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Tag Archives: Robert Rodriguez
PLAY IT AGAIN: ‘Walls and Bridges’
In the latest installment in our exclusive series on solo Beatles albums from the past, Robert Rodriguez, author of “Revolver: How The Beatles Reimagined Rock ‘n’ Roll,” takes another look at John Lennon’s “Walls and Bridges,” a work he finds worthy … Continue reading
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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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