See the slideshow at the bottom for more photos.
All photographs by Bob Bonis, copyright 2009
by 2269 Productions, Inc.
We have a new slideshow of more Bob Bonis' Beatle photos sent to us on Monday. As we've indicated previously, these and other photos of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones taken by photographer Bob Bonis, the Beatles' first U.S. tour manager, will open the new Not Fade Away Gallery, 901 Broadway, 2nd floor, New York City in an exhibit called "The British Are Coming" running March 4 through April 14. See our earlier column for more details. We also posted a previous slideshow with different photos.
For more info: Not Fade Away gallery website.
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Comments
Fantastic picture of John in that dressing cubicle. Not looking too approachable, but fantastic.
Hey Steve,
I have a question, do you have any idea how much it would be to get in the gallery? It IS open to the public, correct? Thank you and have a wonderful day!
The one picture of George and Paul sharing a mic isn't from the Comiskey Park concert. The outfits they are wearing were from their 1966 U.S. tour, and the Beatles didn't play Comiskey Park that year, but in 1965 (2 shows).
Great Picture of John backstage at JFK 1966. I was given a B&W print from a friend who got it from the Not Fade Away gallery with a certificate of authenticity. Great gift. My friend knew that I was tour manager of "Elephant Memory" who were John and Yoko's back up band from the NYC concert, T.V and albums etc.
I look forward to going to the galerry next time in NYC.
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