Fab: An Intimate Life of Paul McCartney (90 page)

INDEX

10cc

20th Century Fox

9/11 charity concerts

‘A Day in the Life’

A Doll’s House
(Ibsen)

A Garland for Linda

A Hard Day’s Night

‘A Hard Day’s Night’

A Leaf
(piano prelude)

A Single Step
(Heather Mills McCartney)

‘A Whiter Shade of Pale’

‘A World Without Love’

A’Court, Robert Holmes

Abbey Road

Abbey Road studios

first meetings with Beatles at

founding of

Studio Three, Abbey Road

Studio Two, Abbey Road

zebra crossing outside of

ABC Blackpool, the

ABC television

Abkco

‘About You’

Abse, Leo

AC/DC

acid
see
LSD

Ad Lib Club

Adler, Lou

Adopt-A-Mine organisation

‘Again and Again and Again’

Aiello, Linda

AIR (Associated Independent Recording) studios

Albert, Uncle

album cover,
Abbey Road

‘All I’ve Got to Do’

‘All My Loving’

All Things Must Pass
(George Harrison)

‘All Together Now’

All You Need is Cash
(spoof)

‘All You Need is Love’

Alloa, Clackmannanshire

Allsop Place

Alomar, Carlos

Altona

Amagansett pizzeria

Americana Hotel

An Evening with Paul McCartney and Friends in front of the Prince of Wales at St James’ Palace

‘And I Love Her’

Anderson, Rusty

Anfield

Angel’s Rest

Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool

Angry Young Men

‘Angry’

Animal Liberation Front

animal rights
see also
‘The Light Comes from Within’

Animals, the

Annie

Another Beatles Christmas Show

‘Another Day’

Another Side of Bob Dylan

‘Answer and Cross-Petition’

Anthology
project

AOL Stadium (Hamburg)

Apple Corps

Apple Building, rooftop performance

Apple Electronics

Apple Films

Apple Office

Apple Records

Apple Shop

Christmas party

financial crisis

founding of

Zapple

Archer, Jeffrey

Ardmore & Beechwood

Ardwick Road (No. 12)

Argyle Arms

Arizona

Arlen, Harold ‘Over the Rainbow)

Aronowitz, Al

‘Arrow Through Me’

art prizes, school

Asher, Claire

Asher, Dr Richard

Asher, Jane

Asher, Margaret

Asher, Peter

Ashley, Ros

‘Ask Me Why’

Askew, John
see
Gentle, Johnny

Askey, Arthur

Aspinall, Neil (‘Nell’)

Associated Communications Corps (ACC)

Astaire, Fred

Astor, Lord, Lady, and The Honourable David

Atkins, Chet

ATV (Associated Television Corporation) ATV music

Australia

avant-garde set

Avenue Hospital

Average White Band

‘Baby’s Request’

Bach, Barbara (later Starkey)

Back in the US
(
Back in the World
)

Back in the US tour

‘Back in the USSR’

Back to the Egg

‘Backwards Traveller’

‘Bad to Me’

Badfinger

Baez, Joan

Bag o’Nails

Bahamas, the

Bailey, David

Baker Street

Baker, Geoff

Balin, Marty

‘Ballroom Dancing’

ballroom, Wimbledon

Bam Bam

Bambi Kino, the

Bananas (Soho bar)

Band on the Run
(album)

Band on the Run
(screenplay)

‘Band on the Run’

Bangor, Wales

Barbados

Bardot, Brigitte

Barnaby Rudge
, the

Barrow, Tony

Basil Brush Show
, the

BBC Light Programme

Beach Boys, the

Beanacres

Beardsley, Aubrey

Beat Brothers

Beatle-Day (B-Day)

Beatlemania, coining of term

Beatles, the

after break-up of

early years

final year together

growing divisions

mania years

naming of

Paul’s suing of fellow band mates

possible reunion of
see also Anthology
project

progressive years

songs in Paul’s concerts

see also
Harrison, George; Lennon, John; Martin, George; McCartney, Paul; Quarry Men; Rutles, the; Starkey, Ritchie

