The complete set of photos taken for the cover of the Beatles' 'Abbey Road' album is headed for the auction block in November, where the signed and numbered set is expected to fetch up to $110,000 ...

Abbey Road was released on Sept. 26, 1969, and was the next-to-last studio effort issued by The Beatles. "Let It Be," most of which was recorded prior to "Abbey Road," got its release in April 1970.

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).

On August 8, 1969, the Beatles took staged a photo shoot for the cover of “Abbey Road,” the last album the band recorded as a group (even though it was released before “Let It Be”).

The Beatles are incredible, because they did use every single nook and cranny of Abbey Road, which is something I didn’t realize. They’re famous for being in Studio 2. That’s the big famous ...

World famous Abbey Road Studios are decorated with Beatles stickers on the walls, to remember the 50th anniversary of the release of Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in London on June 1, 2017 ...

Mary McCartney was hesitant to make a documentary that involved the Beatles, but the lure of celebrating the family's beloved Abbey Road Studios with 'If These Walls Could Sing' proved too strong.

In fact, when Abbey Road was released in the autumn of 1969, many listeners blanched at the palpable sonic differences in the Beatles’ sound. As far as they were concerned, the character of the ...

Here comes the sun — again! On Friday, The Beatles made like contemporary greats (Kanye, Taylor) with a surprise album drop: a reissue of “Abbey Road,” which celebrated its 50th anniver… ...

But what fascinated me was the image on the billboard -- a classic black-and-white photo, taken by Bruce McBroom, of the ‘Abbey Road’-era Beatles: John with a furry beard, Ringo with a ...

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).