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Oasis- Abbey Rd. Liam Gallagher
Jill Furmanovsky recalls 'Early in October 1996 fans found out that Oasis were recording in Abbey Road and the graffiti outside started showing Oasis content among the Beatles scribbles. I was photographing it when Liam arrived. He agreed to pose briefly outside the famous front door. It was as exciting for me as it was for them. I had been a huge Beatles fan as a teenager.'
Candid image of Roger Waters at Abbey Road Studios in June 1967 whilst Pink Floyd finished off recording their debut album 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn'. The band started recording the album at Abbey Road in February 1967 and it was released in August by EMI Records. It was produced by Beatles engineer Norman Smith. Norman Smith recalled in a 2007 interview "My first job, obviously, was to form a friendship with them and, above all, to form a trust, being their producer,” Smith says. “So we’re sitting there chatting in the control room, getting to know one another. The control room door opens and in walks Paul McCartney. He wanted to meet the boys. He’d heard of them. And after a little chat with them, he comes across to me, puts his hand on my shoulder and he says to the Pink Floyd boys, ‘You won’t go wrong with this bloke as your producer.’ ”
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Noel Gallagher of Oasis, with his signature Union Jack guitar.
Jill Furmanovsky recalls, "Noel Gallagher with his Epiphone Union Jack guitar at a rehearsal for the ‘summer shows’ at Birmingham NEC, July 1996. These included the two massive shows at Knebworth Park in August 1996.
Even though you can’t see Noel’s face everything about this picture says ‘Oasis’ to fans who had seen him playing the iconic guitar at Maine Road a few months earlier. Most of my best-known work is in black and white but this is a happy exception: Noel’s tartan shirt echoing the red, white and blue of the Union Jack and his arm making a satisfying ‘X’ shape with the guitar neck."
Oasis - 17th October 1996
Jill Furmanovsky recalls "I was asked to shoot a band session at Abbey Road, about a month after the media furore that was going on at the time. The band had cancelled their American tour due to a major Noel/Liam row and the papers were saying that they’d split up. But they hadn’t, so we needed some shots to show that they were still a working unit. We were going to do the shoot outside the studios by the wall of graffiti but Noel said “We’re not going to be Japanese tourists.” So we used the interior where they were about to record anyway."
Noel Gallagher setting up before his Oasis gig at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in December 1994.
Oasis Paris France 1995 Jill Furmanovsky
Oasis photographed by Jill Furmanovsky in Paris in November 1995.
Jill recalls, "Terrible vibes between Noel and Liam produced a wonderful set of pictures. Liam was drunk and minutes before this was taken had been chasing Parisians on bicycles over the bridge before hurling his drink at the wall. To make things worse we were being tailed by paparazzi. Noel was thoroughly fed up but the session continued. The strange angles sum up the dark mood of the day."
Noel Gallagher said during a recent chat with Jill, "We were just so uninterested in being there. I Just remember Liam being absolutely rat-arsed and being in a proper f**king bad mood. As you can see, we've dressed up specifically for the occasion to have our picture taken in Paris. And it looks like we've just walked off a building site.
We did some really amazing gigs in Paris and it's where we played with Neil Young at the Zenith but it's also the place of some catastrophic days and nights. And I remember Paris is where I wrote 'Don’t Look Back In Anger'. And it's where the band broke up. It's quite a significant place in the tale of Oasis."
This image is available as a 20x16" silver gelatin print in an edition of 30. It is also available as a giclee print at sizes A1 or A0 from an edition of just 10. All prints are numbered, signed by Jill Furmanovsky and come with a certificate of authenticity.
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