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That Means a Lot-Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard

That Means a Lot-Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard

The Beatles are very popular, but “That Means a Lot” remains one of their most obscure songs. Let’s explore the history of this lost song.
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Like Dreamers Do-Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard

Like Dreamers Do-Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard

The Beatles are very popular, but there are a few Beatles songs that the average person has never heard of, such as “Like Dreamers Do”
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In A Kenwood Garden (Waiting For The Sun)

In A Kenwood Garden (Waiting For The Sun)

A poem
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Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: You Know What To Do

Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: You Know What To Do

The Beatles are popular, but there are a handful of Beatles songs that the average person has never heard of, such as “You Know What To…
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A Hard Day’s Night: The Beatles’ First Feature Film Where All They Had to Do Was Act Naturally

A Hard Day’s Night: The Beatles’ First Feature Film Where All They ...

How a film developed only for its soundtrack with no plot and starring non-actors defied the odds to become a groundbreaking picture.
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John, Paul, George, Ringo…and Bert — the Musical Celebrating The Beatles That The Beatles Had No…

John, Paul, George, Ringo…and Bert — the Musical Celebrating The Be...

In 1974 a smash-hit musical about The Beatles began in Liverpool. It broke box-office records, but some of The Beatles were none too…
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Arthur Kelly: The Man Who Really Was Bert

Arthur Kelly: The Man Who Really Was Bert

In the play featuring a fictional former member of The Quarrymen, the part was played by a man who really did pass up the chance to be in…
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Tom Brogan
The Beatles in Glasgow 1965

The Beatles in Glasgow 1965

The Beatles’ fourth visit to the city in December of 1965 turned out to be their last as a group.
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Tom Brogan
A Day In The Life (An Echoing Chord)

A Day In The Life (An Echoing Chord)

A collaboration with Denise G
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Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)

Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)

The Beatles are very popular, but “You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)” remains one of their most obscure songs, despite how odd it is.
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Get Back

Get Back

A poem about the timelessness of The Beatles
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Drive My Car

Drive My Car

A poem inspired by The Beatles track, “Drive My Car”
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40 Years Ago Today: Remembering John Lennon

40 Years Ago Today: Remembering John Lennon

“I hope we passed the audition.” — John Lennon
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Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: I’ll Be On My Way

Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: I’ll Be On My Way

The Beatles are extremely popular, but there are a handful of Beatles songs that the average person has never heard of, such as this one.
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“Isn’t It A Pity.” Harrison’s Words More Relevant Than Ever

“Isn’t It A Pity.” Harrison’s Words More Relevant Than Ever

“Some things take so long…” — George Harrison
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Everest: An Alternate-Dimension Beatles Album

Everest: An Alternate-Dimension Beatles Album

In a world where the fab four didn’t break up…
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This Documentary, The Beatles First U.S. Visit, Will Make You Smile

This Documentary, The Beatles First U.S. Visit, Will Make You Smile

“Listen, do you want to know a secret….”
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The Beautiful Innocence of “Two Virgins”

The Beautiful Innocence of “Two Virgins”

In defense of the much-dismissed “album” of John and Yoko’s
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Was Ringo a Starr? Oh Yeah.

Was Ringo a Starr? Oh Yeah.

“The second side of Abbey Road is my favorite.” — Ringo Starr
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Reflections on George Harrison’s Within You Without You

Reflections on George Harrison’s Within You Without You

Mainlining Eastern philosophy into Western minds.
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The Ballad of John and Yoko: A Snapshot of Unconditional Love and Support

The Ballad of John and Yoko: A Snapshot of Unconditional Love and S...

Leave it to Paul to play his heart out on a song as self-serving as John’s, ‘The Ballad of John and Yoko’.
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Dutch Beatles Authority Addresses Beatles Conspiracy Theories

Dutch Beatles Authority Addresses Beatles Conspiracy Theories

And How the Fab Four Became So Popular
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Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: Old Brown Shoe

Beatles Songs You Haven’t Heard: Old Brown Shoe

The Beatles are extremely popular, but there are a handful of Beatles songs that the average person has never heard, such as Old Brown…
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I’m Fixing A Hole…In My Head

I’m Fixing A Hole…In My Head

John Lennon once considered drilling a hole in his head to release “the pressure”…
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Aaron Quist
John Lennon Notes and Quotes to Start Your Week

John Lennon Notes and Quotes to Start Your Week

“Nothing you can do that can’t be done.” — Lennon/McCartney
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