Beatles

Imagine This: growing up with my brother John Lennon is the second book by Julia Baird, John’s half-sister, from 2007. Her first book was the

I acquired John Lennon, My Brother by John’s half-sister Julia Baird (with Geoffrey Giuliano) over thirty years ago. It was published in 1988, but its

I acquired Beatles In Their Own Words forty-two years ago in mid-1980, after I discovered the music of the Beatles. As a fourteen-year-old I certainly

I do not recall where I picked up Chant and be Happy…The Story of the Hare Krishna Mantra, based on the teachings of His Divine

Solid State: The Story of Abbey Road and the End of the Beatles by Kenneth Womack was published in 2019, on the fiftieth anniversary of the

Music on Film: A Hard Day’s Night by Ray Morton was a brief yet thorough account of the making of the Beatles’ first film. The

Albert Goldman created a scandal when he published The Lives of John Lennon in 1988. In it the author attempted to destroy Lennon and everything he stood

I picked up Lennon ’69: Search for Liberation Featuring a conversation between John Lennon and Swami Bhaktivedanta [1] over thirty years ago as a rejected library donation.

Back and front covers of the paperback edition I read, reprinted in 1981 Back and front covers of an earlier edition I picked up Lennon

I acquired the biography Julian Lennon! by Mark Bego when it was published in the summer of 1986. I have two copies: one that included the advertised