Paul Cole, the man on the cover of Abbey Road

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ManBeatles

http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2008/feb/15/30gtpaul-cole-man-on-beatles-abbey-road-cover/

[size=14]this man was so lucky.
i wanna be there!  
just standing on the sidewalk while this famous photos was shot and uesd as a Beatles famous cover! >< (afro) (rolling4) (shakehead1)[/size]

just dreaming.

Bobber

He died earlier this year. Check here for a full story: http://www.dmbeatles.com/forums/m-1203324393/

Oh, ManBeatles, will you please use normal size fonts in normal posts? Thank you.

ManBeatles

Quote from: 63He died earlier this year. Check here for a full story: http://www.dmbeatles.com/forums/m-1203324393/

Oh, ManBeatles, will you please use normal size fonts in normal posts? Thank you.

yes i know.
oh, okay i will. but what is the reason i can't use the bigger size?

pc31

because your will is weak and you can't be trusted.... ;) and your socks need a yarn darn....

PaulieBear


Bobber

Quote from: 1505
oh, okay i will. but what is the reason i can't use the bigger size?

It's like using strictly capitals: it looks as if you're shouting at us.

laiyt

<br />                  [size=14] I l0ve BeaTles Forever(:[/size]

AngeloMysterioso

I wonder if anyone knows who was that group of people, on the left hand side by the sidewalk behind that white car – top of Paul's head? I will post a close up picture later on (the uploader being full)...
Music's all right John, but you'll never make a living out of it.

AngeloMysterioso

Some say it might be Brian Jones, Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix, passing by  2ch
Music's all right John, but you'll never make a living out of it.

Yarvelling

#9
Looking closely, it looks as though the group of three, or four (hard to tell) people are stood in and next to a drive-way entrance to a parking area (possibly for offices or flats?). One of the people appears to be holding onto a small child (really hard to tell!!), and one at the front of the group looks to have their arms up towards their face; maybe holding a camera?
They may have come out to see what's going on in the road! The other person, what looks like an older (bald?) man may be heading round the front of that parked car, to get to the drivers' door, and drive-off....
So I would speculate that they were interested employees, or residents, outside sight-seeing!

Oh! And there's one occupant visible through the windscreen of the black police van, in the passenger seat, parked near 'Paul Cole'.... possibly to help control the traffic, or public (if things got a bit 'hectic') during the photo shoot?
Steve.

AngeloMysterioso

Quote from: Yarvelling on Jan 29, 2010, 12:08 PM
Looking closely, it looks as though the group of three, or four (hard to tell) people are stood in and next to a drive-way entrance to a parking area (possibly for offices or flats?). One of the people appears to be holding onto a small child (really hard to tell!!), and one at the front of the group looks to have their arms up towards their face; maybe holding a camera?
They may have come out to see what's going on in the road! The other person, what looks like an older (bald?) man may be heading round the front of that parked car, to get to the drivers' door, and drive-off....
So I would speculate that they were interested employees, or residents, outside sight-seeing!

Oh! And there's one occupant visible through the windscreen of the black police van, in the passenger seat, parked near 'Paul Cole'.... possibly to help control the traffic, or public (if things got a bit 'hectic') during the photo shoot?
Steve.
Well described, Yarvelling. Anyone read anything about these people somewhere ?
Music's all right John, but you'll never make a living out of it.


AngeloMysterioso

Quote from: Yarvelling on Jan 29, 2010, 12:08 PMOh! And there's one occupant visible through the windscreen of the black police van, in the passenger seat, parked near 'Paul Cole'.... possibly to help control the traffic, or public (if things got a bit 'hectic') during the photo shoot?
Steve.

Thanks for the snapshot, Bobber. A policeman being hired to control traffic, we can presume that it was his assistant sitting in the police van. Iain McMillan (the photographer) added: "The Volkswagen just happened to be standing there. It had been left there by someone on holiday. Nobody with any connection to The Beatles. The policeman tried to move it away for us, but he couldn't".
Music's all right John, but you'll never make a living out of it.

Bubby Gnome

He is soo lucky I wish I was on a beatles album cover
But it was decades before I was born

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