Fab: An Intimate Life of Paul McCartney (93 page)

Muzak

‘My Bonnie’

‘My Brave Face’

‘My Dark Hour’

‘My Love’

‘My Old Dutch’

‘My Sweet Lord’

Nagano, Kent

Nairobi, safari holiday in

Napoleon
(silent movie)

Nash, Graham

Nashville

National Trust

Nellie Dean pub

Nemperor Holdings Ltd

NEMS (North End Music Stores)

Nerk Twins, the

Nesmith, Mike

Never Mind the Bollocks

New Brighton

New Delhi

New England Motor Freight (NEMF)

New Orleans

New World Tour

New York

see also
Eastman, Lee; Lennon, John; Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame; Shea Stadium

New York School of the Performing Arts

New Zealand

Newman, Paul

Newquay, Cornwall

News at Ten
, Paul’s response to death of John Lennon

News of the World

Nico

Nicol, Jimmy

Nieve, Steve and Muriel

Nilsson, Harry

Nippon Budokan Hall

‘No More Lonely Nights’

‘No Words’

Nor Va Jak publishing company

Norman, Philip

Norris Green Conservative Club

Norris, Steve

Northern Hospital

Northern Ireland

Northern Songs

Norton, Larry

‘Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)’

‘Not Fade Away’

Nottingham University, impromptu concert at

Nova

O’Brien, Ray

O’Dell, Denis

Oakland, California

‘Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da’

observation tower, building of at Waterfall

Observer Book of Birds

Ockrent, Mike

‘Octopus’ Garden’

Off the Ground

Off the Wall

Ogden, Richard

Oh What a Lovely War
(musical)

‘Oh Woman, Oh Why’

Oldenburg, Claes

Oldham, Andrew Loog

Olympic Sound Studio

‘On the Way’

‘The One After’

‘Only Love Remains’

Ono, Yoko

and John Lennon

in years following John’s death

Operation Big Beat

opium cookies

Opportunity Knocks
(TV show)

Optimistic, Even Then
(Mark Featherstone-Witty)

Orange Order

Orangery, Kensington Gardens

Oranmore, Lord

Orbison, Roy

Orton, Joe

Osborne, Catherine

Oslo

Oswald, Lee Harvey

‘The Other Me’

Our World
(TV show)

Out on a Limb
(Heather Mills)

Owen, Alun

The Owl and the Pussycat
(Edward Lear)

Oxfam, fundraising drive

Oxford Street

‘Pack Up Your Troubles’

Paddy, Klaus and Gibson

Padgham, Hugh

Paice, Ian

Palais Ballroom, Aldershot

‘palo verde’

‘Pam’

Pang, May

Panzer’s, St John’s Wood

Paolozzi, Eduardo

paparazzi

‘Paperback Writer’

Paradise, Hawaiian Style
(jukebox movie)

Parker, Alan

Parker, BL ‘Blip’

Parker, Colonel Tom

Parkinson, Michael

Parlophone

Parnes, Larry

Parrot Cay

Parthenon, visit to

Paul is Live

‘Paul is Quitting the Beatles’ (
Daily Mirror
story)

Paul McCartney Auditorium

Paul McCartney: All the Best

Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now

‘Paulditz’, waterfall nicknamed

Pavilion Theatre

pavilion, the

pay, Wings

Peasmarsh

see also
Waterfall

‘Peggy Sue’

Penny Lane

‘Penny Lane’

Perkins, Carl

Perranporth, Cornwall

Pet Sounds
(Beach Boys)

PETA (animal rights group)

Pete, Frisco

Peter and Gordon

Peter, Paul and Mary

Peterborough

Philippines, the

Phillips, Percy

Piaf, Edith

Picasso

‘Picasso’s Last Words (Drink to Me)’

Pickard, Tom

Pickwick Club

The Pigeon’s Progress

‘Piggies’

Pilcher, Detective Sergeant Norman

Pilgrim’s Progress
(John Bunyan)

Pink Floyd

Pintail Lane

Pipes of Peace

‘Pipes of Peace’

