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We have found the true 5th Beatle!
Check out the t-shirt the kid is wearing! Yep--right there folks is the 5th Beatle! That t-shirt doesn't lie. How adorable!!!
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John's blue hat makes a return appearance
photographer currently unknownI am just loving these photos of John and Yoko in 1976 in New York. I think it is so neat that John is wearing the blue hat that he wore so much in 1974. The top photo...
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Three Germans at Kenwood
Photo taken by Richard Hall appeared in Bravo magazine Photo taken by Richard Hall I have always been amazed by this story about the fan who met John at Kenwood and when she asked him for something to...
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The Beatle North American Tour 1964
Let's take a trip back in time to 1964. A time when Beatles music was brand new and blasting out of every transistor radio. A time when the Beatles were on their first major tour of the United...
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First Stop---Winnipeg!
The information for this article came from this site. The Beatles weren't supposed to say hello to fans in Winnipeg. They were supposed to just say on their plane from England on August 18, 1964 at...
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Next up--LAX
Next the Beatles made it to the LAX airport where again, there were 500 fans waiting for them. The number of fans present may have been a little lower than other places, but apparently these fans...
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The story of Beatlesville
The idea behind Beatlesville is actually a good one. It was a special area on the tarmac of San Francisco Airport that was surrounded by a five-foot cyclone fence with 180 police officers around it....
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Fans Swoon for the Hairy Idols
Fans Swoon for the Hairy IdolsNo writer listedSan Francisco ExaminerAugust 20, 1964The Beatles hurriedly left town last night after giving 16,000 viewers exactly 29 minutes of their valuable time. It...
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Memories of the Cow Palace
When the Beatles first landed in San Francisco, they went into their hotel room at the Hilton and watched the footage of their arrival on a colored television. A reporter for The London Daily Express...
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On Ringo's lap
On Ringo's lapWriter not listedSan Francisco ChronicleAugust 19, 1964In poetic justice of the oddest sort, the only little girl fortunate enough to sit on Ringo Starr's lap backstage last night was the...
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The Key to being a Beatles fan....
photo by Lil KraaiOne of the most popular way for Beatle fans to get the chance to meet the Fabs was to make a large "key of the city" to present to them. Through the connections of a friend's...
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Concert photos
These photos were taken in Las Vegas and then sold for $1.00 each at another concert stop (not officially of course) in 1964. I bought them for more than that from ebay many months ago. I think...
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Toy Cats the coolest
photo by Terry ToddReview JournalAugust 20, 1964Toy Cats the CoolestBy Donald WarmanA tried bunch of newsmen dizzy from two hours of shrieking and angry at the roughness of a key up security force,...
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Vegas Teen Describes the Scene
Vegas Teen Describes the Scene at the CenterBy Cornelia DeBruinThe Beatles' chartered plane touched down at the old McCarran field Wednesday at approximately 1 a.m. There were --unexpectedly-- no...
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She wanted to hold her hand
I recalled hearing a story of a fan who had her white gloves signed by the Beatles when she met them so that she could "hold there hand." I thought that was a clever idea. I was surprised last month...
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These memories didn't stay in Vegas
The Beatles two concerts in Las Vegas on August 20, 1964 were well photographed and documented. What happened in Las Vegas that summer night did not stay in Vegas and we thankfully know a lot about...
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