Beatlefan #221 includes a special section devoted to the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ “Revolver” album, including a look at how the cover, designed by the Fabs’ old pal Klaus Voormann, came to be. Originally presented here was a companion piece by that article’s authors, Piet Schreuders and Ken Orth, looking at where the various parts of the cover collage originated. It has, however, been removed at the request of Piet Schreuders, who did not want the article to appear online. We hope those who got to read it while it was available enjoyed it.
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There are two “Paul on the toilet” photographs. The one you used in the article and the other one is in the White Album poster (he’s actually standing naked above the toilet). 🙂
Yes, thank you. We’re saving that one for later.
Does anyone know if the original collage survives somewhere?
Joe Walsh owns it.
if you listen to what Klaus says or wrote in his book he never saw it and wont believe until… Who knows if Joe only has a printers proof.
Klaus was a great guest 2 weeks ago at the Chicago Fest. You can see he is slowing down but still sharp as a tack!