Mike McCartney was at the Beat Goes On exhibition in the World Museum Liverpool today to launch his ‘mini ’60s’ show of 4 of his photographs. There’s 2 pictures of his brother Paul McCartney with John Lennon rehearsing in the Cavern and 2 pictures of Mike’s own group the Scaffold. These and some others from Mike’s collection will be moving onto the new Museum of Liverpool when it opens in late 2010.
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