When Legends Speak of Legends (Bob Dylan and John Lennon)

When Dylan returned to America he found that he was the leader of a new Folk-Rock revolution that was sweeping the U.U. from a point of somewhere along Medison Avenue.

When Dylan returned to America he found that he was the leader of a new Folk-Rock revolution that was sweeping the U.U. from a point of somewhere along Medison Avenue.
SEPTEMBER 13, 1965 – The Beatles released the Paul McCartney ballad “Yesterday” (credited to Lennon & McCartney on the group’s 1965 “Help!” album). According to biographers of McCartney and the Beatles, McCartney composed the entire melody in a dream one night in his room at the Wimpole Street home of his then girlfriend Jane Asher…
NOVEMBER 17, 1963 – John Weightman, the UK Headmaster of a Surrey Grammar School, banned all pupils from having Beatle haircuts saying, “this ridiculous style brings out the worst in boys physically. It makes them look like morons.”
The idea came from Denis O’Dell, who produced A Hard Days Night and Help!. With one more film left on The Beatles’ contract with United Artists, O’Dell thought the fantasy epic could be turned into a live-action adventure starring the band. The film would’ve been a musical featuring new Beatles originals. Paul was set to…

John Lennon was born on 9 September in Liverpool. He wanted to be famous but he had no idea how it was to be famous. He didn’t have any special efforts to be a “good person”. Imagine all the people, living for today Paul McCartney says that when people whom he meets ask “What do…

Just hours before his death, John Lennon talked at length with radio personality Dave Sholin about his work and his hopes future “While there’s life there’s hope” “Lennon said during the three-hour final interview in his New York apartment. His wife, Yoko Ono, also took part. Sholin, 34 executive producer of RKO Radio specials and…
On February 7 1964, the Beatles arrived at John F Kennedy airport in New York for their first US visit and were greeted by thousands of screaming fans. They were led to the airport lounge where they faced the biggest press conference they’d ever had! John shouted at them all to “shurrup” and everyone applauded…