Showing posts with label t-shirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label t-shirt. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
Thursday, November 10, 2022
Monday, January 4, 2021
Rumors
There are rumors that George Harrison had an affair with Stevie Nicks. As far as I know, that is not true and most likely started because George (and Olivia) attended a party for the album (funny enough), Rumors by Fleetwood Mac in Acapulco in 1977.
Also, I wanted to include this photo of the shirt that George was wearing at the party because how often do you see a Beatle wearing a Beatles t-shirt?
Wednesday, October 14, 2020
Thursday, July 16, 2020
Beatles Kingdom
The Beatles Kingdom was an American Chartered Fan Club from 1969-1971 (then the name was changed to the Apple Kingdom). I wonder if this is an old t-shirt that someone from the club sent to Paul back in 1969. It does sort of look like the logo for the club...
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Wednesday, July 4, 2018
One way to beat the heat
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Monday, December 26, 2016
Love that Wings shirt!
I think Paul needs to wear this Wings shirt again in concert and he needs to be selling them at the shows. Who is with me?
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Love and t-shirts
Throughout his New York Years, you often saw John wearing a variety of t-shirts that said "Home." "Home was the name of a New York restaurant that John frequented the owner, Richardoften gave him t-shirts (gee--what better advertisement than John Lennon?) As a matter of fact, one of John's old "Home" t-shirts hit the auction block and went for $16,400--making it one of the top five most expensive t-shirts ever.
Also up for auction is this Walls and Bridges album that is autographed by John to the owners of home. I think it is really neat that he signed it "love and t-shirts.'"
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Fan made t-shirt
I stand by my assumption that the photo Paul is wearing of he and Linda after the birth of James is one made by a fan and given as a gift to Paul.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Can't fight....thunder?
Monday, June 24, 2013
The Dark Horse and Roto-Rooter
George Harrison might not be known for his kindness towards is fans, which is a shame, because some of the fan stories the involve George are super sweet. George really seems humble and amazed that these girls would take their time to wait around for him and give him gifts. George always seems the most comfortable around the fans who were in small numbers, weren't pushy, and seemed sincere.
I love that one of the fans, Debbie, gave George that Roto-Rooter t-shirt and he liked it so much. You see him wearing some silly t-shirts over the years and it makes me wonder now just how many came from fans. Wouldn't you just die if one of the Beatles was seen wearing a t-shirt that you gave him?
This story came from the Sept/Oct 1975 issue of the Harrison Alliance.
I love that one of the fans, Debbie, gave George that Roto-Rooter t-shirt and he liked it so much. You see him wearing some silly t-shirts over the years and it makes me wonder now just how many came from fans. Wouldn't you just die if one of the Beatles was seen wearing a t-shirt that you gave him?
This story came from the Sept/Oct 1975 issue of the Harrison Alliance.
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| George and friends during the recording of "Extra Texture" at the time of these stories |
| On July 16, 1975 George went to the premiere of the Holy Grail and was wearing the Roto-Rooter t-shirt he had gotten form a fan on the 13th. |
The Adventures of the Dark Horse & Roto-Rooter Service
By Patti Claire with Susan Janes
June 6 1975-
We had our suspicions confirmed that the white Mercedes
parked in the lot at A&M belonged t Hair Georgeson. If we had known that we would keep running
into the guy, we would never have stuck it out those nice long, miserable
hours; but we were determined to meet him for the first time. We weren’t going to let anything ruin our
chance to catch a glimpse of him.
Around 4 a.m. we decided to wait in the car. There we were; Gloria was sleeping in the
back seat along with Doylene, whose thoughts were on Paul. I, with my head on the steering wheel
thinking to myself, “Come on George, you said you’d meet anybody!,” and Susan had her eyes permanently fixed on
the studio door. So, you could tell we
were all in tip-top shape, ready to go any second!
An hour passed, then, lo and behold, a group of four guys
emerged from the studio. Susan’s voice
brought us back form the living dead by saying those famous first words: “Oh God!
There he is!!” We (Doylene, Gloria and I) refused to believe that was
him.
Things started to go so fast and before we knew it, George
was walking toward our car. Susan
brilliantly thought, “Get the hell out of the car, you fool, George Harrison is
coming right towards you!!” So she
proceeded to do so, with the rest of us making feeble attempts at getting out
of the car. I was stooping outside of
the car trying to grab the camera off the dashboard while Doylene was
desperately trying to get out of the back seat.
By the time the dynamic duo got over to George, he and Susan
had already exchanged hellos. We’d never
seen Susan such a white shade of pale; she was glowing in the dark! Then we managed to hear what George had to
say, and were amazed when words came out of our mouths!
George: I told Harry
(security guard at A&M) that sure, sure, I would come over and meet four
silly people. Well, this is it, here I
am.” (He smiled).
