Ribbons Of Rust: The Beatles’ Recording History In Context: Volume 1 – July 1954 Through January 1963 The story of The Beatles has been covered thousands of times in books,
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Beatles author and scholarly expert Ken Womack, a Monmouth University dean, reflects on George’s enduring legacy. (Photo: Noah K. Murray-Special for the A) The first time he heard a demo
As a 22-year-old reporter on the Northern Echo in 1965, I was lucky enough to meet the Beatles backstage at a gig in Newcastle. Paul McCartney threw me his violin
I am one of the millions for whom The Beatles form an inextricable part of our lives and histories… rather like the Queen.So I’ve read acres about them, never really
“Never write the authorised biography,” goes one media adage; you are likely to find the most savoury sections of your
A novel about John Lennon’s island on the west coast of Ireland is in the running for Britain’s oldest literary
British author Mark Lewisohn, recognized as the world’s top Beatles expert and biographer, made an under-the-radar trip to Los Angeles
A Bay Area man got some help in his time of need from worldwide community of Beatles fans, amongst whom
Ken Barker was well on his way to paying off his St. Petersburg house when the Great Recession sent his record business into a tailspin. Then quintuple bypass heart surgery
