Why We’re Thankful for George Harrison
Hear great stories about how George Harrison changed the lives of these four authors, musicians and Beatle experts. Some of the stories will stay with you forever. Remembering George this week.
Roby Yonge Breaks Paul is Dead on WABC ’69
Hear legendary radio personality Roby Yonge announce The Paul is Dead clues live on the air on WABC on October 21, 1969 - Hear the broadcast as provided to us by Roby many years ago. He was fired that night while on the air. He migrated to Miami to work in radio in South Florida.
McCartney 3, 2, 1 on Hulu a Blessing
McCartney 3,2, 1 on Hulu is WORTH THE WATCH! Beatle Brunch was provided an advance copy of this documentary and you can read some of the highlights here.
Paul McCartney Meets John Lennon 1957
Paul McCartney and John Lennon tell us in their own words, how a chance meeting one summer day in 1957 led to the partnership and beginning of The Beatles.
Wait a Minute Mr Postman! It’s Sir Paul on Royal Stamps!
Sir Paul McCartney to be featured on a set of Royal Mail stamps in the UK.
McCartney III Imagined – 5 Tracks
Paul has released a re-Imagined edition of his highly acclaimed McCartney III album with special guests singing and playing their vision for the songs. Here are a couple of tracks from Imagined. Enjoy them all on the Brunch!
Yoko Bio Due from Lennon Friend David Sheff
Yoko Ono biography to be written by long-time Lennon family friend, David Sheff, due out in 2024.
Grandude’s Green Submarine is Setting Sail in September
The Grandude is back, but this time, have your windows rolled up tight as he takes you on a journey to find the Green Submarine!
Steve Lukather Intv by Joe J
Steve Lukather's been part of the band TOTO for more than 40 years. He's been a part of Ringo's All Starr Band for 9 years and NOW Steve has a new album out called "I Found the Sun Again". Joe J talks with Luke about his amazing career, his love for The Beatles and working with Ringo. What a blast!
Paul Picks Penny Lane
Plucky Paul was spotted recently leaving coins on the railroad tracks near his home so that trains would flatten them. He would return after the train had passed to collect the coins to use as guitar picks on stage.