John, Paul, George, Pete…and Ringo!
Five years ago, in 2015, we published a photo from the Tower Ballroom in New Brighton (close to Liverpool), of the Pete Best line up of the Beatles. What was special about that photo,...
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McCartney III rumours update
Beatles Unlimited used to be a Dutch fanzine who had two editions of every issue, one in Dutch and one in English. We used to subscribe to their English one. Nowadays they are...
Paul’s streamed concert
Sunday saw the Teenage Cancer Trust streamed concert with Paul McCartney, filmed in 2012. It has never been published before, but here it is. Please do also consider to donate a sum of money...
Orange Wilbury
In the U.K., The Traveling Wilburys first album, “Vol. 1” has been reissued on orange vinyl, as one of many releases in conjunction with National Album Day. This colourful version of the album is...
My Sweet Lord, what a Black Friday
Although hinted about in “Rolling Stone”, the fiftieth anniversary edition of “All Things Must Pass”, like the “Plastic Ono Band” album failed to materialise. However, two songs from George Harrison’s triple album do get...
Half a photo
Half a hitherto unseen photo was recently published in a John Lennon group on Facebook. It is a photo from December 8, 1961 and shows The Beatles (well, actually just John and Pete) backing...
John Lennon at 80 – BBC radio shows
The weekend of Lennon programming at BBC Radio 2 is over, and will be available online for a month. I addition to this, Sean Lennon’s conversations with his brother Julian, his godfather Elton John...
Colourised early Beatles photos
The Daily Mail online yesterday featured an article about early Beatles photos which has recently been colourised by a young Indonesian artist, like the one above. That one is from the Star-Club, Hamburg, 1962....
Quino, creator of Mafalda dies
Joaquín Salvador Lavado Tejón, born 17 July 1932 is better known by his pen name Quino. We are saddened to hear that he passed away from a stroke 30 September 2020. Quino was an...
Streamed McCartney concert
“Teenage Cancer Trust Unseen” is an incredible archive of never-before-seen footage of live performances at the Royal Albert Hall through the years in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust. Driven by their patron Roger Daltrey,...
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