56 Years Ago Today, Legendary Rock Band Stopped Traffic for Iconic Unforgettable Album Cover first appeared on Parade on Aug ...

The cover for the Beatles' album Abbey Road might, in the long history of rock and roll, be the most famous photo ever taken. The picture was taken 50 years ago this week.

London, England: It's hard to imagine a more iconic Beatles destination than Abbey Road, where the band did most of its recording from the early sixties until 1970, say the editors at Cheapflights.ca.

It's nearly 50 years since Iain Macmillan snapped the cover photo for the Beatles' Abbey Road album, and still fans of the Fab Four flock from around the globe You can save this article by ...

Some information may no longer be current. People take pictures as members of a Beatles cover band walk on the zebra crossing on Abbey Road, in London, Britain, on Aug. 8, 2019. HENRY NICHOLLS/Reuters ...

In June 1967, The Beatles invited British photographer David Magnus -- then only 22 years old -- to take pictures of them at Abbey Road Studios (known at the time as EMI Studios).

Leon Neal/Getty Images Remember Abbey Road, the Beatles penultimate, 1969 album? Well, the iconic crosswalk, or “zebra crossing,” featured on the artwork of the record has just been repainted.

It might be one of the most recreated images in human history—and now even the bears are getting into the act. The cover of The Beatles' 11th studio album, Abbey Road, famously depicts the four ...

February 22. The Beatles, plus organist Billy Preston, begin recording sessions which will result in their eleventh album, Abbey Road, at Trident Studios in London.