as he writes in a forthcoming book about the experience, Tom Murray’s Mad Day Out With The Beatles, from which these photos are drawn. As Murray relates, he didn’t actually know that the ...

The books “Ribbons of Rust” and “John & Paul” show how the circumstances of time, place, talent, technology and friendship ...

Twenty-three of Tom Murray's negatives from the Beatles' 1968 Mad Day Out photo shoot will be auctioned on Nov. 14.(Tom Murray) In 1968, Tom Murray was a young photographer at The Sunday Times ...

McCullin took a picture that appeared on the cover of Life two months later, and then they all went looking for interesting locations—an adventure known to Beatles scholars as the Mad Day Out.

The Beatles went out for a photo shoot with a couple of photographers – Stephen Goldblatt and Don McCullin to take a break from recording the White Album. It became known as the “Mad Day ...

Peter Brown, the Beatles‘ former day-to-day manager and president of ... and Lennon and Ono’s journey through heroin addiction. When the book came out, McCartney burned it in his fireplace ...

“Everything we did in those days ... book that, as Gaines writes, “John and Paul had already had enough of each other.” “All Your Need Is Love: The Beatles in Their Own Words” is out ...

He’s a world-renowned Beatles authority and author who has published 16 books on the Fab Four ... “But when ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ came out, they no longer could do that.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. TOM Murray's photographic account of The Beatles' Summer Of '68, Mad Day Out, is on display at Andrew Eccles's FastFrame picture-framing ...

The Beatles loved the camera almost ... Finally, on a slow news day, the paper ran one on the front page. The edition sold out. “My pictures were some of the very first press photographs ever ...

and the photo session that followed is one of the most famous in Beatles lore. Known as the Mad Day Out, it captures the foursome in peak playful mode as they gallivant around London — standing ...