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A seldom seen shot from the Mad Day Out session by Thomas Murray. The Beatles. George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and Ringo Starr.
Amazing group of original negatives from a band’s band. Previously unpublished, they were taken at an early gig at the Dorothy Ballroom in Cambridge (England) during their earliest days. From a November 23, 1965, show, the photographer who took these worked there, hence he got a camera in and he was the only one allowed such an honor.
Look at my singer dawggggg
“Girls were going berserk to get to him and he was doing things like hiding in the closet whenever the door opened.” — Mason Hoffenberg on Bob Dylan
Live at the Stevenage Locarno Ballroom 14 July 1965
" as it turns out, we four actually could hold a candle to ourselves. otherwise, this photo session would have been a total bust. instead, we proved what they always say - that it's far better to shine a light of peace & love in this world than to just curse the darkness. "
- ringo starr, LIFTED (2022)
the inalienable right of every kid to Snacktime
Keith & Roger backstage at the Jaguar Club: April 10th - 1967. (Photo taken by Hans-Joachim Dewe)
Promotional shot of the High Numbers, later the Who, 1964. Featuring Roger's seersucker suit, sports jackets for Keith and John, and wickedly short bangs for all of them.
The Who backstage at Top Of The Pops, 1973
me trying to explain everything and anything to other people