In 1964, Ringo Starr snapped a photo of some high school students who had skipped class to see the Beatles during their first trip to the US. 50 years later, the group reunited and recreated the photo. [892x960]
Sadly, the missing guy in the very back passed away in 2011.
(Arlene) Norbe, along with Gary Van Deursen, Suzanne Rayot, Charlie Schwartz and Bob Toth met the former Beatle, who was having an exhibit of his photography (chronicled in his new book "Photograph"), and saw him play live with his All Starr Band. (The missing member of the sextet was Matt Blender, who passed away in 2011.)
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PlebTrash on December 15th, 2020 at 22:52 UTC »
I see 6 in the OG photo...5 people in the second. Oh no..
bruteski226 on December 15th, 2020 at 23:14 UTC »
Oh the ghost in the background of the first one was not available for the re-shoot?
TooShiftyForYou on December 15th, 2020 at 23:49 UTC »
Sadly, the missing guy in the very back passed away in 2011.
(Arlene) Norbe, along with Gary Van Deursen, Suzanne Rayot, Charlie Schwartz and Bob Toth met the former Beatle, who was having an exhibit of his photography (chronicled in his new book "Photograph"), and saw him play live with his All Starr Band. (The missing member of the sextet was Matt Blender, who passed away in 2011.)
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