Newly discovered performance already on bootleg
In Japan, the new Beatles material that we reported surfacing Sunday has already been slated for a new 2CD bootleg on the Valkyrie label, called “The road to the top 1962-1963”.
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Two 1963 recordings emerge
On the 5th of April 1963 at EMI House in London, The Beatles were awarded their first silver disc, for sales of more than 250,000 copies of their single “Please Please Me”. They received...
Get Back on Blu-ray + DVD
In the USA, the Beatles Store lists Peter Jackson’s three part documentary series “The Beatles Get Back” on a three disc DVD set at $34.99, with an expected ship date of February 5, 2022....
Get Back to IMAX
Finally officially announced: There is going to be a one night only presentation of a one hour version of Peter Jackson’s documentary on IMAX cinemas January 30th, highlighting the rooftop concert. This is the...
Blu-ray announcement delayed
This is prelimenary work on an ad for something that was supposed to be announced Monday, but it didn’t happen. So there has been a delay, but here you are. It seems to be...
When The Beatles didn’t meet Imelda
On 4 July 1966, the Beatles played to their biggest one-day crowd at the Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila, where 80,000 people attended two concerts. However, the Beatles’ visit to The Philippines was overshadowed...
The 1964 Washington DC concert
Back in 2010, when the Beatles made their iTunes debut, those who ordered the complete Beatles catalogue from iTunes received a bonus gift, consisting of the full February 11, 1964 Washington D.C. concert. And...
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...
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...
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