Solo In The 70s
The decade after the Beatles’ split gets a second look… In 2010, Robert Rodriguez’s Fab Four FAQ 2.0: The Beatles 1970-1980 told the story of the ex-band mates during the first ten years...
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Revolver: How The Beatles Reimagined Rock ‘N’ Roll
For years – most recently in Rolling Stone magazine’s 500 Greatest Rock Albums of All-Time list, The Beatles’ 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, was held up as top of the...
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Fab Four FAQ 2.0: The Beatles’ Solo Years, 1970-1980
Purchase a personally signed copy (US only) for $20, postage included. Fab Four FAQ 2.0 :Quantity : In the years following the 1960s, Beatle fans around the world were twice-stunned: in 1970, when...
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Fab Four FAQ: Everything Left To Know About The Beatles…and More!
Published a half century after the momentous meeting between teenagers John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Fab Four FAQ (co-written by Stuart Shea) deconstructs The Beatles story, from The Quarry Men to the break-up. Every...
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The Beatles: Fifty Fabulous Years
Fifty Fabulous Years is a delightful picture book that sums up the Beatles career as well as their post-Beatles career in a fresh, engaging style. Filled with images and text that take the...
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The Something About The Beatles podcast
If you haven’t already checked out the show I co-hose with Richard Buskin, by all means, give it a whirl! We are now 22 episodes in – that’s nearly half a year if...
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Library Programs in the Chicago Area
There are three presentations that I give: each featuring an original documentary that includes rare audio/video/images, as well loads of music. I also do a Q&A and sign books, so if you...
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On Walls and Bridges
Once and awhile between book projects, I get asked to contribute to Bill King’s Beatlefan magazine or their online blog. Here’s a newly-published article I did on John’s 1974 album – his final musical...
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The Beatles Sessions album
In 1985, EMI put the word out that a new Beatles collection, titled Sessions, would be released early in the year. It would feature a collection of outtakes and completely previously unheard recordings,...
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Something About The Beatles podcast update
The Something About The Beatles podcast, hosted by myself and Richard Buskin, hit a milestone of sorts recently with the posting of our first video edition. This was of the show we did with a segment...
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The Nick DiGilio Interview on WGN radio
On the eve of this year’s Fest for Beatles Fans in Rosemont, I gave an interview on WGN Radio with Nick DiGilio. You can check it out here. We talked about the new...
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The Nashville Interview – From Me To You
I was a guest alongside Nancy Lee Andrews, rock photographer of renown (and Ringo’s ex-fiancee) on Richard Courtney’s Hippie Radio show. Here’s the talk, in three parts, covering the post-Beatles 1970s era. (Show #22)...
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A Hard Day’s Night back in theaters
Though the newly-restored film has been playing around the country since July 4th during its 50th anniversary year, it hasn’t played everywhere just yet. You’ll have to check your local listings, as they...
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The Beatles Examiner Interview
I recently had some conversation with Beatles Examiner reporter Steve Marinucci: one of them along with Ken Michaels was taped for the podcast Things We Said Today (which can be heard here); another that appeared in...
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The Psychobabble Interview
Rock journalist Mike Segretto, author of the upcoming book, The Who FAQ, sat with down with me recently to talk about the Beatles in the 70s. What better way to discuss what’s in...
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