Two of a kind – Morecambe & Wise
Featuring the Beatles guest appearance Released in the U.K. on 5 December 2016, an 8 disc collection of British comedians Morecambe & Wise’s “Two of a kind” series from Network Distributing, this is an opportunity...
Category: Beatles TV
Sweden 1967
On the 14th of October, 1967, George Harrison and Paul McCartney went to Sweden to visit the Maharishi at the hotel where he was staying in Falsterbo, a seaside resort in southern Sweden near...
Book review: All You Need Is Love
The LP sized book comes in an outer slipcase. “All You Need Is Love” by Paul Skellett & Simon Weitzman is one of the new books released by UK based Archivum Publishing. Money to...
New Apple documentary coming up
The 2012 documentary. British television company Sky Arts has a documentary in the making, all about The Beatles’ company, Apple Corps Ltd. Of course, the company has been profiled in documentaries before, like the...
Richard Porter's review of Eight Days A Week
SPOILER ALERT! These are Richard Porter’s reflections on The Beatles – Eight Day’s A Week – The Touring Years. Richard is operating London’s Beatles Walks, owns a Beatles themed coffee and souvenir shop near...
New Candlestick Park footage
The Beatles at Candlestick Park, Aug 29, 1966. According to the latest issue of Mojo, there’s unseen 1966 Candlestick Park footage in the new “Eight Days A Week” documentary. “We got it from an...
Eight Days A Week – DVD and two Blu-ray versions
Paul’s back. A bit of a puzzle here, as the French Amazon site has listed three versions of the upcoming documentary, “Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years” for future release, one DVD...
Lost “TOTP” footage in better quality
Last June, we told you about a newly found film of The Beatles’ first ever “Top Of The Pops” appearance. Taped 19 March 1964 for insertion into the 25 March edition, a good portion...
Trailer for Eight Days A Week
Possibly newly discovered footage, as noticed by our reader Jan Chmelík. Yesterday, The Beatles released a 2:15 trailer for the upcoming “Eight Days A Week” film, accompanied by the following statement: Shea Stadium Gig to...
Glimpses of Eight Days A Week
The Washington DC concert, 1964. As we are drawing closer to the premiere of the film, we are being treated to more clips. In an exclusive filmed interview with ET, we are treated to...
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