Friday, September 16, 1966
Last updated on September 27, 2023
Location: Paris, France
Article Sep 13, 1966 • Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr receive Melody Maker awards on behalf of The Beatles
Article Sep 15, 1966 • Paul McCartney attends a performance of experimental music in London
Article Sep 16, 1966 • Paul McCartney meets John Lennon and Brian Epstein in Paris
Interview Sep 18, 1966 • Paul McCartney interview for The Sunday Times
On this day, Paul McCartney, accompanied by his discreet romantic interest Maggie McGivern and Brian Epstein, travelled to Paris. There, they met with John Lennon and Neil Aspinall, fresh from Germany where John was on set for “How I Won The War“.
The group enjoyed a weekend together in Paris before John and Neil departed for Spain to resume the film’s production.
It was a marvellous holiday… just walking around the streets of paris. My abiding memory is of me, John and Paul lying under the Eiffel Tower, gazing up at it. We couldn’t go up because we would have been recognised, and we were masters of the art of avoiding people…
Maggie McGivern – From Beatles Girls – Maggie McGivern (tripod.com)
[…] On the night of Thursday September 15 we travelled by train from Hamburg to Paris, met up with Paul there for a couple of days and then flew from France to Spain the following Sunday, while Paul and Brian Epstein returned to London. […]
From The Beatles Monthly Book – November 1966
The Beatles Diary Volume 1: The Beatles Years
"With greatly expanded text, this is the most revealing and frank personal 30-year chronicle of the group ever written. Insider Barry Miles covers the Beatles story from childhood to the break-up of the group."
We owe a lot to Barry Miles for the creation of those pages, but you really have to buy this book to get all the details - a day to day chronology of what happened to the four Beatles during the Beatles years!
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