It has almost been four decades since the Beatles went their separate ways but that has not extinguished their popularity in the least bit. People like me who were two generations past their hay day are still listening to their music and falling in love with their sound. This point can be hammered home with a new photo inspired exhibition at Doncaster in South Yorkshire, England that features an array of classic Beatles pictures.
All the money for the exhibition is going to the Bluebell Wood Hospice. While many of the people reading this probably won’t be able to make the journey over the pond to see the photos some will. Beatles music lives on for many of us. The famed photographer, Tom Murray has donated some limited edition photos for the charity. He was at the exhibition talking about his experiences photographing the Beatles back in the late 60’s. His copies have been auctioned off for millions showing how much the Beatles mean to some people. Hopefully more pictures from this exhibit will be available in galleries online.
It has almost been four decades since the Beatles went their separate ways but that has not extinguished their popularity in the least bit. People like me who were two generations past their hay day are still listening to their music and falling in love with their sound. This point can be hammered home with a new photo inspired exhibition at Doncaster in South Yorkshire, England that features an array of classic Beatles pictures. 
