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PLAY IT AGAIN: ‘Some Time in New York City’

Posted on March 23, 2015 by beatlefanmagazine

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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L.A. Fest a Hit With Beatles Fans

Posted on October 21, 2014 by beatlefanmagazine

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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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 →

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Asking the Tough Questions About a Book Like ‘Tune-In’

Posted on November 3, 2013 by beatlefanmagazine

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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