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Tag Archives: Chris Carter
First Impressions: Sirius/XM’s Beatles Channel
Beatlefan Executive Editor Al Sussman offers some random observations on the early days of Sirius/XM’s channel devoted to The Beatles. By now, you probably know the trivia. “All You Need Is Love” was the first song played on The Beatles … Continue reading
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Tagged " Apple Corps, "Sgt. Pepper, Al Sussman, All Starr Band, Beatlefan, Bill Flanagan, Breakfast With The Beatles, Chris Carter, Chuck Berry, Dennis Elsas, George Harrison, Jeff Jones, Joe Johnson, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Peter Asher, Ringo Starr, satellite radio, Sirius/XM, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, the Beatles Channel, Tom Frangione
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L.A. Fest a Hit With Beatles Fans
The granddaddy of Beatles fan conventions, the Fest for Beatles Fans (formerly known as Beatlefest), returned recently to Los Angeles for the first time in 14 years. Correspondent Peter Palmiere was on hand and filed this report. … John Lennon … Continue reading
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Tagged Ain't That a Shame, Al Sussman, All Starr Band, Apple Records, Beach Boys, Beatlefan, Beatles, Bernard Purdie, Billy J. Kramer, Bob Eubanks, Bruce Spizer, Chris Carter, Chuck Gunderson, Cliff Yamasaki, Come on Christmas, Denny Laine, Denny Seiwell, drummer, Ed Sullivan Show, Fab FourBeatlefest, Fats Domino, Fest for Beatles Fans, Freda Kelly, Gordon Waller, Hal Blaine, Jim Hansen, Joey Molland, John Lennon, KLOS, L.A., La De Da, Laurence Juber, Los Angeles, Mark Hudson, Mark Lapidos, Mark Rivera, Pat Boone, Peter and Gordon, Peter Asher, Peter Palmiere, Phil Spector, ringo, Rockaway Records, Simon and Garfunkel, Stevie Wonder, Tom Frangione, Vee-Jay Records, Vertical Man, Wally podrazik, What in the World, Wings, Winter Wonderland
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Mystery ’Train Song’ Has Beatles Experts Divided
Bill King takes a look at a mystery track that has surfaced recently … The buzz in Beatles circles the past week or so has been a rare recording that appears in the film “A Hard Day’s Night” and may … Continue reading
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Tagged A Hard Day's Night, Allan Kozinn, Beatlefan, Beatlefan Blog, Beatles Examiner, Beatles music, Breakfast With The Beatles, Chris Carter, Dave Morrell, Doug Sulpy, George Harrison, George Martin, Jeff Slate, John C. Winn, John Lennon, Mark Lewisohn, Paul McCartney, Pete Best, Richard Buskin, Ringo Starr, Robert Rodriguez, Roger Stormo, Ron Furmanek, Something New, The Beatles, Tom Frangione, Train Song, Wally podrazik, Walter Shenson
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