Ringo – What’s My Name
Front of the new Ringo album The pin Ringo is wearing on the front cover is an official John Lennon pin from the U.S. stamp release from 2018. Lennon pin There are a couple...
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Previous excerpts from the boardroom tape
Anthony Fawcett: One Day At A Time (1976) In conjunction with our last post about Mark Lewisohn playing a tape containing a business meeting on September 8, 1969 with Paul, George and John, we...
The boardroom tape
A tape recording of a business meeting in 3 Savile Row between three of the Beatles on September 8, 1969 has been the big news today. Speaking with Richard Williams of the Guardian about...
Grow old with me – with Paul and Ringo
Friday, Ringo tweeted this picture of himself with Jim Keltner, Joe Walsh, Steve Lukather and Benmon Tench. It starting to look like there is going to be a version of John Lennon’s composition “Grow...
Oh! Darling
Two new teasers for the upcoming anniversary editions of “Abbey Road” are “Oh! Darling”, new stereo mix and take 4 of the same song from the sessions. Above is the Spotify link, below are YouTube...
The Cavern Club – The Beat Goes On …
Also available on DVD from the Cavern Club shop. Presented by Paul McGann, The Cavern Club and LA Factual have come together to produce ‘The Cavern Club: The Beat Goes On’, a unique documentary...
BBC Radio 2 with Beatles pop-up station
BBC Radio 2 Beatles’ digital radio pop-up station to celebrate Abbey Road’s 50th Anniversary BBC Radio 2 will celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ Abbey Road album with RADIO 2 BEATLES, a four-day...
The Ballad of John and Yoko photo session
On April 14, 1969, Paul McCartney and John Lennon recorded the new Beatles single A-side, “The Ballad of John and Yoko”, playing all instruments and singing themselves. George and Ringo weren’t available for the...
Follow The Beatles
Screen captures from “Follow The Beatles”. The 1964 British documentary “Follow The Beatles”, mostly about The Beatles’ “A Hard Day’s Night Film” has emerged in full on the internet. The film has long been...
Paul McCartney returned to the stage after microphone malfunction
In 1985, when Paul McCartney was performing “Let It Be” at the Live Aid concert on Wembley Stadium, his vocal microphone was not working for the first part of the song. But the occasion...
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