Pete takes a year off
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| Pete Best and the rest of the Beatles at the Iron Door, Liverpool, 1961. Colourised. |
Roag Best, Pete Best’s brother announced earlier today that Pete is taking the year off from rock’n’roll and the Beatles. This means that he will give no interviews, no personal appearances, no audience, and no concerts. The latter has one excepttion and that’s the annual Best Fest. This year’s do will be the 11th such event. So, if you want to see Pete Best this year it’s Best Fest 11 or nothing.
Best Fest 11 details and tickets available at www.petebest.com.
"The condon wall" behind them.
Oh no what a disaster. What will the world do with itself
petebest.com, not petebeast.com 🙂
the condom wall was in the Bambi Kino
Hope this isn't due to any health problems – we love you Pete
Is he spending the year dead for tax reasons?
How can he take a year off from a band that split up almost 50 years ago and that kicked him out almost 60 years ago?
Pete was dismissed from the Beatles in August 1962, 58 years and 5 months ago
He performs and makes appearances regularly as a drummer in his own right
Arrownet's comment was in response to the somewhat bizarre quote in the original press release: "Pete is taking the year off from rock'n'roll and the Beatles."
Like anyone really cares. The world is really going to miss his music.What joke.
Very bad drummer…..
Pete and his family played a key role in the founding of the Beatles. If you follow Pete's performances and cared to look at his gigs online he certainly isn't 'Very Bad Drummer'.
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My go to joke with Pete has always been "I like Pete. He used to hang around the Beatles".
But it is just a joke. I respect Pete and his place in Beatle history.
Ringo got a second shot with George Martin. Pete didn't.
Debjorgo, "we'll phone you."
Ringo took drumming lessons from session drummers as his drumming was less than mediocre he was at busking level when he joined the Beatles. Luckiest man in pop history.
Have you ever watched The Beatles concert in Washington D.C. from their first U.S. visit?