Released during one of the bitterest winters in British history, "Please Please Me," The Beatles' second 7" single release, helped to initiate a post-war sociocultural thaw among British youth. The release had a similar effect on its U.K. audience that "

Beatle was a top story. Here is the recap: (Gibson) On this day in 1976, Mal Evans, longtime Beatles road manager, was shot dead in Los Angeles. Gibson takes a look back: Who was the Fifth Beatle? Several in the Beatles camp have claimed that crown, but...

Beatles Road Manager Mal Evans was kind enough to snap the photos of me with "the boys," but I only got three shots. Paul was last and when I got to him I discovered I had no more flashcubes left (my father had gone back to our car to get more, but Mal...

Thin Lizzy Phil Lynott Hamburg's Star Club re-opens. The German venue is best known as one of the early haunts of the Beatles in their pre-stardom days. The Beatles Beatles road manager Mal Evans comes to a bizarre end in Los Angeles. He's shot...

Road manager, bouncer, minder, nursemaid, travelling companion, loyal friend, session musician, talent scout, producer and general dogsbody: step forward, Mr. Fixit, otherwise known as Mal Evans. Born in 1935, Malcolm Evans was already married with a...

Road manager, bouncer, minder, nursemaid, travelling companion, loyal friend, session musician, talent scout, producer and general dogsbody: step forward, Mr. Fixit, otherwise known as Mal Evans. Born in 1935, Malcolm Evans was already married with a...