The Beatles in India
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Written By: Paul Saltzman
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Early in 1968, at the height of their popularity, the Beatles travelled to India to find something that all their fame and fortune could not give them: inner peace. For eight weeks, they disappeared into an ashram to study meditation. No press or visitors were allowed. A young Canadian filmmaker, Paul Saltzman, had also travelled to India the year before. He and the Beatles met by chance at Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's ashram, striking up an immediate friendship. The Beatles allowed Saltzman to photograph them while they meditated and wrote music. 30 years later, Saltzman looked at his rolls of film and discovered a unique record of rock's favoured sons.

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Publication Date: 10/20/2006
ISBN: 9780973896701
Pages: 105
Trim Size: 15 x 21.6 x 2.7

The Beatles are the most iconic rock band of the 20th century, nearly as popular today with younger generations as they are with those who grew up in the Sixties. The Beatles have 41.6 million likes on Facebook and 2.74 million followers on Twitter.

As the only photographer allowed in Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s ashram while the Beatles were there, Saltzman captured a unique moment in time.

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