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Articles tagged "the beatles" ShortTakes ReviewVarious Artists: Easy Beatlesby Evan Sawdey[24.Apr.08] :. Beatles covers redone as unabashed pop fluff, somehow retaining the original songs' rigidity in the process.  NewsRelease of historic ‘lost’ Beatles recordings haltedby Jay Weaver [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][3.Apr.08] :. A London company representing The Beatles won an initial legal battle on Wednesday to stop a Miami Lakes business from releasing rare live recordings of the group at a German club in 1962. Apple...  NewsSgt. Pepper’s troops storm N.J. Beatles festby Richard Cowen [The Record (Hackensack N.J.) (MCT)][31.Mar.08] :. All you need is love for thousands of Beatles fans to come together - although it certainly helps to have cash or a credit card. The Fab Four’s magical history tour made its annual stop at... NewsFab forms: Northwestern University displays images of rare Beatles lyricsby Louis R. Carlozo [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][27.Mar.08] :. EVANSTON, Ill. - Growing up in Liverpool, the Beatles took pieces of all the pop music they could find - country, Motown, rhythm and blues, rockabilly - and turned it into rock immortal. But as for... NewsBeatles sue to stop release of ‘lost’ recordingsby Jay Weaver [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][24.Mar.08] :. Despite newfound fame from their hit single “Love Me Do” in fall 1962, the Beatles agreed to return for a few final gigs at a German club where they had performed as a fledgling...  Book ReviewRevolution in the Head by Ian MacDonaldby John Bergstrom[29.Oct.07] :. In spite of some troubling, reactionary views, the late MacDonald's song-by-song analysis of the Fabs' music remains a Top Five acquisition. All My Lovingby Stuart Henderson[18.Sep.07] :. Tony Palmer's 1968 made-for-BBC "masterpiece" looks decidedly more suspect today. The Beatles by Bob Spitzby Zeth Lundy[16.Dec.05] :. Spitz conquers the sensibilities of common logic by telling us a story we know by heart as if we'd never heard it. |
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