The Beatles were still enjoying a quiet few hours sunbathing without being swamped by fans in July 1963 before they reached world-wide fame. These photos were taken by an unknown photographer who was persuaded to part with the copyright-by Beatles publicist Tony Barrow.

Mr Barrow, who worked with the group between 1963 and 1968, said:

“This is before the pressures of the Beatles got to them, they are not putting anything on for the camera.”

Aw, the good old days!

To view more of the photos, go to the Daily Mail.

Reported at: 9:26 pm | By: Green Meanie |
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