A little over a week ago, I was thinking about the pictures in the back of the
I Love You liner notes booklet. A year or two ago, bigger versions of a handful of these were posted either directly on the Zombies' Facebook page in the Zombies Fan Club. I don't remember which, and I can't seem to find that post again, but it doesn't really matter because I tracked down the originals on DigitaltMuseum:
The caption for each of these reads: "Den brittiska popgruppen The Zombies uppträder på TV-programmet Drop-In 1966." Translated from Swedish, this reads: "The British pop group The Zombies act on the television program Drop-In 1966." According to the
Zombie Heaven liner notes, the Zombies' 1966 Scandinavian tour started on 5 November and ended on 20 November. (The same page contains five pictures from this performance [including the seventh and eighth above] with the caption "Live on stage in Sweden, November 1966.")
My search on the DigitaltMuseum site resulted in only these eight pictures, but the
I Love You liner notes booklet has at least twenty-five. Presumably, the others exist somewhere, along with - perhaps - film footage of the performance.
In looking at these pictures again, I discovered that the cover of
I Love You was almost certainly shot at the same time. In the background of the sixth picture, one can make out a bit of netting and the white lines of the red-and-white-striped goal posts the group is standing within on the cover:
Paul, Chris, and Colin all seem to be wearing the same clothes as in the above pictures.
