McCartney Times

The task of documenting Beatles and Beatles-related copyrights is a daunting one. The author of this book has assembled as detailed a book as possible. This 3-volume series chronicles over 900 Beatles and Beatles-related copyrights from 1964 to 1966. In the annuals of the Library of Congress, there are Beatles and Beatles-related copyrights for musical screenplays, lectures, spoken word writings, dolls, Beatles records, newspaper artwork, paintings, drawings, articles, toys, posters, albums, sculptures, jewelry, portraits, magazines, record cases, sheet music, novelty records, television scripts, newspaper cartoons, impromptu skits, books, photographs, documentary scripts, satire animations, cover records in French, Dutch, Spanish, and German, and more! This reference publication details the copyrights in chronological order, making it easy to follow the growth of this wild and wacky genre.

He is retired from John A. Logan College, where he was the Dean for Student Services. He worked at the college for over 31 years in the Student Services division, where he helped thousands of students with their college endeavors. His educational career has spanned over 35 years in total.

The author has followed The Beatles and early rock ‘n roll since he first saw the band on the Ed Sullivan television show in February 1964. Since then, the group and early rock n’ roll have been a passion.

The author also co-hosts several YouTube interview programs. He also administers the Facebook sites ‘NEMS Memorabilia,’ ‘I Feel Fine,’ and ‘Fab Gear – the Sixties,” along with Instagram and Twitter companion sites for “NEMS Memorabilia.”

Terry lives in Murphysboro, Illinois, with his wife, Linda. He has two sons, Eric and Ryan.