Beatles
1

The Beatles Book

Beatles for Sale
(
Beatles ’65
)

‘Beatles in the Himalayas’ sketch

Beatles Rock Band
(video game)

The Beatles
(children’s TV series)

The Beatles see White Album

The Beatles’ Second Album

The Beatles’ Shadow
(Pauline Sutcliffe)

Beatty, Warren

‘Beautiful Night’

‘Be-Bop-A-Lula’

Beckett, Samuel

Bedford, Carol

bed-ins, John and Yoko’s

Beecham, Sir Thomas

Beeching, Lord

Bennett, Hywell

Bennett, Mr Justice Sir Hugh

Bennett, Richard Rodney

Bennett, Tony

Benson, Ross

Berg, Alban

Berio, Luciano

Bernstein, Sid

‘Besame Mucho’

Best, Mona (‘Mo’)

Best, Pete

Best, Roag

Bestall, Alfred

Bett, Aunt
see
Robbins, Aunt Liz (Bett)

Bevan, Revd Buddy

Beverly Hills

The Big Beat

‘Big Boys Bickering’

Big Brother and the Holding Company

Big Sue (one of the Scruffs)

‘Biker like an Icon’

Binder, Douglas

Bioletti’s

‘Bip Bop’

Birmingham show

‘Birthday’

Black Dyke Mills Band

Black family

Black Jacks, the

Black, Bill

Black, Cilla

Blackbird Singing

‘Blackbird’

The Blackboard Jungle

Blackpool Night Out
(TV show)

Blade Runner

Blaine, David

Blake, Peter

Blakeman, Bruce

Blankit (appaloosa stallion)

Blomfield Road

Blood on the Tracks
(Bob Dylan)

Blood, Sweat and Tears

Bloody Sunday

Bloomsbury Publishing

Blossom Hill Farm

‘Blowin’ in the Wind’

Blue
(Joni Mitchell)

Blue Angel, Mayfair

‘Blue Jay Way’

‘Bluebird’

Body Count
(Francie Schwartz)

‘Bogey Music’

Boht, Jean

‘Boil Crisis’

Bold Street Press Club

Bonham, John

Bonnie (fan)

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band

Boomtown Rats

Bordeaux

Boulder, Colorado

Bow Bars pub, Ryde

Bowie, David

Boyd (later Harrison), Pattie

‘Boys’ (Dixon-Farrell number)

Bracewell, Michael

Bramwell, Tony (‘Measles’)

Brand, Geoffrey

Brandenburg Concerto
(Bach)

Bread
(TV series)

Breathing Out
(Peggy Lipton)

Bridge Over Troubled Water
(Simon and Garfunkel)

Bring Funeral Home

Bristol Old Vic

British Record Industry Trust (BRIT) School (Croydon)

Britten, Benjamin

Britton, Geoff

Broadgreen Road (No. 54)

Brodax, Al

Brodsky Quartet, the

Brolly, Brian

Brooke, Gary

Brown, Bryan

Brown, John

Brown, Peter

Brown, Roberta ‘Bobbie’

Browne, Tara

Browning, Robert and Elizabeth Barrett

Buckingham Palace

Buckley, Jeff

Buckley, Tim

The Buddy Holly Story

Buddy Holly Week

‘Bungalow Bill’

Burroughs, William

Butlin’s

‘Bye Bye Love’

Byrne, Nicky

‘C Moon’

Cabin, the

Cage, John

cage, security

Caine, Michael

Cairns, Duncan (and Robert)

Caldwell family, the

Caldwell, Iris

Caleb The I-Ching thrower

‘Calico Skies’

California

Camber Sands

Campbell, Ian

Campbell, Naomi

Campbeltown

Campbeltown Pipe Band

‘Can’t Buy Me Love’

Canada

Candlestick Park, San Francisco

Canterbury Tales
(Geoffrey Chaucer)

Capitol Records

Capra, Frank

Captain Midnight (puppy)

Cardew, Cornelius

Caribbean, recording of
London Town
in

Carnegie Hall

Carnival of Light

Carroll, Lewis

‘Carry That Weight’

