I remember our first Beatles record during Christmas of 1964. It was the LP "Something New," and I remembered me and my sisters playing it on a children's monotone phonograph, bad needle and everything. Almost 50 years later, I get to see McCartney live on May 22, 2013 here in Austin. And the music is still timeless.
Here's a 10 minute clip of the last public performance of the Beatles, on a rooftop in London.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=gP2XoLat4ck
And here are the two horoscopes of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, in separated wheels:
John's horoscope is in the center of the chart below, and the trine between Uranus in his 1st house with Paul's Neptune placed in his 6th house is the first thing to consider. Uranus in the 1st house (of expression or physical appearance to others) may define "shocking or unusual expression" in harmony (trine, or ~ 120 degrees) with Paul's "job skills or services related to art, drugs, religion, or glamor (Paul's Neptune in John's 6th house)."
The Moon placement of Paul at 11 degrees Leo 22 minutes is almost equal with John's midpoint of Saturn (at 13 degrees Taurus 12 minutes) and Mercury (at 8 degrees Scorpio 33 minutes). This midpoint may define "constructive use of writing or silence of communications," and Paul's Moon may represent "the woman or the people" in one's life. It was reported that a lot of female fans usually went for Paul first (for dates), but then there were many fans who were also attracted to John with his unique writing style and personality (in the early days of the Beatles).
I suspect that this midpoint applied to Paul's Moon defines Paul drawing in the female fans (with his Moon placement in John's 5th house of entertainment and recreations) and would then be "won over" by John's writing style (which was prominent in the early days of the Beatles).
Let's place Paul in the center now. Using Paul as the inner wheel and John on the outer wheel reveals Paul's Neptune in his 7th house of relationships, legal proceedings, one-on-one confrontations. It is forming a trine to John's Uranus (which is in Paul's 2nd house of financial resources and monetary base).
This Uranus trine Neptune placement may be thought of as "electric art" or "revolutionary services," and this may define "surprises and big changes with making money (Uranus in the 2nd house)" via "artistic services with friends (Neptune in the 7th house)."
The roles and relationship of women (i.e. the bulk of their fans) would also be a prominent feature of the relationship between John and Paul. The Moon usually represents "the woman or people in one's life" on a horoscope chart. Lennon's Moon placement at 3 degrees Aquarius 32 minutes is in opposition with Paul's Pluto placement at 4 degrees Leo 15 minutes, and according to John, everytime Paul sang "get back to where you once belonged" (during the rooftop concert, as shown in the video above) he looked at Yoko. Likewise, John Lennon reportedly didn't trust attorneys Eastman & Eastman, uncles of Paul's girlfriend Linda Eastman (who reportedly wanted to take over manager duties after Brian Epstein died. John wanted Allen Klein instead, who was the Rolling Stones ex-manager). And yes, Paul was in a recent dispute with Yoko over the possible removal of Lennon's name from the credits to "Yesterday," which he claims was "his baby."
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