jag har varit där . .
känslan och minnet av att varit där gör en gråtfärdig , den som inte förstår det magiska skrattar och gör narr den som förstår glädjer sig med en .. .jag gick där barfota tillsammans med Bertil och Anton precis som paul gjorde för snart 40 år sedan ,, åh helt sjukt ..
" they decided to call it Abbey Road and take the photo outside the studio, on 8 August 1969. The cover designer was Apple Records creative Director Kosh. The cover photograph was taken by photographer Iain MacMillan. MacMillan was given only ten minutes around 10 that morning to take the photo. That cover photograph has since become one of the most famous and most imitated album covers in recording history. A second version by Iain MacMillan was used on McCartney's solo album Paul Is Live. The man standing on the pavement in the background is Paul Cole (d. 13 February 2008[6]), an American tourist who was unaware that he was being photographed until he saw the album cover months later.[7][8] The zebra crossing today remains a popular destination for Beatles fans; see the Abbey Road webcam"
Jag har varit på abbey road ..