Beatles news from Steve Marinucci, a journalist with over three decades of experience in the newspaper business and a contributing writer to Billboard and AXS.com and host of the Beatles News Briefs podcast heard regularly on podbean.com, iTunes and Fab 4 Radio.com.
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Ringo Starr reveals he's recording new album
The biggest news out of yesterday's Ringo interview with Howard Stern is that he's recording a new album. Hear our report on what was said during the interview in our latest Beatles News Briefs podcast.
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Friday, November 9, 2018
Very special Beatles News Briefs show looks into new White Album set
Lots to hear and lots of information. Please let us know what you think and subscribe to the show.
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Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Special free Beatles White Album streaming event with Giles Martin Wednesday on YouTube
Giles Martin to lead special White Album streaming event on Wednesday. |
Capitol Records/Universal Music Group released the details today of the special streaming event taking place on The Beatles' YouTube channel Wednesday to promote the release of the 7-disc (6 CD and 1 Blu-ray) White Album box set and other 50th anniversary releases of the album this Friday.
The panel event, to be streamed live from London at 7 p.m. GMT (2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT) will feature Martin, plus several British journalists and musicians. They are Dan Stubbs, Commissioning Editor for New Musical Express; Felix White, former guitarist of The Maccabees; Andy Bell, guitarist of Ride; Miles Kane from The Last Shadow Puppets; and Georgie Rogers, presenter, DJ and music journalist from BBC 6 Music, Soho Radio and Foundation FM. The moderator will be Matt Everitt of BBC 6 Music. Miles Kane will also perform a live acoustic version of "I'm So Tired."
The panel will talk about the new anniversary edition, its influence and whether an album as diverse as it is could be released in today's musical environment. Fans online will be able to ask questions and make comments.
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