Kenwood

No. 41: The Merrie Harriers, Cowbeech, East Sussex. The above pic of Brian and Nat Weiss, taken shortly before the former's demise, i...

More (above) of these (below) have just come to light, via Tracks: Pity about the watermarks, and the piano end remains fuzzy (though...

Above: Abbey Road, this morning, 13th August 2011. Below: Abbey Road, errr...at some point, 30th October 1971. Is it Abbey Road, tho...

Alf Bicknell (driver of Beatles), so 'tis written, lived for a while in the attic at Kenwood. Not so, according to the whip-hand himse...

Ringo in the custom built Leisure Wing at Sunny Heights, mid-Summer o' Etc. The above pic one of Tammy's latest batch, but there, ...

Ever wondered what became of the Eye? Last seen in Liverpool circa 1985, on display at the Festival Garden site, it subsequently seems to ha...

Oft overlooked (by me at any rate), but increasingly of interest (to me etc) is the President on (just about) Russell Square. Here they live...

It's fair to say that all of the Beatles were more accommodating toward the "fannage" than was strictly necessary; indeed, lud...

Jonathan Miller's Alice in Wonderland was broadcast by the BBC on December 28th, 1966. It's a safe bet that John was watching, given...

You can, of course, now visit Mendips, and note for yourself the notably mock-Tudor view from John's old bedroom. One bit that remains o...

I've long had it in mind to do an "appreciation" of the Penny Lane promo film, but the more I went into it, the longer it beca...

More "fannage", in the drive at Kenwood, summer, 1967. "Fannage", I tell you. "Fannage".

Yet another June 29 French seamstress pic, in the sunroom, of course. That makes five, so far, and surely not many more...

One thing not usually included in John's list of achievements is "labourer", and yet a labourer he was, for a whole month in 1...

Another "interesting" shot emerges - John answering the door to a fan sometime in 1968. This must be Two Virgins era, possibly fro...

A charming snap of Julian, on the fabled couch in the sunroom at Kenwood, probably circa late '66/early '67. This pic may well have ...