Pissed
(later
Inebriation
)

Plant, Weedy

Plastic Ono Band

Plaza Athénée Hotel

Plaza Ballroom, Old Hill

Please Please Me

‘Please Please Me’

Police, the

Polydor

Polythene Pam

Pop Art

Poppy (golden Labrador)

Portillo, Michael

Portsmouth show, cancellation of

Posthuma, Simon

pot
see
marijuana

pottery, daughter Heather’s hobby of

Powell, Cynthia
see
Lennon (née Powell), Cynthia (Cyn)

Powell, Enoch

Preludin

Presley, Elvis

Press to Play

‘Press’

Preston, Billy

Pretenders, the

Pride of Britain Awards (
Daily Mirror
)

Primal Scream therapy

Prince Charles Theatre

Princess Grace Hospital

Princess of Wales, Heather Mills likening her experiences to

Priory Clinic

Procol Harum

‘Promise to You Girl’

Protoveg

‘PS I Love You’

punk

Pussy Cats

Putin, President Vladimir

Putnam Jr, Claude ‘Curly’ and Troy

Puttnam, (Lord) David

Quant, Mary

Quarry Bank High

Quarry Men, the

Quebec

Queen (group)

Queen (HRH Elizabeth II)

Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal

Queen Mary
, the

Queen Mother, HRH

Quest
, the

Quickly, Tommy

Radford Mini de Ville

Radio City Music Hall (New York)

Radio Luxembourg

Radiohead

RAF Machrihanish

Rags (West End nightclub)

‘Rain’

Ram

‘Ram On’

Ramon, Paul (pseudonym)

Ramones, the

Ranachan Hill

Rattle, Sir Simon

‘Raunchy’

Ray, Brian

Read, Sir John

Ready, Steady, Go!

‘Real Love’

‘The Real McCartney’ (
Sun
serial)

‘Really Love You’

receiver, appointment of

Red Rose Speedway

Reddington, Joe

Reed, B. Mitchel

Reeperbahn

‘Release Me’ (Engelbert Humperdinck)

‘relies, the’

Rembrandt

Renoir

Replica Studio

Revie, Archie

Revolution (club)

‘Revolution’

‘Revolution’

Revolver

Reynolds, Gillian

Rhone, Dorothy (Dot)

Richard, Sir Cliff

Richards, Keith

Richards, Ron

Richardson, Sir Ralph

‘Riding into Jaipur’

‘Riding to Vanity Fair’

Rigby, Eleanor

The Right of Spring
(Stravinsky)

Ringo

Rio de Janeiro

Ritz Hotel, reception

Riverside Church (New York)

Robbins, Aunt Liz (Bett)

Robbins, Jane

Robbins, Jessie

Robbins, Uncle Mike

Robert Stigwood Organisation

Robertsbridge

Robin Hood
(TV show)

Robinsfield Infants

Rock ’n’ Roll
(John Lennon)

Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame

Rock and Other Four Letter Words

‘Rock Island Line’

Rockestra

‘Rockestra Theme’

‘Rockshow’

‘Rocky Raccoon’

‘Roll Over Beethoven’

Rolling Stone

Rolling Stones, the

Rolls Royce, purchase of

Romeo, Vincent

Rorem, Ned

Rory Storm and the Hurricanes

Rosetti guitar

Ross Young (company)

Ross, Jonathan

Rothko, Mark

Rotten, Johnny

‘Rough Ride’

Roundhouse, the

Rowe, Dick

Roxon, Lillian

Roxy Music

Roxy
, the

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA)

Royal Albert Hall

Royal College of Music

Royal Court Theatre (Liverpool)

Royal Courts of Justice

Royal Family

see also
Charles, Prince; Edinburgh, Duke of; Margaret, Princess; Queen (HRH Elizabeth II); Queen Mother (HRH the)

Royal Hotel

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Royal Variety Show

royalties

RSPCA, Mrs Griswold’s complaint to

Rubber Soul

Rude Studios

Run Devil Run

‘Run Devil Run’

Rupert and the Frog Song

‘Rupert and the Frog Song’

