Beatles news from around the world
So there I was on my London Beatles Walk, outside Abbey Road Studios, telling the story of how Beatles fans Lizzie Bravo and Gayleen Pease sang backing vocals on ‘Across
Read FullIn an exclusive interview for the London Beatles Fanclub magazine, Kenny Everett told me about the first time he heard ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’. “I first heard Sergeant
Read FullDuring the 1960s, the Chelsea area of London was the most fashionable, and proved to be a magnet for the rich and famous to live, shop and party. The Beatles
Read FullI’ve just heard from my friend, Gillian Bryant, that Paul McCartney attended a performance of Carousel today at the London Coliseum. It of course features the song ‘You’ll Never Walk
Read FullHappy 70th Birthday today (20th April) to Ken Scott. Ken was an engineer on many Beatles records, and later worked with David Bowie, Supertramp, Pink Floyd and Elton John. I
Read FullToday, we remember Linda McCartney, who passed away on April 17th, 1998. Here is a photo I took of Paul and Linda in 1983.
Read FullChuck Berry, a true legend of Rock and Roll, has passed away, aged 90. Chuck influence the Beatles hugely, and Paul and Ringo have given there own tributes: “Chuck Berry
Read FullPaul McCartney on Twitter today: “This is insane. After having just written two heartfelt pieces about Vera Lynn and Chuck Berry I realise that my driver today… is named Dave.
Read FullChuck Berry RIP – so influential I can’t even start to explain it here. John Lennon says it best.
Read FullThe screening took place in a very nice screening room at the Hospital Club in Covent Garden. Those present included the director, Alan G Parker, and the co- producer Reynold D’Silva
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