Susan: Yeah, it sure
is.
George: I don’t
understand. Why do you wait for me? I’m nobody.
Susan: Yes you are!
George: Harry asked me to come over and say hi. You were waiting so long it made me feel
obligated to meet you. (He looked like he was in a hurry and started to walk
away).
Patti: Can we take a
picture with you?
Geroge: I don’t enjoy
being the monkey all the time.
Patti: But we’ve been
waiting over eight hours.
George: I know, you’re
all here together, that’s nice. Let me
take pictures of you guys.
He too my camera from me and aimed it at Susan, Gloria and
me.
George: OK, pose.
He took the photo, and then proceeded to take one of
Doylene, who was standing off by herself.
Patti: Oh, George,
please, I want one of us with you.
George: Ok, Ok, I’ll
take it.
Patti: what?
He stretched out his arms, turned the camera towards himself
and snapped the picture.
Patti: What if it
doesn’t turn out?
George: Well, you’ll
know it’s me!
Patti: Can I take one
of you?
George: I took it
myself, that’s even better.
Patti: Are you
feeling better? (Someone had informed us that he had the flu)
George: (confused)
Yeah.
Patti: Weren’t you
sick?
George: No. I’ve gotta go. Hello and goodbye. Hello and goodbye.
He drove out smiling, but I didn’t see him because I was
crying uncontrollably in Susan’s lap. I
wonder if George wondered where the driver was.
Just as Susan and I were beginning to recover from that
meeting, we, along with another friend, Debbie, “just happened” to run into
George again on Friday the 13th.
After going to the studio with gifts to leave with the security guard
(in hopes that he’d give them to George), we were told in good faith that Hari
should be coming in. But, after waiting
several hours, he was a no-show. We made
no bones about it, though, because we had definitely been satisfied with the meeting
of a week ago. So, we left. On our way home who should we see driving in
the opposite direction on Sunset Blvd. but him!
I was carrying on like a mad woman because the other two hadn’t seen
him. We raced back to the studio only to
be told he didn’t come in there. Debbie
suggested we continue down Sunset; Susan an dI were very agreeable. As we were approaching the Cinerama Dome,
Susan made the wise-crack, “Maybe he took Olivia to see a movie.” She was 100% right! George’s car was parked right out on the
street. They were inside watching “The
Return of the Pink Panther.”
Being loyal George fans, of course we waited. We still had the gifts with us. A Roto-Rooter t-shirt and a bottle of
wine. After falling down on sidewalks,
drowning in fountains and illegally picking flowers, we managed to stay in one piece. Since we were walking by the front exit, the
whole crowd decided to depart out the side and George was no exception. Debbie spotted them first and said, “Is that
them?” I looked over at the happy
couple, said “Yes!” and proceeded to walk to George’s car.
Patti: “Hi
George. Hi Olivia!”
George: Hi.
Patti: We have some
things for you.
George: (Looking at
the box Debbie had). What is it? A pizza??
Debbie: No. It’s a shirt.
George: Well it looks
like a pizza! No, really, you don’t have
to.
Debbie: But I want
to. Please?
George leaned across the car and took the box from Debbie.
George: Ok, I’ll open
it later. Thanks.
Patti: I’ve got some
wine for you, George.
George: oh??
Patti: Well, it’s for
Olivia.
George: Oh, ok. I’ll roll down the window.
George got it, put the box in the back seat, explained to
Olivia what was going on, and then rolled down her window.
Patti: (After banging
the bottle accidentally on the widow) Here you go, Olivia. I hope you enjoy it.
Olivia: Thank you.
George: Thanks. Bye.
All of us: Bye!
Did we stop there?
Hell no! We just had to have one
more. Susan, Ceil, Katie and I (we add a
new ones to each meeting!) were
anxiously waiting for George to drive into A&M on June 19. Once again we had been informed he would be
there. He drove right past us and into
the parking lot. Susan said, “It’s him.” I said, “I know” and hopped out of the car
and into the pakring lot. George spoke
first as he saw me coming towards him.
George: Hi!
Patti: Hi!
George: Thanks for
the t-shirt (I nearly died because he remembered me!)
Patti: Oh, did you
like it?
George: Yeah, yeah.
Patti (to Olivia):
Did you drink the wine?
Olivia. Yeah, I liked
it.
Patti: Are you here
for the party?
George: Oh no. That’s already over.
Patti: Everybody’s
going home?
George: I hope not. I’m
here to work.
Susan was finally waling into the parking lot.
Patti: Susan and I
have something really nice we want to
give you.
George: But you don’t
have to give me anything
Patti: But it’s
something we really want you to have.
George: Oh, uh, uh
Patti: Then you won’t
take it?
