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He was a shy, retiring, Jewish record store manager. How did he come to manage the world’s biggest rock band?
Mr. Moonlight: Brian Epstein and the Making of The Beatles By Philip Norman Da Capo, $32.50, 368 pages Brian Epstein was a ...
One figure that has been left behind is Brian Epstein, the Beatles’ gay, Jewish manager. With “Mr. Moonlight: Brian Epstein ...
McCartney made the startling admission in a 2015 interview with Vanity Fair, which was recently re-published by the magazine to coincide with Man on the Run, a new documentary about Paul's life after ...
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'Mr. Moonlight' review: In form with the Fab Four
As dogs are said to look like their owners, so rock bands often resemble their managers. Think of Peter Grant, the fearsomely intense manager of Led Zeppelin, or Andrew Loog Oldham, the flamboyant bad ...
Brian Epstein, The Beatles’ manager, finds unexpected love in Portmeirion, Wales, in 1966.
The Beatles’ final album, "Let It Be," was released in May 1970. Producer Phil Spector’s orchestral additions angered Paul McCartney, prompting a stern letter. Band breakup followed manager Brian ...
Epstein’s story is well known. It goes from his Liverpudlian beginnings as quite an uncool, but keen, music salesman, in his father’s furniture store, to discovering the Beatles at a lunchtime gig at ...
A debut set against backdrop of the Horizon shambles is reviewed alongside a singular spy novel, a ballroom dancing cop and a ...
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