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 assignment on which he was being sent was to photograph the ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

To be on the safe side, the Beatles had also hired famed war photographer Don McCullin. The shoot came to be known as Mad Day Out, and the Beatles lived up to this, bringing along a variety of ...

A PHOTOGRAPHER who captured the Beatles’ “mad day out” on camera brings the images to Liverpool tomorrow. Tom Murray spent a day messing around in London with the Fab Four in July 1968.

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 ...

legendary Beatles Mad Day Out photographer Tom Murray, and more (via Music News). Speaking about the project, Weizman said: “Here, There & Everywhere is a feature length documentary created by ...

They had been out of print on vinyl since 1995. The Beatles’ U.S. visit in 1964 also included concerts at Carnegie Hall, a gig at the Washington Coliseum in Washington, D.C., and a visit to ...

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 ...