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| A bridge can take you into troubled waters National Post (blog) But instead, you say: "The Beatles' We Can Work It Out. That's a classic bridge." You look out the window again, but this isn't Beatles country. You try to remember how the song goes. You can't. This is Wells, BC You're teaching a songwriting class as ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Post your favorite Beatles tunes - Stereokiller Message Boards By DennisQ Post your favorite Beatles tunes - Stereokiller Message Boards. Stereokiller Topics |
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| Why the CBA's $16 million man is not worth that much Sydney Morning Herald I haven't seen such mass hysteria since the Beatles were in town. Typical were claims that the ''$16 million man was worth every cent'', that he had had ''six stellar years'' at the helm. Strange - I missed the bit where Norris cured cancer, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Classical CDs Weekly: The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Thelonious Monk The Arts Desk Which is not to say that large chunks of this disc aren't cheesily enjoyable, and in most cases the melodic material is so strong and distinctive that the Beatles usually end up winning through. "Yellow Submarine" sounds effective played as a Sousa ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| nowhere men on the block | Madame Pickwick Art Blog By Art The man who initially refused to sign the beatles to capitol (and then later actually did sign them) was named alan livingston. when this record was released (with the original butcher block cover), he was automatically sent a box full ... Madame Pickwick Art Blog | ||
| Excerpt From Stan Taylor's Kirby Biography | Kirby Dynamics By Rob STEIBEL 10, 1963, CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite aired a segment about the Beatles phenomenon in England that was filed by their U.K. correspondent, Alexander Kendrick. This was the first official commentary on the group in the U.S. The story ... Kirby Dynamics |
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| Paul McCartney Performs at Wrigley Field MyFox Chicago "I have to give the Beatles credit for me being a rock and roll fan," Loya said. "I missed them at Comiskey Park in '64, but I'm not going to miss them at Wrigley Field this year." The last time McCartney played a concert in Chicago was in 2005. ... See all stories on this topic » |
