Tag Archives: George Martin

Macca in the Desert: What a Trip!

Posted on October 23, 2016 by beatlefanmagazine

Here is Beatlefan Senior Editor Rick Glover’s complete report from the second night of Desert Trip festival in Indio, CA. … Paul McCartney must have some very big hands, to be able to hold 75,000 people in his palm at … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Beatlefan, Bob Dyland, Desert Trip, George Martin, Johnny Depp, Linda McCartney, Neil Young, Paul McCartney, Quarry Men, Rick Glover, Roger Waters, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who | Leave a comment

The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’: Inside the Cover Collage

Posted on August 21, 2016 by beatlefanmagazine

Beatlefan #221 includes a special section devoted to the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ “Revolver” album, including a look at how the cover, designed by the Fabs’ old pal Klaus Voormann, came to be. Originally presented here was a companion piece … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Al Aronowitz, Beatlefan, Brian Epstein, cover collage, Dezo Hoffmann, George Harrison, George Martin, John Lennon, Ken Orth, Klaus Voormann, Max Scheler, Paul McCartney, Pete Shotton, Piet Schreuders, Revolver, Revolver 50th anniversary, Ringo Starr, Robert Freeman, Sandra Taylor, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, Tony Barrow | 6 Comments

PLAY IT AGAIN: Reconsidering the Solo Beatle Albums

Posted on November 18, 2014 by beatlefanmagazine

We’re pleased to launch a new series of articles exclusive to the SOMETHING NEW blog, in which some of our writers re-evaluate solo Beatles albums from the past. We open with this look at the “Tug of War” album by Contributing Editor … Continue reading →

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Mystery ’Train Song’ Has Beatles Experts Divided

Posted on July 1, 2014 by beatlefanmagazine

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 →

Posted in Uncategorized | 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 | 34 Comments

‘Guitar With Wings’ — Laurence Juber’s Photographic Memoir

Posted on June 23, 2014 by beatlefanmagazine

Here is an expanded version of Bill King’s review of Wings guitarist Laurence Juber’s book that appears in Beatlefan #208 … “Guitar With Wings: A Photographic Memoir” by Laurence Juber with Marshall Terrill. Foreword by Denny Laine. Dalton Watson Fine … Continue reading →

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