The Beatles: An End
So that’s it. 4 more minutes and 8 more seconds of Beatles music. The full line up reunited one final time through the alchemy of technology and a battered, once-unrecoverable tape demo of a man
Thoughts on Songwriting
So that’s it. 4 more minutes and 8 more seconds of Beatles music. The full line up reunited one final time through the alchemy of technology and a battered, once-unrecoverable tape demo of a man
In 1966, Harry Nilsson seemed ready to break out to become a huge star. His songs had already featured in the charts – he had penned The Monkees’ Cuddy Toy in 1967 and The Beatles
Everything about Jake Thackray was… wrong. His timing. His influences. His viewpoint. His singing style. Everything he did was pungently and uniquely out of step with almost every fashion of the second half of the