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!!!Please read this first!!! My expertise does *not* cover the value of Beatles memorabilia, except by using Google ... which I think you can do yourself. ;o) I was born in England at the same time as the Beatles and, as a musician, I `grew up` musically with their ideas. In 1962, I asked a friend, who ran a local record store, how many of the first Beatles album she had ordered. "Two", she said. "Order twelve", I advised her, "you`ll need `em!". So I feel able to answer most kinds of questions on the Fab Four and, if need be, I`ll happily search for the information on the Net, which I`m very experienced at using.
There was something in Paul's voice when he sang the phrase "Love Me Do" at the end of the verses that told me everything in Pop was going to change, and it did! I left my first band (which I had founded), partly because the other members thought I was a bit weird to want to change our style to reflect that of the Beatles! As a rock musician, I appeared with them in the ABC Theatre in Blackpool, England in 1963, and my songwriting has always been influenced by theirs.
My sites:-
http://www.songland.com/
http://www.johnlordsongs.com/
http://www.songland.webs.com/
Performing Right Society (UK, Writer/Member), International Songwriters Association (http://www.songwriter.co.uk/), plus many songwriting Websites
As far as I know, none...
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B.Ed. (Hons.), Cantab.
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As a musician myself, I prefer to answer questions on the Beatles' music, rather than on their lifestyle, religious beliefs, etc. It's great to talk about GOOD music! Of course, the Beatles got the "This'll never last" treatment in the early days, as did Elvis, and of course Rock 'n' Roll itself. But that was decades ago, and we're still rockin' on
Because of much I learned from the Beatles at the time, I still hope to achieve hit status for one or more of my songs, but that's yet another story...
A showbiz agent with whom I used to work (now sadly passed away) still possessed an original contract, from back in the 60s, which engaged the Beatles for one night - for £25.00! (About 40 dollars or 30 euro). We all had to start somewhere!
I'm a Libran - controversy is not my thing.
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| Alex | 07/26/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Chalk |
| Jane | 04/23/08 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks so much |
| Dan | 07/21/07 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks, Chalk! Fab info. For years I ..... |
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Hi, Victoria, I don't know anything about this, but I've done a search on " "Introducing the Beatles" +Veejay " and the results look promising - some interesting reading for you: http://www.google.be/#hl=en&source=hp&q=%22Introducing+the+Beatles%22+%2BVeejay&
Hi, Roger, I really know nothing about hip pocket records, and I don't even remember them from the 60s. As for versions of "Hey Jude", I've done a Google search for you which may help you move forward
Hello, Clark, I simply searched via "List of Beatles albums" (no inverted commas): http://www.google.be/#hl=en&q=List+of+Beatles+albums&meta=&fp=ec0aad7707a48a08 Please Please Me. With The Beatles
Hello, Ava, I don't know myself, but seemingly it is correct. Wikipedia says: "The songwriting credit list order is David Bowie, Carlos Alomar, and John Lennon." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fame_(David_Bowie_song)
Hi, Clark, Funnily enough, I possess a piece of paper signed by John & Paul. I wonder what that's worth?!? But, to answer your question, I would suggest you scan it, try to add some kind of watermark

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