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 ...

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 recording songs. According to Radiox.com ...

The medley at the end of 'Abbey Road' signalled the final studio recordings for The Beatles, but what message did they want to send through it? Find out here.

The photo on the cover of Abbey Road shows John Lennon ... And the rest is history! The Beatles are actually walking away from the studio in that photo, which is apt. Abbey Road wasn’t their ...

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.

A few days before the shoot, he drew a sketch of how he imagined the cover, which we executed almost exactly that day. I took a couple of shots of the Beatles crossing Abbey Road one way.

But it was that sort of urgency.” The cover image shows the Beatles crossing Abbey Road outside the studio where they’d recorded nearly all their most enduring contributions to the history of ...

“It was fucking Abbey Road,” says Kosh ... “He was saying I would destroy the Beatles because I didn’t put their name on the cover and no one would buy the album.

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 ...

The diary of Beatles roadie Mal Evans reveals what the band members did when they found themselves with three hours to spare after shooting the cover for Abbey Road. Carty followed that with a ...

LONDON (AP) — It was 50 years ago today, that The Beatles caused a traffic ... neighborhood immortalized on the “Abbey Road” album to recreate the cover photo half a century after it was ...

"So Ringo said, 'Why don't we just shoot the cover outside and call it Abbey Road?' Like many a Ringo suggestion, it won out." During his tenure with The Beatles, Emerick had a few good ideas of ...