Paul McCartney announces Eyes Of The Storm book and exhibition
Paul McCartney has announced a book and exhibition featuring his photography from the 1960s.
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Paul McCartney to publish 960-page book The Lyrics
Paul McCartney is to publish a 960-page two-volume book described as “a self-portrait in 154 songs”. Join the Fab Forum
The Beatles announce Get Back book
The Beatles have announced the publication of The Beatles: Get Back, a new book to coincide with the release of
New book to explore the creation of John Lennon’s Imagine album
A new hardback book documenting the creation of John Lennon’s landmark 1971 album Imagine is to be published on 9
New book! Riding So High – The Beatles and Drugs
’Dear sir or madam, will you read my book?’ This is a personal post from this site’s creator, Joe. I’m
Ringo Starr releases multimedia ebook Photograph
A new multimedia ebook contains previously unseen archive photography by Beatles drummer Ringo Starr.
Martin Scorsese’s George Harrison documentary to air in October
Martin Scorsese’s documentary George Harrison: Living In The Material World will be screened in North America on 5 and 6
Publishers announced for The Lennon Letters
The publishers have been announced for an anthology of letters by John Lennon.
McCartney’s former PR man to publish Beatles fan history
Geoff Baker, former press officer for Apple Corps and Paul McCartney, is to write a history of The Beatles’ fans
The Beatles’ Box Of Vision gets UK and European release
Following its success in the United States, Box Of Vision, the deluxe companion to The Beatles’ remastered back catalogue, is
Hunter Davies’ biography of The Beatles is published
The only authorised biography of The Beatles was published in the United Kingdom on this day. Written by Hunter Davies,
John Lennon buys Timothy Leary’s The Psychedelic Experience
John Lennon and Paul McCartney visited Indica Books & Gallery, which had opened in March 1966 at 6 Masons Yard,
Brian Epstein commissions Derek Taylor to ghostwrite A Cellarful Of Noise
One morning in March 1964, Beatles manager Brian Epstein asked Derek Taylor to meet him at the NEMS offices in