On December 6th 1980, John Lennon gave an extensive interview about his solo career to Andy Peebles of BBC Radio One. John was in great spirits, and gave one of
Read FullOctober 23rd 2010. Pics I took of Yoko Ono unveiling the English Heritage blue plaque to John Lennon, at their former apartment, 34 Montagu Square. The apartment was actually owned
Read FullJohn Lennon bought ‘Kenwood’, a large house on the exclusive St. George’s Hill Estate, for £20,000 on 15 July 1964, on the advice of The Beatles’ accountants, Dr Walter Strach
Read FullOn April 23rd 1964, John Lennon took a break in the filming of A Hard Day’s Night to attend the Foyles Literary Lunch, held in his honour at the Dorchester
Read FullYoko Ono’s Film No. 4 (known as ‘Bottoms’) was famously banned by the Royal Albert Hall and UK film censors in 1967. Fifty years later, with Ms. Ono’s permission, the
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 FullOver the year as a Beatles fan, I have collected lots of Beatles memorabilia. This is probably my favourite item. My friend Marilyn Demmen used to go around to the
Read FullOn January 3rd 1970, the Beatles returned to Abbey Road Studios for the first time since August 1969 to record ‘I Me Mine’ for the ‘Let it Be’ album. It
Read FullAlistair Taylor was Brian Epstein’s personal assistant at NEMS. He accompanied Brian to the Cavern Club when he met the Beatles for the first time. He then became an integral
Read FullAccording to John Lennon and Yoko Ono, and most Beatles books, they first met at the Indica Art Gallery on November 9th 1966, at Yoko’s art exhibition. John and Yoko
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