‘The Beatles and Me on Tour’ recounts Ivor Davis’ month traveling with the band as an embedded correspondent in 1964.

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A fans-eye view shows how they impacted lives and, in turn, history.

Imagine being able to look up any Beatles song, album, or broader topic.

Morrell leads us on adventures that would make any music fan jealous.

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When I was told I was being sent a book of interviews with creative, inspirational musicians, I thought it might be something I might dip into now and then, leave on the shelf for a couple months and re-visit when I felt like a bit of inspiration. You May AlsoRead More