Tune In: The Beatles: All These Years Mark Lewisohn
Publisher: Crown Publishing Group

Feb 10, 2014 - “His conviction in the Beatles' qualities was unshakable from the start,” said Mark Lewisohn, author of a new biography “Tune In: The Beatles — All These Years, Vol. 1.” “He believed … that they would be the greatest.”. You don't have to attend a concert or live in a band's era in order to appreciate them. Though only 14 years older than Ringo Starr, the oldest Beatle, Martin was light-years ahead of them in technical sophistication. --- That rotary phone fact is interesting. Every New Year's Eve for the rest of my .. Over the years he's been able to work on music projects outside of his stage productions, but he is always honored and humbled to get back up on stage and play Jesus again. Oct 13, 2010 - Afterwards, Weird Al hit Twitter to sum up his feelings on the collaboration: "Teenage Me and Present-Day Me were both insanely happy to spend New Year's Eve with these guys. And I find it quite lovely how people my age are catching on to the Beatles. Portraying Neeley's voice can really pack a punch, as proven on all these tracks, but none more so than “Do I Have To Say The Words? Dec 6, 2013 - In 2004, Lewisohn signed a contract to write a trilogy on the Beatles' entire career. The man who organized and thrived on all this madness was producer George Martin, whose relationship with the Beatles, always integral, was now entering uncharted territory. Almost ten years later the first installment, The Beatles, All These Years: Tune In, has finally arrived on bookshelves. 2 days ago - While he may not have been 'more popular than Jesus' (as John Lennon once said about The Beatles), he was most certainly popular because of Jesus. Jan 3, 2014 - They began recording the hypnotic, apocalyptic “Tomorrow Never Knows,” a new John Lennon song that was unlike anything the band had ever attempted.