In 1968, during a break from the grueling recording sessions for the White Album, the Beatles embarked on a photo marathon known as "Mad Day Out."
To escape the tense atmosphere of Abbey Road Studios, the group hired renowned photographer Don McCullin and toured various locations in London in a single day.
One of the most memorable moments of this outing took place on the banks of the River Thames at Wapping Pier, with the iconic Tower Bridge as a backdrop.
On this day in 1972, Lou Reed released "Walk on the Wild Side," bringing the characters of Andy Warhol's Factory into pop music. That bassline, those backing vocals and a saxophone solo made it unforgettable.
55 years ago today, Led Zeppelin released their untitled fourth album, featuring "Stairway to Heaven" and "Black Dog." Here are 5 wild facts about this rock classic: https://t.co/EGjxxSv6l1
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We had such a wonderful time seeing you at the Sphere. We absolutely loved the show.🤘.
With our love,
- Celine, Nelson, and Eddy xx…
📸: Brett Murray