Many wonder whether Abbey Road is a real place. The short answer is yes. The location where the cover was taken is right outside of Abbey Road studios, where The Beatles spent most of their career ...

We finally did it – crossed Abbey Road just like the Beatles. In this video, we visit the iconic London crosswalk made famous ...

The Abbey Road album cover has to make the shortlist as one of the most iconic ever. Given that The Beatles dramatically broke up a few months after its September 1969 release, it might also be ...

So reasoned John Kosh, the former Apple Records creative director who designed the iconic “Abbey Road” album cover depicting the Beatles crossing the titular street in synchronized step.

A street named Abbey Road. That not only became the name of the album, the photo they took became the greatest album cover of all time. Feel free to disagree, of course. Album covers weren’t ...

The final photo was taken from up high on a stepladder. Additionally, the album cover for Abbey Road remains the only original cover to completely omit the actual album title or band name.

And hundreds of fans of the Fab Four gathered Thursday at a crosswalk in London’s St. John’s Wood neighborhood immortalized on the “Abbey Road” album to recreate the cover photo half a ...

Ever since – for nearly 50 years now – a wide assortment of their fellow artists have been paying tribute to the iconic Abbey Road album cover that resulted from that traffic-disrupting afternoon.

Naming the album after the nearby Abbey Road studio was an impromptu decision ... be the last they recorded as a group. And that iconic cover captures the moment they had "Come Together" for ...

one of the most memorable and imitated album covers ever made. Now, the crossing has its own webcam, with hundreds of tourists descending on the site every day to make their own Abbey Road tributes.

Grammy Award-winning art director and designer John Kosh — creator of the renowned Beatles’ “Abbey Road” album cover, along with the Eagles’ “Hotel California” and ELO’s “Out of ...