Jan. 13: The Lunchroom Tape (Pt. 2)
The lunchroom discussion on January 13, 1969, winds and turns, overlaps and often overwhelms. It’s sincerely impossible to give a linear rundown of
The lunchroom discussion on January 13, 1969, winds and turns, overlaps and often overwhelms. It’s sincerely impossible to give a linear rundown of
I’ve previously dipped in and out of the lunchroom tapes in recounting the events of the weekend of January 11-12, 1969. Now that our timeline here
At the conclusion of the 1956 French documentary “Le Mystère Picasso,” the grand old painter splashed his iconic signature on a print and
The Beatles’ work ethic stood peerless, regardless of situations and obstacles placed in their way, even if they were responsible for those very
(From the March 1969 Beatle Book) January 11-12, 1969 was a much-needed weekend for the Beatles after George Harrison’s sudden departure on January
In the days leading up to the premiere of Get Back on Disney+, I had the tremendous opportunity to spend more than three hours speaking with director
A quick word: As someone who’s dug increasingly deeper into the Beatles’ January 1969 Get Back sessions for the past decade, it’s with obvious
As a film, Let It Be has more backstory than story. In Beatle-time, the 15-plus-month turnaround from the end of their January 1969 sessions until
While the Apple Corps board meeting at Ringo Starr’s house is the obvious focal point to the Beatles’ January 12, 1969, there was more to the
Here’s that disclaimer again. For this series of posts recounting the Beatles’ private January 12, 1969, board meeting, I’m going to jump
FYI at the outset: I’m applying the same disclaimer from last time, when I started recounting the Beatles’ January 12, 1969, meeting at Ringo
Had the phrase been in vogue in May 1970, a record review would have called Let It Be a “hot mess.” I absolutely love the record, but I get how
For all the company’s subsidiaries, history could have used Apple Stenography. The Nagra tapes so ubiquitous around the Beatles during January 1969
Daylight is good at arriving at the right time, but January 11, 1969, was always going to be that gray. London was rainy that Saturday morning, a
More than a half century removed, it’s pretty easy to say George Harrison was on a clear trajectory to cut his losses and walk away from the