George Harrison Getting Dressed At Brian Epstein's Flat Whaddon House Before The Beatles Receive Their

“I dream about him.”

First at all I apoligize for my grammatical mistakes, I'm not a native speaker and surely I am not fluent. Anyway today I rewatched Elliot Roberst's video on Now and Then and guys if before with his video on Get Back while he was commenting the infamous flirting moment between John an Paul as "This moment is very revealing...just perfect" on Now and Then he mentions clearly mclennon and in the end says "They’re letting us know that someday down the long and winding road across the universe, they will return to each other.”

I love this man aside from being a very good content creator he is such a fan

In conclusion his video as taken me to another content creator of my country, and the most interesting thing is the comment

He talks about the tape of Now and Then and the idea who was written for Paul: he says "è una cosa tanto romantica" it's such a romantic thing. My mind in the moment was blowing what a coincidence but for being clear he doesn't believe it because there a no clearly proofs, Yoko could have written that for organize the tapes why John should have written for Paul he didn't know he would have died... a very rational reasoning you can agree or disagree but it's not the point of my post

Te point is that I am always more convinced that even hetero men beatles's fans secretely HOPE John and Paul were a thing

reason to live

-Ehi how do I look?-

-Groovy, groovy-

-Ehi how about me?-

Boys please...

John and Paul: ...

George: Are you serious? Right in front of my TUBA?

What we wanted

What we got

George and Paul during the making of Anthology (1995) from the Now and Then, The Last Beatles Song (2023)

✽ Brian Epstein & George Harrison ✽  

‘Strangers find him an easy conversationalist because he is a good listener and shows a genuine interest in the outside world. He wants to know and I find this an endearing trait in a young man who is so successful and so rich that if he never learned anything new he would not suffer any loss.’ - Brian

‘We didn’t think we were going to make it at all. It was only Brian telling us we were gonna make it. Brian Epstein our manager, and George Harrison.’ - John Lennon

‘From the beginning we’ve always met the right people. Before we got wise to the business, we heard and experienced so many sharks who were raking in the loot and paying the groups nothing. […] But this is where I can give an example of our luck: we were lucky to meet Brian Epstein.’ - George

‘I always think of George as a friend.’ - Brian 

The lyrics of "Hey Ringo" written somewhere in the 70s or 80s by George Harrison.

This song was found by Olivia. This was hidden in a piano stool, when she showed it to Ringo, he said he had no idea it existed. I would probably record it later. Although that as we know never happened.

"Olivia, 69, found typed lyrics to Hey, Ringo forgotten in a piano bench.George is thought to have written it as a plea for the band to stay together around the time of their 1970 split. She told of Ringo’s shock — and said she hopes the star, 76, and fellow surviving Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, 74, put it to music."

She said: “He’d never seen this song before. He was so surprised. There was a folder in George’s piano bench. Inside I found a typed lyric for Hey, Ringo. It dates from around 1970. He would put down a notebook and forget where he left it. A piano bench was the obvious place to stash the night’s debris. I need to dig a little. It would be great if George put it down on tape.”

He is so cute. It's like a dialogue between them ...

And here's the "Lyrics":

"Hey Ringo, now I want you to know, that without you my guitar plays far too slow.

And Ringo let me say this to you, Ive heard no drummer who can play it quite like you.

Wait a minute Mr G, stop flattering me. My drums sound bare when your guitar's not there.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, let me hear you playing.

Hey Ringo, there's one thing I've not said, I'll play my guitar with you till I drop dead.

Well G, it's really nice the things you say. But when you drop please fall the other way."

NAMASTE LADS Greatest entrance ever goes to George Harrison in "Paul Is Dead"

don't fuck with his sitar he was writing something