Photo Essay


     The Beatles were a very popular English band which was originally created in Liverpool in 1960. The band was made up of four members being John Lennon,Paul McCartney,Ringo Starr,and George Harrison. Together these talented four were able to compose song after song,popular album after popular album. A very popular album cover from the Beatles is one called Abbey Road, where the four young men are seen crossing Abbey Road from a side view,in a single file line. The order of the men from left to right is George Harrison,Paul McCartney,Ringo Starr,and John Lennon which are about to studios in London NW8. Abbey Road is their eleventh studio album released on September 26,1969. The recording sessions for it were even the last in which all four members were able to participate in. Abbey Road earned no. 1 on the British album chart in October and stayed there for seventeen of its 81 weeks in the chart. The Beatles were a phenomenal band and their legend will continue to live on forever.
 

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