beatles

"In 1966, with her middle school life and the world itself in turmoil, twelve-year-old Trudy and the other three remaining fan club members leave Rhode Island for Boston to see a Beatles concert"--Provided by publisher.

A nonfiction graphic novel depicting The Beatles' dramatic rise to fame and their impact on rock and roll music.

A history in words and pictures of the four boys from Liverpool who formed the musical group the Beatles. Records their growth, achievements, and international fame.

Explores the career of the Beatles, from when they first got together, through the fights and success, to the end of the band.

This ultimate guide to all the gear used by the Beatles details exactly which guitars, drums, amplifiers, and keyboards the Fab Four embraced throughout their brief but revolutionary career, from their earliest days as the Quarry Men to the dissolution of the Beatles in 1970. It provides fascinatingly fresh insights into Beatle history, exploding myths and uncovering dozens of new stories along the way. John, Paul, George, and Ringo's moves from cheap early instruments to the pick of 1960s technology are carefully and entertainingly documented in an easy-to-read narrative, fully illustrated with many previously unseen photographs, a cache of rare memorabilia, and a unique collection of specially photographed instruments used by the Beatles. As we continue to find new ways to explore their sound, from vivid remasters of their original recordings to cutting-edge video games, the Beatles remain at the forefront of popular music.

Tells the story of the Beatles, the world's most celebrated and influential rock group.

A graphic novel account of the Beatles' early days in Germany, where they met Astrid Kirchherr, a photographer who made a lasting impression on the young Englishmen and their musical career, especially Stuart Sutcliffe, the famous "Fifth Beatle, " with whom she fell in love.

Recording engineer Geoff Emerick chronicles his years of work with the Beatles, beginning with his presence, at the age of fifteen, at the band's first recording session with producer George Martin, discussing his craft on such albums as "Revolver" and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" and providing insight into the band's relationships, working patterns, and breakup.