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Paul McCartney: Many Years from Now
Personally, I thought there was considerably little written of The Beatles's Hamburg and The Cavern era, which are my most favorite eras, but it doesn't diminish from the book. It instead has a lot on when Paul was living with the Ashers and his involvement with the Indica Gallery and all its people, etc.. Those parts of his life are enough to be aspiring for thousands of stories about the London life in the Swinging 60s, which is what really fascinated me - the whole story-like essence of it all. There are a lot of things I knew as a Beatles fan and a lot that I didn't know (ex: I didn't know the Abbey Road cover was based on one of Paul's drawings, I didn't know he lived in the attic in the servant's room of the Ashers' house during the height of Beatlemania and when he was "officially a millionaire," etc.).
Paul's input every couple of paragraphs or so is what really
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Paul McCartney
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Blackbird: the Unauthorized Biography of Paul McCartney
It all started when I was just a toddler, hearing the sounds of “Rubber Soul” emanating throughout the house. It was the album that to my childhood mind, resembled what people might look like in a dream.
In my mind’s eye, I can see the image of another album cover, featuring a bowl of red juice, surrounded by loose cherries, and even more memorable was the back cover photo, taken by Linda McCartney, of her husband with baby Mary tucked safely inside her father’s jacket.
That album’s title was simple…” McCartney.”
As a youngster, I could relate to the security that Mary must have felt being so close to her dad, and that is because I almost always listened to it while sitting on my dad’s lap. He and I sat on the floor, in front of our record player. “Maybe I’m Amazed” was the big hit of this album, but even as a child, I was always enchanted by the song, “Junk.”
I was six years old when McCartney released, “Red Rose Speedway.” At that time, I’d heard the song, “Little Lamb Dragonfly,” was affected by its quietly haunting tone and imagination kindling lyrics. “Little Lamb Dragonfly” stayed with me, even decades later when I employed it as a