Deauville Down! Though Beatle fans and many others said "You Can't Do That", the iconic hotel came tumbling down on Sunday making room for "Something New". The hotel is where The Beatles played their 2nd Ed Sullivan Show to 70 million viewers and spent 8 days and nights touring around Miami Beach.
Ringo Starr has indeed caught Covid and he has had to cancel a week's worth of shows BUT he's "Getting Better All the Time". Read more and share the link!
The Beatles landmark game-changing Revolver album (which lead to Sgt Pepper) is set to be the next to get the DELUXE Beatles treatment by Giles Martin and his team, Apple confirms.
The Beatles landmark game-changing Revolver album (which lead to Sgt Pepper) is set to be the next to get the DELUXE Beatles treatment by Giles Martin and his team, Apple confirms.
The Beatles and Rick Rubin (who interviewed Paul McCartney, shown on Hulu) are up for a total of eight Emmy Awards.See the Emmy telecast on NBC Monday Night September 12th.
The Beatles "Get Back" rockumentary film made by Peter Jackson could get a major re-release if Disney and Apple wanted DOUBLE the footage version to come out. Why not? read more.
The Beatles and Rick Rubin (who interviewed Paul McCartney, shown on Hulu) are up for a total of eight Emmy Awards.See the Emmy telecast on NBC Monday Night September 12th.
Beatle Brunch Host Joe Johnson had the good fortune to interview the great Carl Perkins about his new cd, "Go Cat Go". As far as we know, it's the ONLY CD or album NOT by The Beatles that features each member. John is featured with his live version of "Blue Suede Shoes" written by Carl. Ringo is featured singing and playing "Honey Don't" live with Carl Perkins, and Paul and George are each featured co-singing and playing with Carl on a song he wrote for each of them. On this interview excerpt, Carl tells Joe the backstory on those two songs and we get to hear them.
Ringo announced that two members of his All Starr Band had Covid, but now has NEW dates for shows that were postponed.
FUN interview with Ringo Starr from May 14, 1998. Joe Johnson talks with Ringo about his new album, "Vertical Man", going over most of the tracks, including his remake of "Love Me Do". Thanks for listening! Idea: Why not join The Beatle Brunch Club? click here https://stage.brunchradio.com/iump-subscription-plan/