Casbah Coffee Club

Casey, Howard (‘Howie’)

Cass and the Casanovas

Cassidy, David

Castle Leslie

Cathy Come Home
(TV drama)

Cattini, Clem

Cavanaugh, Sue

Cavendish Avenue

Cavern, the

‘Cayenne’

CBS

Cellarful of Noise, A
(Derek Taylor)

Chambers, Paddy

Chang, Barry

Chaos and Creation in the Backyard

Chapel Street

Chapman, Mark

Chariots of Fire

Charles, Prince

Charles, Ray

Charterhouse School

Chase, Chevy

Châteauvallon

Chaucer, Geoffrey

Chieftains, the

‘Children Children’

children’s songs
see also
‘Rupert and the Frog Song’; ‘We All Stand Together’; ‘Yellow Submarine’

Chloé

CHOBA B CCCP

A Chorus Line

Chris (Scruff)

Christianity, John Lennon’s comments on

Christians, the

‘The Christmas Song’

Cincinnati

Citi Fields

City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Civil Rights

Civil, Alan

Clapton, Eric

Clarke, Brian

Clarke, Stanley

Clarkson, Lana

Clash, the

classical music
see Ecce Cor Meum
; Liverpool Oratorio; McCartney, Paul

Cleave, Maureen

Cliff Richard and the Shadows

Cliveden House

Cloud Nine

Club Sandwich

Coates, John

Coburn, James

cocaine

Cochran, Eddie

Cochrane (later Howarth), Anita (and Philip)

Cochrane, Ian

Cochrane, Violet

Cogan, Alma

‘Cold Turkey’

Coldwater Canyon

Coleman, Ray

Collins, Phil

Colman, Sid

Color Line Arena, the

Colosseum

Columbia Record label

Colville, Rory

Colvilles, the

‘Come and Get it’

‘Come Go With Me’

‘Come On’ (Chuck Berry)

‘Come Together’

‘Coming Up’

‘Commonwealth Song’

computer-generated sheet music

Concerts for Kampuchea

Connolly, Ray

Conteh, John

‘The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill’

‘Cook of the House’

cookbooks, Linda’s

Cooke, Sam

Cooper, Michael

Corbett, Harry H.

‘Coronation Day’ (essay)

Costello, Elvis

Coultas, Lieutenant Deanna

Country Dances
(Benjamin Britten)

‘Country Hams’

County Monaghan

Cousin, Alastair

Coutt’s

Cow Palace, San Francisco

‘Cow’

Cox, Maureen
see
Starkey, Maureen (Mo) (née Cox)

Cox, Tony and Kyoka

Cream

‘Crippled Inside’

Crossroads

Crowder, Alan ‘the Crowd’ Crowder

‘Crying in the Chapel’ (Elvis Presley)

Cube Coffee Bar

Cunningham, Blair

Cutler, Ivor

Daily Express

Daily Howl

Daily Mail

Daily Mirror

Daily Sketch

Daily Star

Dakota, the

Dallas, house in

Daltrey, Roger

Damned, the

‘Dance Tonight’

Dancing with the Stars

Danher, Bert

Danher, Mary (later Mohin; grandmother)

Datebook
magazine

Davenport, Thomas

Davidwache

Davies, Hunter

Davis, Carl

Davis, Meta

Davis, Rod

‘Daytime Nightime Suffering’

‘Daytripper’

de Kooning, Willem

Dean, James

‘Dear Friend’

‘Dear Prudence’

Dearden, Holly

‘Death Cab for Cutie’

Decca

Dee Dee

Dee, Simon

Deep Purple

Deighton, Len

Dekker, Thomas

Delhi

Dell-Vikings, the

Denmark

Denny and the Diplomats

Denver

Derry and the Seniors

Desert Island Discs

Detroit

Dick James Music

Die Freuden der Liebe
(
The Joy of Love
)

DiLello, Richard

Diplomats, the

Disc
magazine

Disney-type mouse film, idea of

Dissenters, the

Dixon, Gabe

‘Dizzy Miss Lizzy’

‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’

‘Do You Want to Know a Secret’