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Tag Archives: Bill King
The Beatlefan Family Remembers John Sosebee
As the years have rolled by, Leslie and I have had a few valued contributors to Beatlefan pass on. Considering we started publishing Beatlefan 44 years ago this month, that’s not surprising. However, I don’t think the death of any … Continue reading
Beleaguered Fans Glad McCartney ‘Got Back’
Fans attending Paul McCartney’s show at Wake Forest University’s Truist Field in Winston-Salem, NC, braved a drenching thunderstorm that delayed the gates opening an hour, and endured traffic gridlock on the way to the show — and even inside the … Continue reading
Revisiting McCartney’s ‘Press to Play’ 35 Years Later
Bill King takes another look at the 1986 album that Macca has all but disowned due to its lack of success. Paul McCartney was not really in a good place, creatively or careerwise, in late summer 1986, when his “Press … Continue reading
Seeing McCartney Up Close at the Garden Remains a Thrilling Memory
Beatlefan Publisher Bill King looks back at Paul’s 1989 return to touring. … As I write this, I’ve spent the evening trading memories with my brother Tim and my buddy Al Sussman about where we were 30 years ago Wednesday … Continue reading
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Tagged 1989-90, Al Sussman, Beatlefan, Bill King, brad hundt, Chris Whitten, Dick Lester, Flowers in the Dirt, Hamish Stuart, Linda McCartney, Madison Square Garden, McCartney Fun Club, Paul "Wix" Wickenns, Paul McCartney, Robbie McIntosh, The Beatles, the Paul McCartney World Tour, Tim King, Wings
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‘What’s My Name’: Previewing Ringo’s Latest Homespun Album
Bill King takes an advance look at Ringo Starr’s new album release … Ringo’s “What’s My Name,” due out Oct. 25 (but made available digitally in advance for review), is aptly described in the liner notes provided by the record … Continue reading
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Tagged All Starr Band, Beatlefan, Benmont Tench, Bill King, Bruce Sugar, Colin Hay, Dave Stewart, Edgar Winter, Grow Old With Me, Heartbreakers, Jack Douglas, Joe Walsh, John Lennon, Life Is Good, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Sam Hollander, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, Steve Lukather, What's My Name
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Exclusive: Track Listing and Credits for Ringo’s Upcoming ‘What’s My Name’ Album
Beatlefan has learned advance details on Ringo Starr’s forthcoming album. Ringo Starr’s new album will be released Oct. 25, as Beatlefan previously reported, and is titled “What’s My Name,” according to two informed sources. The sources also confirmed that the … Continue reading
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Tagged All Starr Band, Beatlefan, Benmont Tench, Bill King, Bruce Sugar, Colin Hay, Dave Stewart, Edgar Winter, Gary Burr, Gary Nicholson, Grow Old With Me, Jack Douglas, Joe Walsh, John Lennon, Men At Work, Paul McCartney, Richard Page, Ringo Starr, Ringo's Roundheads, Sam Hollander, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, Steve Dudas, Steve Lukather, The Beatles, What's My Name
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Not much can top hearing ‘Mr. Blue Sky’ in concert
There might not have been a Beatle onstage at State Farm Arena, but Bill King reports there was a definite Fab aura surrounding the Atlanta performance by Jeff Lynne’s ELO. … When it comes to fellow travelers of The Beatles, … Continue reading
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Tagged AJC, Atlanta, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Beatlefan, Bill King, Dhani Harrison, Electric Light Orchestra, ELO, George Harrison, Handle With Care, Jeff Lynne, Jeff Lynne's ELO, John Lennon, Melissa Ruggieri, Mr. Blue Sky, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, State Farm Arena, Sweet Talkin' Woman, The Beatles, Traveling Wilburys
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Macca’s Never-Ending Tour Continues to Please
Beatlefan Publisher Bill King and his family saw the Memorial Day stop of Paul McCartney’s Freshen Up tour at PNC Arena in Raleigh, NC. His thoughts on the evening … Ever since Paul McCartney resumed touring in 1989, I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged Abe Laboriel Jr., Beatlefan, Bill King, Brian Ray, Egypt Station, Freshen Up tour, George Harrison, Hot City Horns, John Lennon, Kenji Fenton, Mike Davis, North Carolina, Paul "Wix" Wickens, Paul Burton, Paul McCartney, PNC Arena, Quarry Men, Raleigh, Ringo Starr, Rusty Anderson, SOMETHING NEW:The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, Wings
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Apple to the Core: A Fan’s Notes
Fifty years ago, Apple Records released “Our First Four,” led by The Beatles’ “Hey Jude”/“Revolution” single. Bill King recounts how he’s followed the Fabs’ record label ever since. … My fascination with Apple Records began in the summer of 1968, when I … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple of My Eye, Apple Records, Badfinger, Beatlefan, Bill King, Chris Hodge, Come and Get It, David Peel, Derek Taylor, George Harrison, Happening ’68, Hey Jude, It's Happening, Jackie Lomax, Joey Molland, John & Yoko, John Lennon, John Sosebee, Keith Parnell, King of Fuh, Leslie King, Magical Mystery Tour, Mark Lindsay, Mary Hopkin, Mike Gibbins, No. 3 Savile Row, Ort's Oldies, Paul McCartney, Paul Revere, Revolution, Richard DiLello, Ringo Starr, Sour Milk Sea, Sundown Playboys, The Beatles, The Longest Cocktail Party, Those Were the Days, Tom Evans, We're On Our Way
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