Get a peek at the band’s first transatlantic trip through the lens of McCartney’s camera, available on Amazon now.
The book features 275 photos captured around six cities — Liverpool, London, Paris, New York, Washington, D.C., and Miami. There is also an introduction by historian Jill Lepore, along with a personal foreword by McCartney as he recalls the emotions and events that took place as the band played for British concert halls, and the excitement from fans following their first visit to the U.S.
With the rise of coffee-table books as a trendy piece of decor, you’ll want to make sure this book has a front-and-center spot for all guest to see. If you’re a collector, then make sure you display it among your other Beatles merch, such as the band’s
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