Published to coincide with the thirtieth anniversary of John Lennona??s death, this previously unpublished collection of poignant photographs is a record of one day with The Beatlesa??just after Sgt. Pepper was released. In September 1968, critically acclaimed photojournalist Don McCullin was invited to spend a day photographing The Beatles in locations ranging from Paul McCartneya??s garden to the banks of the Thames, as well as in their recording studio. The timing of this was, in hindsight, significant. The Beatles had just released Sgt. Pepper, Vietnam was in turmoil, and riots had spread through Americaa??s cities and campuses. It was the moment when the innocence and optimism of the sixties darkeneda??the instant the youth movement, of which The Beatles were icons, converged with the antiwar protests, the civil rights movement, and the burgeoning counterculture. One of the most poignant photographs taken that day was of John Lennon posing as dead, surrounded by the other three...