1964: Eyes of the Storm presents a rare and intimate look at The Beatles’ meteoric rise, captured through the lens of Paul McCartney's 35mm camera. Featuring 275 images across 336 pages, this striking collection documents the frenzy and excitement of the band’s first transatlantic journey through six cities—Liverpool, London, Paris, New York, Washington, D.C., and Miami.
McCartney’s personal recollections accompany each city’s portfolio, offering an autobiographical account of the era he calls the "Eyes of the Storm." The book also includes Beatleland, an insightful essay by Harvard historian Jill Lepore, exploring The Beatles' impact as a global phenomenon.
Beautifully designed, this volume is both a visual time capsule and an essential piece of rock history.