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Far, far below the popular radar, the Beatles struggled to break out of their Liverpool-Hamburg rut. Their new manager had promised to get them a recording contract and had succeeded in procuring an audition at Decca such that on New Year’s Eve 1961,...
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He was there from the very early days at the Cavern to the band's implosion in the '70s. Evans was a post office engineer by day and Cavern Club bouncer by night when The Beatles' manager Brain Epstein hired him as assistant road manager along with...
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Pete Best (drums) and to a lesser degree Chas Newby, who temporarily replaced Sutcliffe on bass, and who declined John Lennon’s request to join the group permanently in Hamburg in favour of returning to University. Others qualify due to their business...
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The Beatles Road Manager and Gentle Giant Remembered, 36 Years After His Death
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Pete Best (drums) and to a lesser degree Chas Newby, who temporarily replaced Sutcliffe on bass, and who declined John Lennon's request to join the group permanently in Hamburg in favour of returning to University. Others qualify due to their business...
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About Neil Aspinall
Wikipedia
Neil Aspinall (13 October 1941 — 23 March 2008) was a British music industry executive. A childhood friend of Paul McCartney and George Harrison, he went on to head The Beatles' company Apple Corps. Full Article
