| 1. | A Hairy Story |
| was radically different from the style most Liverpool youngsters and group members sported. Then, when Brian Epstein took them over, I noticed that not only did he spruce them up |
| 2. | Beatles Myths |
| sell for significantly more these days than what John mentions in the clip.) Beatles Manager Brian Epstein Committed Suicide Recently the American cable TV network A&E released information in connection |
| 3. | Beatles Records Covers |
| Boy)/And I Love Her. Another favorite of the Liverpool mersey beat fans, the Fourmost was Brian Epstein's sixth group, signed in June 1963. Their first hit was the Lennon and |
| 4. | Beatles Records Covers |
| before the Beatles, he nevertheless owes his success to them. It was the Beatles' manager, Brian Epstein, who brought Billy J. and his group The Dakotas, at that time called |
| 5. | Brian Epstein Portfolio |
| The manager of The Beatles, Brian Samuel Epstein was born to Harry and Malka Epstein on September 19, 1934. His father called his mother "Queenie" because Malka is the hebrew |
| 6. | Derek Taylor Portfolio |
| is as good as a rejuvenating drug for the jaded adult." He also later interviewed Brian Epstein, and besides covering Beatles concerts, he was ghost-writer for a regular column which |
| 7. | Fab Four Fan Fotos |
| 1967 after a Chuck Berry concert at the Seville Theater in London. At the time Brian Epstein used the Seville as a venue to promote his musical acts. On my |
| 8. | George Martin Portfolio |
| a group like that in mind when George Martin consented to that first meeting with Brian Epstein and his demo tape of the Beatles. Although he wasn't initially impressed with |
| 9. | Jimmie Nicol Portfolio |
| want Ringo to be replaced and refused to go on the tour without him, but Brian Epstein and George Martin convinced him. Paul McCartney thought he was okay for the |
| 10. | Pete Best Portfolio |
| the other tracks recorded with Tony Sheridan for Bert Kaempfert in Germany. In November 1961, Brian Epstein became the Beatles' manager, and in April, 1962, Brian succeeded in getting them |
| 11. | The Beatles and Mersey Beat |
| NEMS in Whitechapel I asked to see the manager and a dapper young man called Brian Epstein came down the stairs from his office. I showed him the publication, explained |
| 12. | The Dark Side of Beatlemania |
| at a press conference in New York, to try and head off the growing controversy, Brian Epstein told reporters, "The quote which John Lennon made to a London columnist has |
| 13. | The Story Behind The Beatles on Ed Sullivan |
| for concerts at New York's prestigious Carnegie Hall. Although some accounts stat that Bernstein called Brian several months before Sullivan booked The Beatles, this is not correct. In a 1964 |
| 14. | The Story Behind The Beatles on Ed Sullivan |
| talent coordinator. Prichard became good friends with Sullivan and Babb. He also knew Beatles manager Brian Epstein, who sometimes called him for advice. During the summer of 1963, Prichard took |
| 15. | Turn Left At Greenland
Or How The Beatles Came To America |
| happened? He sees a promotion man named Bud, who says he's a-just begin a-working for Brian Epstein, the manager of the Beatles." "Well Sid, he puts in a call to |
| 16. | When Pete was the Most Popular Beatle |
| 1961, devoted its entire front page to the story of the Beatles' Hamburg recording and Brian Epstein ordered 144 copies of that particular issue. When Bob Wooler wrote his report |
| 17. | When Pete was the Most Popular Beatle |
| Page 3 (Previous Page | Next Page) When Pete rejoined Neil downstairs from Brian's office he told him the news that he had been sacked from the Beatles and the |
| 18. | When Pete was the Most Popular Beatle |
| arrived for Pete: "Congratulations. Many happy returns. All the best, John, Paul, George, Ringo and Brian." Epstein probably sent this as the relationship between Pete and his former colleagues was |
| 19. | With the Beatles in India |
| after only one day at the retreat, they learned of the death of their manager, Brian Epstein, and returned to London. When the Maharishi returned to the city they continued |
| 20. | With the Beatles in India |
| in Liverpool when the Beatles played there. He was hired in 1963 by their manager, Brian Epstein, to be one of their 'roadies'. Now, he was a personal assistant to |