George: Oh, I’ll
accept it. But in the future you girls don’t’
have to vie me anything.
Patti: Look what it
is (I showed him the necklace and he held onto the small plastic bag with me)
George: Oh! An AUM!
Susan: We wanted you
to have something to thank you for all you’ve given us.
George: Thank you.
Katie: All I can give
you is my good thoughts.
George: That’s as
good as anything.
Susan: You have no
idea how much happiness you give to people.
Katie: You give out
such good vibes.
George: I’m still not
used to all the admiration. You’d think
that after ten years I would be at ease with it and that I would handle
it. But I still haven’t gotten used to
it. It’s hard.
We all sort of agreed with him.
Patti: You’re working
on a new album?
George: Yeah, the
single.
Patti: When will that
be out?
George: In August.
Patti: And then the album
follows?
George: Yeah in September. About a month
Olivia began to give subtle hints to George, like pulling on
his belt loop.
Susan: Uh, we better
go.
George: Yeah, right.
Patti: Thank you.
George: Thank you.
All of us: Bye
George Bye.
Poor Ceil hadn’t got to talk to him because she left
momentarily just before he drove in.
Susan was in shock because when I mentioned her name to George he looked
past me at her as she was walking in; she had no idea what was going on. He couldn’t’ have been nice to us.
The next time we had the opportunity to speak with George it
was very short and sweet. After popping
up from nowhere, to the complete surprise of George, we found this to be one of
the nicest meeting because he treated us like his friends, not his fans, and
that felt damn good! While we were
waiting, we were taping for fun on the new tape recorder Susan had just
bought. We walked up to George but
chickened out about asking him if we could tape his voice but after we got to
talk to him and got back to the car we found that form the excitement of seeing
him again we hadn’t turned it off.
Anyway, this is what he said:
Susan: how are you?
Geroge: Well, I…
Patti: How’s
everything going?
George: Not bad. I’m a bit tired today.
Patti: Oh you are?
George: I stayed so
late and I had to get up so early.
Susan: Oh, you did?
George: Yeah, and I’m
late now too.
Susan: Oh, ok. We’ll go.
George: Ok. I’ll see you.
Patti: Thanks for
stopping anyway. Bye.
The last time George was to be seen by any of us (at least
for now), he decided to do something nice for me. I was there without my faithful buddy,
Susan. Ceil and I were sitting on the
step outside the studio. Ceil had gotten
up and stood by the gate. George and
Olivia came out with Olivia driving and her window was down. Ceil heard George say, “There she is again…”
meaning me. Ceil handed George a letter to
which he replied, “Thank you.” Then looked over at me, motioned with his finger
and said, “Come here.” I couldn’t hear
him and had no idea he meant me so I sat there looking at the others. They were all looking at me! I looked back over at George who was kinda
laughing at me, put my hand to my chest and said, “Me??” George smiled really big and nodded his
head. I hopped up and went over to the
car. I knelt down outside of Olivia’s
window. George proceeded to pen up his
jacket, spread it apart and pulled his t-shirt up from behind his overalls so I
would read the wiring on it. It was the
same t-shirt Debbie had given him at the movies –Roto-Rooter! I was shocked!
George: See, I’m
wearing it!
Patti: ahhh!
George: I wanted to
let you know I like it.
Patti: Oh. You wore it to Monty Python too.
George Yeah, yeah.
Patti: Oh George, can
I please take a picture of you wearing it?
George: (Looking down
at his chest) but you can hardly see it.
Patti: Oh, ok. You’re leaving for England soon?
George: Yeah.
Patti: When?
George: Maybe
tomorrow.
Patti: oh.
George Yeah.
Patti: Oh, you guys
have to go (A car pulled up behind them)
George: Bye
Patti Bye. Thanks.
I went and sat back down on the steps, literally shaking,
and began to cry. I looked up and George
was still looking at me. He gave me a sympathetic
look like, “I didn’t mean to make you cry.”
George said something to Olivia, and the second he stopped talking they
both looked right at me and smiled. When
they drove off I was hysterical!
After meeting George you realize that he is a human being,
and a fine one. The looks he gives you
while sitting on the steps are for you alone, the smiles are for you alone,
when he stares into your eyes he’s looking at no one but you!
He respects you and what you have to say. You realize he’s one of the nicest people on
earth and you love him. At least he’s
aware of the fact that Susan and I do, because as Olivia told us on June 23rd,
“He knows you love him.”
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Giving Peace a Chance with Julian Lennon
A new blog reader named Michael was kind enough to send in these photos of him meeting Julian Lennon at Art Basel in Miami on December 8th of this year. I love the fact that Julian is acknowledging Michael's John Lennon t-shirt! Very awesome!!!! I love it when readers send it stuff like this. Anyone else????
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