Throw away what you think you know and start afresh.Most Valuable Big Band Records. Here is the Beatles story as it really was. The text is anti-myth, and tight and commanding - just like the Beatles themselves. Using impeccable research and resources, Tune In is a magisterial work, an independent biography that combines energy, clarity, objectivity, authority and insight. It's the Beatles in their own time, an amazing story of the ultimate rock band, a focused and colourful telling that builds and builds to leave four sharp lads from Liverpool on the very brink of a whole new kind of fame. The Beatles come together here in all their originality, attitudes, style, speed, charisma, appeal, daring and honesty - the tools with which they're about to reshape the world. Tune In is book one of three, exploring and explaining a period that is by very definition lesser-known: the formative pre-fame years, the teenage years, the Liverpool and Hamburg years - in many ways the most absorbing and incredible period of them all.
It is certain to become the lasting word. Here, finally, is a full and accurate biography. In his series All These Years, Mark Lewisohn - the world-recognised Beatles historian - presses the Refresh button to tell the entire story as it's never been told or known before.
Told wrong from early on, rehashed in every possible way and routinely robbed of its context, this is a phenomenon in urgent need of a bright, new approach. who really were these people, and just how did it all happen? New generations find and love them, and while many other great artists come and go, the Beatles are proving beyond eclipse. Still, somehow, their music excites, their influence resonates, their fame sustains. The Beatles have been in our lives for half a century and surely always will be. Read by Mark Lewisohn, this is an extract from the audio edition of his book. Jim McCartney warns his son Paul that John Lennon will get him into trouble. This is an extract from Tune In – volume 1 of Mark Lewisohn’s new biography of the Beatles.
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