Eyevine Keystone USA December 2010
EN_00947833_0514
May 20, 1967; New York, NY, USA; The Beatles pictured in a good mood in a reception right after one of their songs was banned by the B.B.O. because they feared it might encourage drug taking. In the song from the disc 'Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band', John Lennon sings about a man who catches a bus, has a smoke and has daydreams. The son, 'A Day in this Life', had already been banned by some U.S. broadcasting stations. (Top LtoR) RINGO STARR, GEORGE HARRISON, PAUL MCCARTNEY and JOHN LENNON. (Credit Image: ? KEYSTONE Pictures USA)/ eyevine
WORLDWIDE RIGHTS AVAILABLE. End users shall not licence, sell, transmit, or distribute any photographs represented by eyevine, to any third party.
Minimum price 50PLN
2009-09-23
KEYSTONE USA / eyevine/East News
Eyevine
KEYSTONE Pictures USA / eyevine
evhr_00380096
0,93MB
24cm x 19cm by 300dpi
0, 1967, 20, 44, 8709, A, ABOUT, AFTER, ALREADY, AND, ARCHIVAL, ARCHIVE, BAND, BANNED, BEATLES, BECAUSE, BEEN, BROADCASTING, BUS, BY, CATCHES, CLUB, CONTACT, DAY, DAYDREAMS, DISC, DRUG, E, ENCOURAGE, EYEVINE, FEARED, FILE, FOR, FROM, GEORGE, GOOD, HAD, HARRISON, HAS, HEARTS, HIGHER, HISTORIC, HISTORICAL, HISTORY, IMAGE, IN, INFO, INFORMATION, IT, JOHN, KEYSTONE, KPA, LENNON, LIFE, LONELY, LTOR, MAN, MAY, MCCARTNEY, MIGHT, MOOD, MORE, NEW, NY, O, OF, ONE, OR, PAUL, PEPPER, PICTURES, RECEPTION, RESOLUTION, RIGHT, RINGO, SARGEANT, SINGS, SMOKE, SOME, SON, SONG, SONGS, STARR, STATIONS, TAKING, THE, THEY, THIS, TOP, U, USA, USING, WAS, WHO, YORK, ZAGENCY, ZBATCH, ZSELECT,