LEGENDARY Photographer left school at 16 shot Beatles 7 Months Later
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Grammy Award Winning Photographer Alan Messer shares unbelievable first-hand stories about working around John Lennon, George Harrison, Johnny Cash, Jimi Hendrix, David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Ravi Shankar, Merle Haggard, Dwight Yoakam, Tanya Tucker, Steve Earle, Robert Duvall, and many more. He talks about how he got his start with Beatles photographer Dezo Hoffman, what it was like being a young photographer in London in the late ’60s, and how he eventually became one of Nashville’s most respected music photographers.
We also get into:
The time John Lennon told him to get out of his chair
How George Harrison picked him out of a crowd of photographers
What it was like working with Johnny Cash for decades
The difference between shooting on film vs. digital
Album covers, iconic images, and what makes a great photograph
How Alan helped shape the visual history of Nashville music
Guest: Alan Messer
Website: alanmesser.com