article_snippet: Paul McCartney's was born in New York City in 1941 and raised in suburban Westchester County.
article_snippet: Linda: Eastman met Paul McCartney's in London in 1967 at the Bag O'Nails Club.
article_snippet: Paul,  the last of the Beatles to marry poses with Paul bride Eastman and Eastman daughter Heather after his bride Linda Eastman and her daughter Heather wedding .
article_snippet: Eastman met Paul McCartney in London in 1967 at the Bag O'Nails Club and met up again days later at the launch of the Bag O'Nails Club album, Sgt.
article_snippet: four children appear in Life In Photographs by Paul McCartney and, in a new edition of the book published by Taschen.
article_snippet: Paul McCartney appears to be flying while diving into a swimming pool on vacation in Jamaica in 1971.
article_snippet: Paul McCartney wrote the song 'Bluebird', apparently inspired by the act of 'flying,' with Linda and Denny Laine providing background harmony .
article_snippet: Linda first met and photographed the Rolling Stones when Linda attended a Stones album promotional party on a freebie invite in 1966 that marked the beginning of Linda commercial photography career .
article_snippet: Paul, Stella and James and Linda loved McCartney's modest farmhouse in High Park on the Kintyre Peninsula in Scotland in 1982.
article_snippet: Paul bought the small farm after the breakup of the Beatles in 1970 and the small farm saved Paul from the drug and the heavy drinking scene of London nightclubs.
article_snippet: The simple lifestyle inspired Paul to write the song, The Long and Winding Road .
article_snippet: The Beatles in London in 1968, a year after Paul, Stella and James and Linda first met.
article_snippet: This was the first year that the Apple Boutique, a retail store located on the corner of Baker and Paddington Streets, opened in London, the first business undertaking by the Beatles under the name of Apple Corps.
article_snippet: Paul described the shop as 'a beautiful place where beautiful people can buy beautiful things.'