Rupert Bear
cartoon

Rupert the Bear film, plans for

Rushes

Rushworth and Dreaper

Russell, Bertrand

Russell, Willy

Rutland Weekend Television

Rutles, the

Rydell, Bobby

Rye, Cottage Hospital

Sabol, Blair

Sachs, Andrew

Saddle Beach

Samala
(boat)

San Francisco

Santa Barbara

Santa Monica

Santiago

Sarah Lawrence College

Sartre, Jean-Paul

Saturday Evening Post

Saturday Night Live
(SNL)

Savile Row

Savile, Jimmy

Saville Theatre

Savoy Hotel, the

‘Savoy Truffle’

Sawhney, Nitin

‘Say Say Say’

Scaffold, the

Scarfe, Gerald

Scargreen Avenue

Schuller, Gunther

Schwartz, Francie

Scott, Ken

Scott, Ridley

‘Scrambled Eggs’ (working title)

screaming, of fans

Scruffs, the

Sea Panther
, function on

seal cull

‘Seaside Woman’

See, Mel

Seiwell, Denny

Seiwell, Monique

Seltaeb

Sentimental Journey

‘September Song’

Sewell, Brian

Sex Pistols, the

‘Sexy Sadie’

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band

‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’

Shackleton, Fiona

Shakespeare, William

Shanghai Surprise
(1986)

Shankar, Ravi

Shapiro, Helen

Sharp, David

Sharp’s Express

Sharrow Bay Hotel, Ullswater

‘She Came in Through the Bathroom Window’

‘She Loves You’

‘She’s a Woman’

‘She’s Leaving Home’

Shea Stadium

‘The Sheik of Araby’

Sheldonian Theatre

shellac disc

Shenson, Walter

Sheridan, Tony

Shevell, Arlen

Shevell, Jon

Shevell, Myron ‘Mike’

Shevell, Nancy

Shilub, Michael

Shnoo (Shetland pony)

Short, Don

Shotton, Pete

Shout!
(Philip Norman)

Shrimpton, Stephen

‘Silly Love Songs’

Silver Beatles, early name

Silver Beetles (also Silver Beets), early name

Silver, Charles

Simon and Garfunkel

Simon, Paul

Sinatra, Frank

Sissons, Peter ‘Perfect’

sitar

skiffle

Small Faces

Smeaton, Bob

Smile
(Beach Boys)

Smith, ‘Legs’ Larry

Smith, Anthony

Smith, George

Smith, Helen

Smith, Sissy

Snowdon, Earl of

Soho (Square)

Solo
sculpture

Something New

‘Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey’

‘Something’

‘The Song We Were Singing’

Sophie Tucker (American group)

South America, New World Tour

Sparky (parrot)

Spector, Phil

Speke

Spencer, Terence

Spielberg, Steven

‘Spin it On’

Spinetti, Victor

Spinoza, Dave

Spiral

Spiritual Regeneration Movement

Spitz, Bob

Spooner, James Douglas

Spotlight
(business directory)

Sprayregen, Monique

Sprayregen, Philip

SS
Apapa

St Austell gig

St Barnabas’ Church

St George’s Hall

St George’s Hill estate

St Germans, Lord

St John’s Wood

St Patrick’s Day

St Pauli

St Peter’s Church

St Philomena’s Church

St Regis Hotel

St Salvator’s Church

St Swithin’s Roman Catholic Chapel

Stags and Hens

‘Stairway to Paradise’

‘Stamp Out the Beatles’ campaign (Detroit)

Stamp, Mr Justice

Standing Stone

‘Standing Stone’

Stanley Abattoir Social

Stanshall

Stapleton, Uncle Will

Stapley, Charles

Star, the (Charlbert Street)

Starbucks

Star-Club

Starkey, Jason

Starkey, Lee

Starkey, Maureen (Mo) (née Cox)

Starkey, Richard and Elsie

Starkey, Ritchie

Beatles years

early years

post-Beatles years

Starkey, Zak

Starr, Ringo
see
Starkey, Richie

Stars in Their Lives