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Q&A: Ringo Starr talks albums and aging

August 23rd, 2007 by admin | No Comments | Filed in News

By SOLVEJ SCHOU, Associated Press Writer

Forget “When I’m 64.” Ringo Starr has that age in his rearview mirror.

But the 67-year-old ex-Beatle still has the musical drive and looks of a rock ‘n’ roller half his age. And he acts it, too.
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A Few Thoughts On The Eagles and Wal-Mart

August 23rd, 2007 by admin | No Comments | Filed in News

You have probably read by now about the Eagles deal with Wal-Mart to exclusively release its next album (though the album will also be available via the band’s website). Yesterday came news that a pre-order at WalMart.com gets the consumer a free MP3 of the first single, “How Long.”
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Interview with Sean Lennon

August 23rd, 2007 by admin | No Comments | Filed in News

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Mal Evans Memorial Band – Liverpool (Cavern)

August 21st, 2007 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Events
August 23, 2007
01:00to02:00

THE CAVERN FRONT THURSDAY 23 aug

Now These Days Are Gone – The Beatles Photographs by Michael Peto – Liverpool till 02/03/2008

August 9th, 2007 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Events
August 18, 2007 10:00toMarch 2, 2008 17:00

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 image:  (c) University of Dundee

The Beatles Photographs by Michael Peto

18th August 2007 to 2 March 2008 @ National Conservation Centre, Whitechapel, Liverpool

A unique photographic exhibition of The Beatles is coming to the National Conservation Centre in August. ‘Now These Days Are Gone’ is an exhibition of informal shots, taken on the set of HELP! by Michael Peto, one of the great photojournalists of the 1960s.

Taken in 1965, they mark the metamorphosis of the Beatles from pop stars into the most famous band in history against the backdrop of a decade of great social and cultural change.

The exhibition of over 40 images demonstrates Peto’s unobtrusive approach, which enabled him to fade into the background and capture his subjects in a relaxed, natural manner.

These photographs of the Beatles came to light during the digitisation of Michale Peto’s collection of 130,000 prints and negatives, donated by his family to the University of Dundee following his death in 1970.

This exhibition has been produced by the University of Dundee, the custodians of the Michael Peto photographic collection.

Admission FREE.

Open 10am-5pm every day 

For more info go to: http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/conservation/exhibitions/beatles/