The Beatles 1968 Classic Animated Film, Yellow Submarine is being issued on DVD and Blu-Ray on June 5th. The New version has been color corrected, not by computers, but by hand frame by frame. The results are amazing. The sound is also better than ever. If you want to see it on the big screen, [...]

It’s Saturday and only 6 days to go till we all meet up at THE FEST FOR BEATLES FANS 2012 – NEW YORK METRO, March 23-25 and take over the entire Crowne Plaza Meadowland Hotel, Secaucus, NJ! Our Special Guests are all set and excited for the event. Ex-Wings members Henry McCullough and Denny Seiwell [...]

Only two days to go to get your FEST FOR BEATLES FANS 2012 NY METRO Tickets at the lowest prices. All plans are going very well and with two weeks to go and the excitement is building. Many of you have voiced concern about one of our Special Guests,  Micky Dolenz and sending him your [...]

FEBRUARY 25th: The past few weeks we have been writing about The Beatles conquering of America in 1964. GEORGE HARRISON, the youngest Beatle had not turned 21 yet! Today we celebrate his birthday and look at just some of his legacy. Look at him play on the first song The Beatles played on the Ed [...]

TODAY IN BEATLES HISTORY: FEBRUARY 21, 1964. The Beatles continued the conquering of America with their second Live Ed Sullivan Show appearance. This time it was live from the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach. They spent the next 5 days doing some promotional appearances, including mugging for Cassius Clay (Muhammed Ali), who was about to [...]

It was unlike any music and cultural explosion the world had ever seen, or will ever see again. The timing and circumstances and all the stars were in alignment as The Beatles took to the stage for the first time in the U.S. for their Live Performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, Sunday, February 9, [...]

THIS WEEK IN BEATLES HISTORY: FEBRUARY 7, 1964. The Beatles didn’t want to come to the states until they had a Number One Song! Well, not only did they have the #1 song, I Want To Hold Your Hand, but She Loves You was #2 and Please Please Me wasn’t too far behind! They arrived [...]

TODAY IN BEATLES HISTORY: JANUARY 30, 1969. The Beatles had been rehearsing, recording and filming the entire month of January, 1969, and they decided to end the film project with a live performance. So, at lunchtime, they headed up to the roof of Apple Records (3 Savile Row, London) and performed for around 40 minutes. [...]

I want to thank all of you for your kind birthday wishes. Today is the day I turn that age made famous in that famous Beatles song from some album from 1967! I am a baby boomer and proud of it. My brother gave me the Introducing The Beatles Album for my 16th birthday in [...]

January 1, 1962 – 50 years ago today. The Beatles down to London for some recordings that will forever be known as the Decca Audition Tapes. It was a very significant day in their history. Decca turned The Beatles down thinking guitar bands were on their way out. We would kindly say that it was [...]