Another Mad Day Out book
In 2010, photographers Don McCullin (“A Day In The Life Of The Beatles“) and Stephen Goldblatt (“Mad Day Out“) released a book each from the so called “Mad Day Out” Beatles photo sessions. A...
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The Beatles in the news
Long time Beatles fan Colin Barratt has taken his personal collection of news cuttings about The Beatles from the UK in the sixties and turned them into a series of books – paperback and...
The Beatles in Canada
New book: The Beatles in Canada – The origins of Beatlemania! by Piers Hemmingsen The Canadians were the first north-Americans to discover The Beatles, a fact that isn’t well-known south of the border. Months...
One off Beatles single
A record Brian Epstein (his handwriting on the label) had made at the HMV store in Oxford Street in 1962 to bring around and play when he had meetings with record companies is up...
Beatles Live Project update
The Beatles Live – news trickles in slowly. A Beatles news page of the Japanese Universal Music site now has a few details regarding “The Beatles Live Project”. The “project” part of the title...
New Beatles vs EMI theory
“Mersey Beat” 31 May, 1962. On the front page of “Mersey Beat” in June 1962, there was an article about the Beatles’ Parlophone release – due out in July. At the EMI A&R meeting...
How I Won The War Blu-ray
How I Won The War was released on Blu-ray in USA in January. “How I Won The War” was filmed in 1966 and premiered in 1967. John Lennon played the part of Private Gripweed...
Live Atlantic City 1964
Due out in March. But is it really from Atlantic City? The Livewire label is releasing what they call a “classic live performance: FM radio broadcast from The Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey. August...
Harrison on Clapton’s new album
20 May sees a new album with Eric Clapton where George Harrison participates. UPDATE: Posted by Eric Clapton on his official Facebook page: “There is no truth to the rumor that George Harrison plays...
Carl Perkins’ “Dance” album
Dance album of Carl Perkins Those of you who have read Mark Lewisohn’s “Tune In” book will have noticed that the Beatles were very fond of the “Dance Album of Carl Perkins”, and that...
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