The legacy of Mal Evans
Beatles Historian Kenneth Womack set to publish a biography on Mal Evans, along with the diaries of the road manager and personal assistant, somewhat of a “holy grail” of Beatles lore. Beatles scholar and...
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The 100 minute cinema preview
It was a party night yesterday when Disney invited the Norwegian Wood Beatles fan club to an exclusive preview of a 100 minute excerpt from “The Beatles Get Back” in Oslo. After some complementary...
Ringo teaches masterclass
Since I was a teenager, I’ve loved playing the drums and making music with other people. It’s what fills my soul. That’s the kind of joy I want you to feel when you play...
Let It Be screening
A rough cut of the “Let It Be” movie was screened for The Beatles on 20 July, 1969. Director Michael Lindsay-Hogg recalled that it was about an hour longer than the released version. All...
Let It Be locations
The Beatles, Get Back and London: on the trail of a timeless story: In a film specially commissioned by Apple Corps and published today by The Guardian, John Harris and John Domokos follow the...
Get Back in theatres
A 100 minute version of the new Peter Jackson documentary series “The Beatles – Get Back” has been secretly prepared for cinematic release, and premiered yesterday at Cineworld Empire cinema, Leicester Square, London for...
Newly discovered track – not 1968 after all
A few days ago, we told you about a newly discovered track featuring George and Ringo. The story that went along with the track was this: The song, «Radhe Shaam», was written and produced...
New teaser
Just look at the image quality of the new teaser for Peter Jackson’s Get Back documentary series! Paul is teaching his new song, «l’ve Got a Feeling» to the others and George is just...
Statue for Brian Epstein
A new statue of Beatles manager Brian Epstein, showing him walking to see the band, will celebrate his legacy in Liverpool, the team behind it has said. The Brian Epstein Legacy Project wants to...
1968 track featuring George and Ringo to be released today
At the Liverpool Beatles Museum the other day, a hitherto unheard song from 1968, featuring George Harrison on guitar and Ringo Starr on drums was played to an invited audience of 100 and streamed...
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