MeamMrM, Francie Schwartz was apparently helping out with the "shooby doo wops" in "Revolution 1" - meaning that all four of the Beatles' then-current wives/girlfriends appeared on the white album.

meanmistermustard said
If that is true then a bit hypocritical of John to complain of Yokos treatment at the hands of Paul, George and Ringo.

Yes, but if it is true then he probably didn´t realise how he was being with her. I mean, did he know how he was being to Paul and everyone else at that time because he wasn´t been particulary nice to them either, was he? Maybe he was so absorbed with Yoko, so in love, that he didn´t realise how cold he was being with everyone else.

I don´t know, maybe I´m just trying to make ...]]> Mon, 01 Oct 2012 16:54:01 +0100 http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/lindas-abbey-road-pics-on-paulmccartney-com/#p58642 Paul McCartney http://www.beatlesbible.com/forum/paul-mccartney/lindas-abbey-road-pics-on-paulmccartney-com/#p58642 If that is true then a bit hypocritical of John to complain of Yokos treatment at the hands of Paul, George and Ringo.

On a side note all the beatle wives excluding Cynthia are on a beatles song. TCSOBB has Yoko & Maureen and Mo is on also on Get Back (album mix), Linda is part of Let It Be (single mix). Pattie and Yoko contribute backing vocals on Birthday. Any others?

And I don´t think the other Beatles (John especially, maybe) would of been all that happy about Linda doing a cover as there was that unspoken rule that the wives/girlfriends would not get involved with the band, although that sort of went out of the window when Yoko arrived on the scene.

There's just something about the idea of documenting the act of DOCUMENTATION itself that really intrigues me - it's like documentation unto infinity. And naturally, alternate views of a famous photo shoot (as opposed to alternate shots from the shoot itself) are a perfect example. (Let alone motion picture footage of a famous static event.)

There was film footage taken of that photo shoot too. Was that ever shown anywhere, aside from the few seconds in the brief Abbey Road CD documentary?

There's one pic up to tease us, but apparently Linda was on-hand to document the 'Abbey Road' cover shoot, and tomorrow some of these photos will debut on Paul's website.  It's so strange and wonderful to see one of the most iconic images in recording history from a different viewpoint.