Without looking, name someone on the album cover of Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

[ohiosmith]

For extra credit name the only individuals appearing more than once.

For double extra credit name those originally intended to appear but were eliminated.

Lenny Bruce.

[datasuspect]

1. mae west

[ohiosmith]

2. Yes!

[barbtries]

3. all these names are coming to me

but i'd be embarrassed if i said them and was wrong, so i cannot play.
i will google and look though

[ohiosmith]

5. Take a guess!

[Angry Dragon]

4. ohiosmith

[ohiosmith]

6. You've blown my cover. I'm doomed!

[geardaddy]

7. Um, John Lennon

[ohiosmith]

8. Indeed!

[Scuba]

9. Ravi Shankar? Marilyn Monroe?

[ohiosmith]

10. No! Yes!

[Scuba]

11. Bob Dylan? Karl Marx?

[ohiosmith]

13. Yes and yes!

[UncleYoder]

12. Hitler and Jesus

didn't make the cut.

[ohiosmith]

16. Double credit!

[benld74]

14. Any one of the Beatles

[ohiosmith]

17. Yes!

[NoGOPZone]

15. Laurel and Hardy appear

The Beatles themselves appear more than once.

Can't remember who was eliminated. Jesus, maybe?

[ohiosmith]

18. Yes to all!

[WolverineDG]

19. chaplin nt

[ohiosmith]

24. Yes!

[sadbear]

20. Elvis

[ohiosmith]

25. Sadly no!

[HarveyDarkey]

21. Marlon Brando, Edgar Allen Poe

[ohiosmith]

26. Yes and yes!

[benld74]

22. Original Tarzan!

[ohiosmith]

29. Johnny Weissmuller. I think the first movie Tarzan was Elmo Lincoln.

[closeupready]

23. Marily Monroe, Albert Einstein, I think they both appeared.

Correct?

[ohiosmith]

30. Yes!

[Glorfindel]

27. Shirley Temple, Rabindranath Tagore, Jayne Mansfield, Fatty Arbuckle?

A boxer, either Sonny Liston or Floyd Patterson?

[ohiosmith]

31. Yes, no, yes, no, and yes!

[Dr. Strange]

28. Tony Romo

[ohiosmith]

32. No pudding for you!

[geardaddy]

33. Paul Ryan?

[ohiosmith]

34. See above!

[solara]

35. Zappa?

??

[ohiosmith]

38. Sorry!

[HughBeaumont]

45. You're thinking of "We're Only In It For the Money":

Extra credit if you can name anyone besides The Mothers on THIS cover.

[UncleYoder]

50. LBJ

[RushIsRot]

36. John Philip Sousa

[ohiosmith]

40. Sorry!

[edbermac]

37. Gandhi was there originally but airbrushed out, former Beatle Stu Sutcliffe was in.

Shirley Temple and the Beatles themselves are more than once. Lennon wanted Hitler but I don't think they had any actual shots of that one.

One outtake shot showing Gandhi.

[ohiosmith]

41. Yep!

[fleur-de-lisa]

39. Waldo?

[ohiosmith]

42. Smart ass!

[Aristus]

43. Aleister Crowley.

n/t.

I remember reading he was in the pic.

[ohiosmith]

46. Absolutely!

[HughBeaumont]

44. Leo Gorcey wanted a fee, so he didn't get on.

Huntz Hall, however, is on there.

[ohiosmith]

47. Good one!

[mulsh]

48. Karlheinz Stockhausen is on th cover

n/t

[ohiosmith]

49. Right you are!

[NoPasaran]

51. Bob Dylan

[ohiosmith]

52. Yep!

[Manifestor_of_Light]

53. Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde.

I don't want a pony, I just want riding lessons.

Mind-blowing Trivia: His grandson, Merlin Holland, is a Baby Boomer.

[ohiosmith]

55. Excellent!

[WhoIsNumberNone]

54. I'm pretty sure Hitler was on the set but didn't make the cut.

People appearing more than once? John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr & Paul McCartney. I want to say Marylin Monroe is on the cover, but she's so pervasive in pop culture, I may just be making that up...


ETA: I didn't look at anyone else's answers before posting- I see I wasn't wrong.

[ohiosmith]

56. Right on all counts. MM did make it.

[Z_I_Peevey]

57. w.c. fields

[ohiosmith]

58. Yep!

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

59. Marlon Brando

and now I wish I'd kept my copy which I bought the day after it was released............

[ohiosmith]

62. Yes!

[Boomerproud]

60. Diana Dors, Stuart Sutcliffe.

n/t

[ohiosmith]

63. Yes and yes!

[Tom Ripley]

61. Carl Jung and Tony Curtis

[ohiosmith]

64. Yes and yes!

[AngryOldDem]

65. Oscar Wilde, James Dean.

And no, I didn't scroll through the posts before posting.

[ohiosmith]

68. Yes!

[velvet]

66. Groucho Marx?

I could be wrong. I never owned the cover, but I did have the music.

When Sgt.Peppers was released I was but a 'umble schoolgirl and couldn't afford to buy it. However, Ward "Pally" Austin on Sydney radio 2UW kindly played a track a day, every afternoon around 4.30pm. If I hurried from school, caught the early train and ran home from the station I would arrive just in time to set up my little reel-to-reel tape deck, prop the mike in front of the radio and hit Record. Or to be precise, drag the joystick to the Record position, CLUNK!

And then sit absolutely still, stifling the odd cough while joy and Beatle music filled my soul.

Oh the thrill of hearing for the first time that thundering chord at the end of "Day in The Life".

[ohiosmith]

69. Sadly no! Thanks for a great story!

[Tom Ripley]

67. Big Bill Burroughs

[ohiosmith]

71. Yes!

[Arugula Latte]

70. Lindsay Lohan?

Okay, I'll take a stab ... Albert Einstein?

[ohiosmith]

73. No, yes!

[Taverner]

72. Aleister Crowley nt

[ohiosmith]

74. Yes!