Obama-Biden Beatles inspired Sgt. Pepper poster

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Obama-Biden Beatles inspired Sgt. Pepper poster

Oh man, check this out! an Obama-Biden Beatles inspired-Sgt. Pepper poster!

Named the Hopeful Hearts Club poster, inspired by the Beatles "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album cover. Created by San Francisco-based artist Michael Cuffe, sells for 20 bucks, that's a deal.

'I have never seen a Beatles inspired poster like this before, especially a political one, this poster is based on the Obama-Biden campaign. A must have for ANY Beatles lover!~ Hey, you know I am ordering one. I wonder if Paul and Ringo know about this poster, will they also get one? maybe Paul would. This Rawks!!! more details below. I'd love to own the real painting! lol
I see Paul, John, George & Ringo.

The Hopeful Hearts Club

1 out of 3000 Limited Edition Hopeful Hearts Club Poster Print
Each poster measures 11” x 17” and is signed and numbered by artist Michael Cuffe.
Certificate of Authenticity included & numbered.

Top Row

Esther Hicks (author)
▪ David Blaine (magician)
▪ Charlize Theron (actress)
▪ Dave Chapelle (comedian)
▪ Sia (musician)
▪ Bernie Mac (comic)
▪ Stephen Hawking (scientist)
▪ David Sedaris (author)
▪ George Clooney (actor)
▪ Shepherd Fairy (artist)
▪ Obama “Hope” (artistwork)▪ Robert Downey Jr. (actor)
▪ Ron Paul (politician)
▪ Bob Dylan (musician)

Second Row
▪Gary Larson (cartoonist)
▪ Abraham Lincoln (President)
▪ Hunter S. Thompson (author)
▪ Joel Mchale (TV Host)
▪ John Lennon (musician)
▪ George Harrison (musician)
▪ Paul McCartney (musician)
▪ Ringo Starr (musician)
▪ Marilyn Monroe (actress)
▪ Alice Sebold (author)
▪ Wayne Dyer (author)
▪ Chris Rock (comedian)
▪ Greg Hildebrandt (artist)
▪ Lewis Black (comedian)
▪ Eckhart Tolle (author)
▪ Peter Jackson (filmaker)
▪Rick Overton (comedian)
▪George W. Bush (president)

Third Row

▪Mike Cuffe (artist)
▪Stephen Colbert (comedian)
▪Dick Cheney (Vice-President)
▪Bruce Lee (actor)
▪ Ronald Reagan (President)
▪George Carlin (comedian)
▪Tim Russert (TV Personality)
▪Michael Franti (musician)
▪Bob Ballard (Explorer)
▪Michael Phelps (athlete)
▪Teri Allmeroth (teacher)
▪Richard Branson (entrepreneur)
▪Jon Stewert (comedian)
▪Jane Roberts (author)
▪John F. Kennedy (President)
▪Dalai Lama(teacher)
▪JK Rowling (author)
▪Madelyn Dunham (Obama’s Grandmother)
▪Stanley Dunham (Obama’s Grandfather)

Front row

Martin Luther King (activist)
▪Oprah Winfrey (personality)
▪Jimmy Carter (President)
▪Bill Clinton (President)
▪Malia Obama (child)
▪Sasha Obama (child)
▪Al Gore (Vice President)
▪ Edward Kennedy (Senator)▪Joe Biden (Senator)
▪Jill Biden (Senator)
▪Barack Obama (Senator)
▪Michelle Obama (public speaker)
▪Hillary Clinton (Senator)
▪David Plouffe (Barack Obamas Campaign Manager

Other Objects in painting

▪Meditation Girl
▪Obama Signpost
▪Mark Twain Bust
▪Will, the Golden Retreiver
▪The Obama Fairy (little girl)
▪TV (Obama’s Use of Media)
▪Polar Bear

▪“Hope” Poster

▪Democrat Donkey▪Obama Leafleats

▪Obama Bobblehead Doll

▪Hope Stickers

▪“Progress Poster” by Scott Hansen

▪Earth

▪Marc Jacob’s Obama Bag

Nice job Michael I'm ordering, as soon as I finish this posty!~ not convinced, watch the artist as he paints the poster, with a quickness

Michael Cuffe-Artist The Hopeful Hearts Club

“The Hopeful Hearts Club is a painting that reflects the essence of hope that the campaign has inspired in millions of Americans over the past 2 years. The 1967 Beatles Sgt. Pepper album manifested during a time of social, economic, and worldwide change.
I feel that we are in another moment where the choices we make are having a profound effect on our lives, and the world at large.
As with the original Sgt. Pepper album, I have taken careful consideration of individual placement, individuals accomplishments, and their relationship to the Obama campaign and this time of change. ” Michael W. Cuffe.

hbTo order poster go to The Obama Experience.com This is beautiful.

Will you be in hollywood this week Sgt Pepper revisted

This week at the Hollywood Bowl will be a special celebration of the Beatles 40th anniversary release of Sgt Pepper August 10 and 11. The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra presents a celebration of the Beatles album with special guests “Cheap Trick”

stay tuned

Paul McCartney & Brian Wilson to jam together

Paul McCartney & Brian Wilson to jam together!

~ This should be something, Paul McCartney to team up with Brian Wilson at the

Royal Festival Hall next month Sept 07 for a one night only gig, joining Brian on stage for a few songs. Paul and Brian have been mates for over 40 years. The Beach Boys & The Beatles hung out during them mid 60's in those psychedelic years wonder what happened when they got together? hehehehe
My concern is can Brian Wilson still hold a note and keep up with Macca after all he has been thru? Apparently Brian is to do a set of Sgt. Pepper tunes, I think It would be fantastic if they did "Good vibrations" together I'd love to see that!
stay tuned

Paul & Brian in 02

It was 40 years ago today Sgt. Pepper taught the Band to play

Sgt Pepper: 40 years ago today...
10.11, Fri Jun 1 2007

The album which has been lauded as the most influential ever - The Beatles' Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - is celebrating its 40th birthday.
The groundbreaking record was a watershed for the Fab Four who, for the first time, ditched the matching suit look. It also marked a rethink in the way the band made records having tired of touring and with Beatlemania on the wane.
Sgt Pepper was recorded at Abbey Road studios in London and was the Beatles' eighth offering. Its release ushered in an unforgettable season of hope, upheaval and achievement culminating in the 1967 summer of love.

Fans continue to pay homage to the the album and a public event is taking place on June 19 at Leeds University which will examine the social and cultural impact of the album and question why it continues to hold a fascination for new audiences.
Artist Sir Peter Blake, who created the album's iconic cover, donated pieces to a permanent exhibition of his work in the School of Music - where a rare signed print of the original 'Pepper' sleeve takes pride of place alongside examples of his other sleeve art for artists including Paul Weller, Oasis and the Who.

Event organiser, senior teaching fellow Simon Warner, said: "Put simply, it's the most important album by the most important group. It was a groundbreaking moment for popular music, bringing together a vast array of musical styles - the mysticism of Within You Without You, the music hall of When I'm Sixty Four and the fairground sounds of Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite."