I never tire of looking at photographs of The Beatles, especially when I stumble across ones I've never seen (or can't remember seeing) before. Earlier today I found this little gem.
To the untrained eye you'd say it was lifted from the 1967-1970 Blue Album. But look again. It's obviously taken at Manchester Square in Marylebone (EMI's London offices), however, it's been taken from a diiferent angle and on a different day. I know it's a boy thing; if I was to show the picture to my GLW and say 'can't you see George is wearing a different jacket?' I'd get 'the look' and probably an audible sigh which, over the years, I've translated into English: it means 'grow up.'
Which is probably why I won't be showing her this photograph either.
Before they demolished EMI (the building*, not the label) another four piece combo had their mugshots taken from the bottom of the stairwell.
* I'm assured that the rail Macca is leaning on now resides in his office.
One more from the archive!
ReplyDeleteAmazing - I've never seen the second picture before. Presumably the photographer had to be quick, 30 seconds later his lens was covered in gob.
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