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***UPDATE***
14 June, 2009~Due to the sudden onslaught of ridiculous Beatle memorabilia price-hikes, it has become impossible to give accurate appraisals, especially via the internet. With that in mind, I no longer do appraisals of Beatle items through the web. I'll still give out information about memorabilia, just not value appraisals. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Well, my partner always says that to call yourself an "expert" sounds like you know absolutely everything about that subject. I don't believe that there's a soul on Earth who knows EVERYTHING about the Beatles (including the Beatles themselves). However, I do consider myself to be a better than average Beatles historian, as well as a historian regarding the life and work of John Lennon. I can answer just about any sort of question regarding the band as a whole or John's life and solo career. I lived through the height of Beatlemania, so I can discuss it first-hand. I've traveled to Liverpool and seen all of the important Beatle spots up close and personal, including spending a great deal of time in places that the general public are not allowed to access. I have an extensive library of
books, magazines, video and audio devoted to the Beatles and John and have been called upon by authors, radio
stations and other historians for my knowledge. I'm well versed in most phases of the Beatles
lives and their career as a band and as solo artists. This expertise also includes an
extensive knowledge of bootleg material. I've been a Beatles/Lennon collector
and historian since the 70's.
Along with my partner, I've taught classes on the Beatles to both adults and teens in libraries and schools. I'm also the "resident expert" for the Beatles and John Lennon on Songfacts.com. I moderate 2 Beatle groups on MySpace, one a general Beatles site and the other geared toward Beatle collectors. I'm also a co-administrator for one of the largest, most popular Beatle forums on the web, thebeatlesforum.net
I'm half of an acoustic, female Beatles tribute duo called "Luv Me Deux" as a guitarist and vocalist. Check us out at www.luvmedeux.com
www.fixingahole.org
While I have no degree in "Beatleology", I probably could write a course on it!
Everything. What's not to love?
I'd really love to be able to help anyone I can get more enjoyment of the Beatles music and legacy. I want to help ensure that they live forever! I also believe that you can never stop learning, so I'm delighted any time I find out something new!
George actually wrote "Something" about Lord Krsna.
The Beatles lived in and out of controversy throughout their lives. It's still happening to this day.
| User | Date | K | C | P | Comments |
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| Judy | 10/15/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Very fast response. Very nice and knowledgeable ..... |
| Brandi | 09/30/09 | 8 | 10 | 10 | This is what I found out from ..... |
| victor | 09/23/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you very much Pattie. I knew ..... |
| Kath | 09/21/09 | 10 | 9 | 10 | Great advice! |
| Kathi | 09/18/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Very helpful! |
Hi Judy... Well, to the best of my knowledge, that's an old fan club card from the US fan club in 1964. Without physically seeing the type of card stock that's it's printed on, it's hard to know for
Hi Judy! You had said something about the card being paper thin. Is it actually a card or is it a printed piece of paper? Roughly what year did you get it? It's not listed in any of my research books
Hi there, Judy... Well, the only picture that I got on here was a picture of Monkees trading cards, not a Beatle card. If you can send me the pictures to my email at pattie@luvmedeux.com, that might
Hi Judy! While I'd love to tell you exactly where that card came from, I honestly can't. I've not seen one like that through the Topps company, who made all of the Beatles trading cards. Do you remember
Hi again, Brandi... Without knowing the history of the piece, it's really impossible to know where it came from. I've done some research and know of no time that this particular drawing was ever available
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