Guide to the Beatles London book
The sixties were a fun time when everything came together, and London was fab – it really was then, … it was really jumping.
And there were The Beatles and the pirate radio stations and all that, and a general loosening up. Of course the war had gone by then and rationing had finished so people started throwing their legs in the air and having a good time. It was a good place to be, around London, in the sixties.
Kenny Everett,
DJ and producer of the Beatles Christmas records
About the Book
A walking tour of Beatles sites in Central London and also details of sites further out from the centre.
Maps and directions how to get there.
An essential souvenir of the London Beatles walking tours, plus an independent guide to many more Beatles places in London not visited on the tours
Scores of previously unpublished and rare photos, including The Beatles at their homes and in Abbey Road Studios
Stories from people who worked with the Beatles, including Alistair Taylor, Brian Epstein’s personal assistant, top record producer Alan Parsons and top DJ Kenny Everett
Written by Richard Porter – professional Beatles tour guide, former editor ‘Off the Beatle Track’ magazine and renowned Beatles expert
Unique content and professional design make it an ideal momento of your trip to London, or a special present for your Beatle fan friend!
Contents:
The book is divided into the followings sections
The Story of The Beatles in London. A chronological history from their first visit to London to their break-up.
A walking tour of The Beatles London. A three hour walking tour around major Beatles locations in Central London.
Drive My Car.
Other Beatles locations in and around London.
Further Information for Beatles Fans. More information of use to Beatles fans coming to London.
Places included in the book include
Abbey Road Studios, the former Apple building at 3 Savile Row, the Beatles homes, offices, recording studios and many others.
However, the book is more about the people that frequented the buildings, rather than the buildings themselves.
Find out what John Lennon was doing outside some public toilets in 1966
Discover which famous Beatles song was recorded in a studio next to a strip club
Learn how some ladies tights saved an important Beatle event
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