“I am alive and well and concerned about the rumours of my death. But if I were dead, I would be the last to know.” – Paul McCartney Simply put, Paul
Read FullLONDON (Reuters) – The recording of The Beatles’ final album “Let It Be” has gone down in the band’s lore as times of trouble, a gloomy harbinger of their break-up.
Read FullA Canadian backpacker’s meeting with The Beatles in a spiritual retreat In India half a century ago is the subject of a new documentary. For filmmaker Paul Saltzman it was
Read FullAfter a successful trial opening at the end of August for ‘Virtually’ Beatleweek festival, The Cavern Club is ready to officially welcome back visitors from 12pm on Friday 18th September.
Read FullAs COVID-19 cases rise in Merseyside, train operator Merseyrail is reinforcing the message on face masks by covering up the Fab Four, Cilla and other landmarks. Tony McDonough reports Train operator
Read FullA quirky and affectionate portrait of Liverpool and how the relationship with her most famous sons has reflected and shaped the city’s changing fortunes. Many have said that the 5th
Read FullWhen the photographer Robert Freeman died in November last year, at the age of 82, he left behind a substantial, albeit disorderly, archive. But within weeks, his life’s work had
Read FullJohn Lennon was the chippy, clever, quick-witted Beatle, a snarl of contradictions: both vicious brute and snivelling baby. He was hardly halfway through his natural life when it was extinguished. More than
Read FullHamburg in Germany is all about The Beatles – it’s where ‘the Fab Four’ played in their early days Almost 60 years ago to the day, they backed a singer/guitarist
Read FullBefore The Beatles, John Lennon formed The Quarrymen in 1956. A year later Paul McCartney joined, before George Harrison in 1958. Lennon’s childhood friend Ivan Vaughan introduced him to McCartney on July 6, 1957 at
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