The Beatles Swan Song is the sixth and final installment in Bruce Spizer's critically accliamined books on the Beatles American records. It tells the fascinating stories behind the records released by companies that had the rights to only a limited number of Beatles recordings. These labels included[...]

The Beatles Are Coming covers the Beatles first visit to the United States and the events leading up to the group's arrival on February 7, 1964. It is the most thorough and accurate book ever published on how Beatlemania evolved in America. The book details why Capitol Records turned down the Beatl[...]

Two of the wildest, out-of-control concerts in Beatle--and rock--history come to life through eyewitness accounts, rare photos, and memorabilia. Go behind the scenes to bring John, Paul, George, and Ringo to the city, and then grab a front row seat for backstage and on stage excitement. A concert by[...]

Beatles For Sale on Parlophone Records covers all of the singles, albums and extended play discs issued by the Beatles in the U.K. from 1962 through 1970. Each record is given a separate chapter, which tells the stories behind how the songs appearing on the disc were written and recorded. The chapte[...]

"The Beatles White Album and the Launch of Apple" is the tenth book on the Beatles by critically acclaimed Beatles author/historian Bruce Spizer. His latest book covers all aspects of the Beatles 1968 double album titled "The Beatles," but more commonly referred to as "The White Album" due to its pu[...]

Capitol Records in Canada issued Love Me Do in February 1963, one whole year before the group made their first appeararance on The Ed Sullivan Show The author has had unprecedented access to the people who were there as the story unfolded. This limited edition is signed by the author ans is limited [...]

Now in paperback, Tune In is the New York Times bestseller by the world s leading Beatles authority the first volume in a groundbreaking trilogy about the band that revolutionized music.
The Beatles have been in our lives for half a century and surely always will be. Still, somehow, their music[...]