Sometimes I think differently than the people I am generally like minded with. Perhaps some of it is my personal perspective, perhaps some of it is being in long term
Posts From Martin Nethercutt
In March 1975, Jay Bergen stepped off an elevator on the seventh floor of the Dakota, New York City’s famed luxury co-op on the Upper West Side. He was met
What’s Up Interview: Ringo Starr, coming to PPAC on June 12 with his All-Starr Band – What’s Up Newp
When you get an opportunity to interview a Beatle, you don’t miss the chance. Even when it’s shared with dozens of other journalists, some on location at a casino near
The Beatles never met a genre they didn’t make their own, incorporating everything from raga to chamber pop to vaudeville during their revolutionary career. Still, when most people think of the Fab
There are plenty of places Paul McCartney remembers. Yet, throughout his long and winding career — all the years he’s been wandering around —
On a song from The Beatles’ Revolver, John Lennon wanted thousands of monks to chant. He later realized that this
A band is a fragile thing. While it might force its members to live like a family and work as
Former Beatle Paul McCartney is currently criss-crossing his way across the country on his latest tour, but rather than normal
Of course everybody knows that The Beatles were literally one of the most important—if not the most important—bands of all
CLEVELAND – Imagine discovering the Beatles for the first time. You walk into a dark room and see the four of them blown up on a giant screen. They’re playing
