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Tag Archives: The Beatlefan Blog
Birthplace of the White Album
The Beatles’ dalliance with their guru may not have been long-lasting, but the time they spent in India did produce more than an album’s worth of songs. Susan Shumsky, author of “Maharishi & Me: Seeking Enlightenment with the Beatles’ Guru,” … Continue reading
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REVIEW: John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert
IMAGINE: JOHN LENNON 75th BIRTHDAY CONCERT, THE THEATER AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK CITY, DECEMBER 5, 2015 As this 75th birthday year had pretty much come and gone without any fanfare from the Lennon camp, it was nice to have a … Continue reading
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Tagged All Starr Band, Aloe Blacc, AMC, Beatlefan, Brandon Flowers, Chris Stapleton, Eric Church, John & Yoko, John Fogerty, John Lennon, John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert, Juanes, Kevin Bacon, Kris Kristofferson, Pat Monaham, Paul McCartney, Peter Frampton, Ringo Starr, Sheryl Crow, Something New, Spoon, The Beatlefan Blog, the Roots, Tom Frangione, Tom Morello, Willie Nelson, Yoko Ono
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The Beatles’ ‘1+’ — A Fan’s Notes
Apple Corps and UMG have announced the Nov. 6 release of multiple configurations of reworked and expanded versions of the “1” album that showcase The Beatles’ promo films along with their 27 No.1 U.K. and U.S. singles. Beatlefan Contributing Editor … Continue reading
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Tagged " Apple Corps, "1, Beatlefan, Beatles Anthology, Blu-ray, CD, DVD, Free as a Bird, Hello Goodbye, Hollywood Bowl, Let It Be, music videos, Paul McCartney, promo films, promotional videos, Real Love, Shea Stadium, Something New, Stella McCartney, The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, Ticket to Ride, Tom Frangione, UMG
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Macca Needs to Open the Vault More for His Reissue Series
Recent Paul McCartney reissues have been big on paper goods, but a bit shy on what fans really want: unreleased material from Macca’s legendary vaults. Reed Pitkunigis offers his thoughts on this issue, and you’re free to share yours, either … Continue reading
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Tagged 5.1 surroundsound, Apple Years, Back to the Egg, Beatlefan, brad hundt, CD box sets, Dhani Harrison, George Harrison, George Harrison Facebook page, McCartney reissue series, Paul McCartney, Rip Rense, Rockestra, Sir Paul, Something New, The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, Venus and Mars, Wings at the Speed of Sound
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PLAY IT AGAIN: ‘Some Time in New York City’
Our latest installment in an exclusive series of articles on solo Beatles albums of the past features Wally Podrazik’s re-evaluation of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s controversial 1972 collection “Some Time in New York City,” an album that still draws … Continue reading
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PLAY IT AGAIN: ‘Living in the Material World’
Our latest installment in a series of articles looking back at solo Beatles albums of the past features Brad Hundt’s re-evaluation of George Harrison’s 1973 collection “Living in the Material World,” an album once bashed by some as sour and … Continue reading
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Tagged All Things Must Pass, andy williams, bob dylan, brad hundt, brainwashed, cilla black, cloud nine, George Harrison, give me love (give me peace on earth), jesse ed davis, Krishna consciousness, living in the material world, Nicky Hopkins, Phil Spector, Play It Again, richard perry, ronnie spector, solitaire, Something New, The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, the concert for bangladesh, try some buy some
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Asking the Tough Questions About a Book Like ‘Tune-In’
Contributing editor Wally Podrazik provides the story behind a story about the acclaimed first volume of Mark Lewisohn’s Beatles biography … “I haven’t seen a single bad review … Have you? It’s pretty impressive. My editors don’t actually believe me. … Continue reading
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