These photos were taken by Mike McCartney and appear in his photo book, "Remember."
Mike tells the story of the photo shoot like this:
"Not long after he bought the Ford, George could afford to trade it for a flash Jaguar. It was the first time I'd ever been in a car where you just pressed a button and the window wound up and down by magic. When he knocked on our Allerton front door demanding photos of his latest acquisition, I protested "But George, it's getting dark."
"Bring your flash," came the reply. "And it's raining!" I added. "Bring your umbrella," he finalized.
20 years old wow. then he moved on by 64 to an E type Jag.. and they sad Her majesty got all the cash haha
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ReplyDeleteThese photos were taken by Mike McCartney and appear in his photo book, "Remember."
DeleteMike tells the story of the photo shoot like this:
"Not long after he bought the Ford, George could afford to trade it for a flash Jaguar. It was the first time I'd ever been in a car where you just pressed a button and the window wound up and down by magic. When he knocked on our Allerton front door demanding photos of his latest acquisition, I protested "But George, it's getting dark."
"Bring your flash," came the reply.
"And it's raining!" I added.
"Bring your umbrella," he finalized.
Possibly Beatles Monthly Book photographer Leslie Bryce? (MarkZapp)
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