London last night in spite of the ban. Photo shows Linda Eastman, photographer, chatting to Paul McCartney, a member of the group, about his moustache which he has now shaven off. She later became his wife

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13258918
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47026160
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5118px x 4004px (2.2MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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