Showing posts with label Barbara Bach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbara Bach. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 6, 2023

Thursday, September 21, 2023

Right before their lives changed




September 23, 1988 -

These are the last photos in my files of Ringo and Barbara with alcoholic drinks in their hands.  Actually, these are the last photos I have of them before they left for rehab and changed their lives.  I am so proud of Ringo and Barb for taking recovery seriously and living a sober life now for 35 years.  

Side note:  I totally love Ringo star tie!  And how the couple are matching.  
 

Back when they used to smoke during a meal



 September 21, 1983 

Sunday, August 27, 2023

Wish Barbara a happy birthday today





 Wishing the lovely Barbara Bach a very happy 77th birthday today.   I hope you had a wonderful day with your family and friends.  

Thursday, August 17, 2023

One of the best interviewers




 

Sadly Michael Parkinson has passed away.   He was known as one of the best interviewers to many people, and they tuned in to see his television show every time it was on to see who he would talk to next.   From what I can tell, he had all of the Beatles except for George on his program (Ringo on two times).  Plus he was on one solo album cover.  I really wish his John and Yoko interview from 1971 would be cleaned up and re-released.  What we have available now is terrible, which is a shame because it is really good. 

So long Michael Parkinson -- 

Thursday, June 8, 2023

Linda's Memorial service

 


















June 8, 1998 -  Linda's memorial service was a very difficult time for Beatle family.  These pictures aren't easy to look at because you can just see such sadness on Paul's (and the kids') faces.  But it warms my heart that George and Ringo (along with their wives) came to the memorial to not just honor Linda but to be there for Paul.   Most of the time, members of the Beatles don't attend high-profile memorial services because they want the focus to be on the person that passed away and not a media-circus because they are there.   I am glad that George and Ringo were there to support Paul.   I know the media was there (obvious -- we have these photos), but I don't remember it being a frenzie.