Brian Epstein, the Fab Four’s manager, guided them from Liverpool’s Cavern Club to global fame. When he died 58 years ago this week, the band was left suddenly adrift. Three
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When a young scamp named Paul McCartney joined John Lennon in his Merseyside skiffle band The Quarrymen in 1957, not even in his wildest dreams could comprehend the level of
The Beatles were four lads from Liverpool with a dream, until they met Brian Epstein. The man would become their manager, their confidante, their most ardent supporter, taking them from
Kevin Roach was instrumental in developing a fundraising campaign to build a statue dedicated to Brian Epstein in Liverpool, and making that a reality. He has produced many wonderful Beatles
THE LIFE OF BRIAN- Books about Brian Epstein Brian Epstein has been given a primary credit for the Beatles rise to
THE BEATLES BRIAN EPSTEIN’S COPY OF THE 1962 DECCA AUDITION TAPE 0.25 inch (6.35mm) open reel magnetic tape on a 5
THE BEATLES were devastated in 1967 when their boss and mentor, Brian Epstein, was found dead in his home. His
A statue of Brian Epstein, the manager of The Beatles, has been unveiled in front of a large crowd in
Epstein, who would have been 88, became The Beatles manager in 1961, after seeing them play in the Cavern Club.
Brian Epstein, The Beatles’ manager, seemed to George Harrison to have a spiritual bent. After LSD opened the Beatle’s mind, he had recently become “God-conscious,” and Ravi Shankar’s Indian music
