Crowds Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Beatles Photo Album on Abby Road

By Playfuls Team Hundreds of people gathered Thursday at the world's most famous pedestrian crossing to celebrate the 50th anniversary of a photo of the Beatles, which has become one of the most famous albums of the world. history of music and counted since then by countless fans.

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr were photographed crossing the street at Abbey Road in London, in front of Amy Studios, where they recorded the album of the same street name in 1969. .

Scottish photographer Ian Macmillan took only six pedestrian photos of the group and the fifth used a cover photo of the group's 11th album, filmed in a studio, released on September 26, 1969.

Lennon appeared in the foreground in a white suit, followed by a star in a black suit, while McCartney walked barefoot with a cigarette and finally Harrison in blue clothes.

On Thursday, the Ladybug came back to its place and the cars moved slowly along the busy street, while dozens of spectators marched on the pedestrian crossing with its white lines to take pictures of the birthday .

Abby Road won the group's best album during a vote in 2009 with readers of Rolling Stone.

The album is the last recorded by the four members of the group and includes songs composed by each of them.

The members of the hit rock band separated less than a year after the release of the Abby Road album, thus ending a decade of revolution in the world of music that has transformed the 1960s.