The Abbey Road album cover has to make the shortlist as one of the most iconic ever. Given that The Beatles dramatically broke up a few months after its September 1969 release, it might also be ...

Many wonder whether Abbey Road is a real place. The short answer is yes. The location where the cover was taken is right outside of Abbey Road studios, where The Beatles spent most of their career ...

So reasoned John Kosh, the former Apple Records creative director who designed the iconic “Abbey Road” album cover depicting the Beatles crossing the titular street in synchronized step.

Kosh says the urgency of getting the Abbey Road cover design on time was paramount. Fortunately for him, he had at his disposal the photographs that Iain Macmillan took of the Beatles walking on ...

And hundreds of fans of the Fab Four gathered Thursday at a crosswalk in London’s St. John’s Wood neighborhood immortalized on the “Abbey Road” album to recreate the cover photo half a ...

The photo on the cover of Abbey Road shows John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison walking along a crosswalk outside of EMI studios in London, England, on Abbey Road.

Donation Options Search Search Search Fans pose against a recreation of the pedestrian crossing outside Abbey Road studios, fifty years since the iconic album cover for “Abbey Road” by the ...

Cunard partners with Abbey Road Studios to bring a new and exclusive Listening Lounge experience to travellers on board ...

So Ringo said, 'Why don't we just shoot the cover outside and call it Abbey Road?' "But the band decided they didn't want to trek to the top of Mount Everest to shoot the cover," Emerick told us ...

Cunard has come together with Abbey Road Studios to bring a new and exclusive Listening Lounge experience to music lovers on ...

Fans dressed as lookalikes walk across the Abbey Road zebra crossing on the 50th anniversary of British pop musicians The Beatles doing it for their album cover of 'Abbey Road' in St Johns Wood in ...