The "Mad Day Out" photo session - The Paul McCartney Project
Sep 27, 2024 · In early summer 1968, Paul McCartney called the renowned war photographer Don McCullin to request his services for a day-long photo session with The Beatles. The band needed fresh publicity photos and sought a break from the recording studio. The date set for the shoot was July 28, 1968.
Photos: The Beatles Romp Through London in 1968 - Rolling Stone
Dec 10, 2010 · On July 28, 1968, 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 Beatles MAD Day Out in London in 1968 | A Day In The Life …
Jun 30, 2023 · A Day In the Life of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Star as they cut... 1968's Historic Mad Day Out during recording of the White Album.
A Mad Day Out with the Beatles, 1968 - Collectors Weekly
Feb 2, 2011 · On July, 28, 1968, during the recording of “ The White Album,” the Beatles spent the day tearing around London to shoot some publicity photographs, in particular for the cover of “Life” magazine. That day became known as the “Mad Day Out.”
28 July 1968: The Mad Day Out: location six | The Beatles Bible
Jul 5, 2022 · John Lennon changed into a black waistcoat and Paul McCartney went bare chested. Lennon swung a pickaxe at concrete, then lay down on the concrete slope. McCartney draped some heavy chains around his torso for some solo shots.
The Beatles, Mad Day Out session in Thomson House, 1968 /photos
Sep 21, 2018 · 📷 The Beatles (John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr) Mad Day Out session in Thomson House, Grace Inn Road, July 28, 1968 ...
28 July 1968 - UK, London The Mad Day Out - Tapatalk
Dec 19, 2013 · The final location of The Beatles' Mad Day Out, in which hundreds of photographs were taken around London in the course of a day, was 7 Cavendish Avenue, Paul McCartney's house in St John's Wood, north London.
28 July 1968: The Mad Day Out: location one | The Beatles Bible
Jul 28, 2011 · There were seven key locations around London in what became known as the Mad Day Out. The first location was Thomson House, the centre of the newspaper empire owned by Lord Thomson, where The Times and The Sunday Times were based. The building, on Gray’s Inn Road, was demolished in 1969.
The Beatles’ “Mad Day Out” & The Evolution of “Revolution”
The wittiest shots of the day were The Beatles mock-fighting on a concrete slab in the Old Street roundabout and eery images from Wapping Pier: John spontaneous lied down and the others gathered around him as if he had died.
BBC - In pictures: The Beatles on the Mad Day Out in 1968 - BBC News
This is a small selection of them from the 'Mad Day Out'. John Lennon plays dead 12 years before his murder in New York on 8 December 1980. SEE ALSO