After breaking through in Europe with early hit singles like ‘Love Me Do’ and ‘Please Please Me’, The Beatles began to change the face of pop music with seismic effect.
The Beatles Artifacts
The blog is designed to feature both old and new Beatles-related print material including books, magazines, posters, or correspondence with people that have a Beatles connection or association. The blog
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At the start of the 1960s, escaping anything related to The Beatles was nearly impossible. Storming out of their native Liverpool, the Fab Four were known for their radio-friendly approach
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The book is authored by collectors Fulvio Fiore and Alex Franchi, and is privately pressed in a limited, hand-numbered edition,
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The Beatles were four lads from Liverpool with a dream, until they met Brian Epstein. The man would become their
Kenneth Womack grew up in Kingwood, Texas, a small development north of oil-and-gas-rich Houston, where you were either a Shell
