"Paul McCartney's Unseen Beatles Photos Revealed in Memoir"

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Paul McCartney's book "1964: Eyes of the Storm" features his own photographs of the Beatles' early days of fame in America, including shots of screaming fans, fellow band members, and police officers. The photos, which were brought out of McCartney's archives by an archivist, are now on display in a London art gallery. McCartney, who was not yet 22 at the time, describes the experience as "a very special time" in America, and notes that the attitudes of the era were changing.
Topics:entertainment#1960s#arts-and-culture#london-art-gallery#paul-mccartney#photography#the-beatles
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