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The ABBEY ROAD Sessions in LIVERPOOL
On March 30th Liverpool saw the pre-premiere of
The ABBEY ROAD Sessions in the Echo Arena in Liverpool.
Brought to stage by the same man who brought
Elvis Presley back 'alive' a couple of years ago,
he now, with the help of the original Beatles' sound engineer
Geoff Emerick, shows us how the Beatles worked
in Studio 2 of the famous London recording studios.
For more (BI witness) details about the show,
read more in the 'BI' section of this News page.
Sir GEORGE MARTIN, the 'fifth Beatle' dies, aged 90
His family thanked "everyone for their thoughts, prayers and messages of support" after his death at home on Tuesday, his manager said.
Brian Wilson on the Beach Boys’ ‘Rivalry’ with the Beatles and Flying Solo
The Beach Boys frontman opens up about his new solo album No Pier Pressure and alleged ‘rivalry’ with The Beatles.
CYNTHIA POWELL(-LENNON) died at 75
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/spain/11509616/Cynthia-Lennon-John-Lennons-first-wife-dies-latest-reaction.html
Dear Julian, if you ever read this, our thoughts are with you
Sir Paul McCartney to induct Ringo Starr into Hall of Fame
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-31945589
Starr will be inducted alongside Bill Withers and Green Day
Sir Paul McCartney is to induct former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Starr is the last of The Beatles receive the musical honour.
Sir Paul will usher in the 74-year-old at the 30th annual ceremony at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum next month.
The Beatles are already in the hall as a group, as are John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison as solo artists.
Other inductees will include Green Day, Lou Reed and Bill Withers.
Speaking to Rolling Stone magazine, Starr said it meant "recognition" of his work.
He added: "And it means, finally, the four of us are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame even though we were the biggest pop group in the land."
Eagle Joe Walsh will perform some of Starr's music, while Withers' music will be performed by John Legend.
It is not known if Withers, who quit the music business more than 30 years ago, will sing himself.
Patti Smith will induct Reed, who died in 2013, while Beck will perform the Velvet Underground singer's music.
Joan Jett, the late Stevie Ray Vaughan, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and the "5'' Royales will also be elevated to the elite musical club at the Cleveland ceremony.
Artists become eligible to enter the Hall of Fame 25 years after their first release.
LEN GARRY (Quarrymen) available for solo gigs
Great news from Liverpool for everybody out there!
BRIAN EPSTEIN STATUE IN LIVERPOOL
The Statue 4 Eppy Concert Announced To Raise Funds For Brian Epstein Statue. Also Official Launch of Campaign Single ‘Our Friend’.
Ray McFall dead
Ray McFall, legendary owner of the Cavern Club, has died last night. McFall was the man who first booked the Beatles, but also Rory Storm & The Hurricanes, at the Cavern. He bought the club from its previous owner Alan Sytner in 1959 and turned it from a jazz club into a rock 'n' roll venue. The rest, as they say, is history...
Read more about Ray McFall in this article from today's Liverpool Echo: http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/legendary-cavern-club-owner-ray-8403258
The microphones the Beatles sang into at Liverpool's Cavern Club in the early 1960s at auction
DALLAS, TX.- Three Reslo microphones, along with their stands, that were used by The Beatles – along with a host of important early British rock n’ roll acts – at the famed Cavern Club in Liverpool will form the centerpiece of an exceptional grouping of Beatles and Beatles-related memorabilia in Heritage Auctions ’ Dec. 6 Entertainment & Music Memorabilia Auction. The microphones are estimated at $5,000+ each and will be offered individually.