The Beatles: the BBC Archives: 1962-1970
Author(s): Kevin Howlett
BBC radio and television played crucial roles during The Beatles' initial breakthrough and subsequent global domination. This book reveals how the relationship between the UK's foremost broadcasting organization and the world's most celebrated pop group developed between 1962 and 1970. This in-depth account of The Beatles' BBC appearances features transcripts of broadcast interviews plus photographs of the group and fascinating documents from the archives. From the unprecedented excitement of Beatlemania to the mature reflection of the last interviews before the group's split, it was all seen and heard on the BBC. Experience the history of The Beatles the way it really happened.
Product Information
Box set, containing 336-page, colour illustrated book, an audio CD and eight removable facsimile documents, charting the inside never-before-told story of the Beatles at the BBC, on TV and on the radio.
BBC producer and author Kevin Howlett has been closely associated with The Beatles throughout his career. He has previously written three books about them, and has made radio documentaries for Apple Corps. He wrote the booklet essays for all fourteen of The Beatles' albums remastered in 2009, and he wrote the notes and produced the 'Fly On The Wall' bonus disc for the 2003 Beatles remixed album Let It Be ...Naked.
General Fields
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- : Ebury Press
- : BBC Books
- : 2.352
- : 01 August 2013
- : 271mm X 268mm
- : United Kingdom
- : 01 November 2013
- : books
Special Fields
- : Illustrations
- : Illustrations
- : 336
- : 782.421660922
- : Nov-13
- : Hardback
- : Kevin Howlett