Tune In: The Beatles: All These Years | Mark Lewisohn | Talks at Google

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• LA

  @lazyartiste_2357 · 12 days ago

  Patiently waiting for Vol 2

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• PA

  @patrickblau558 · 11 days ago

  Can't wait for volume 2

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• IA

  @ianwalsh6899 · 9 years ago

  We are SO fortunate to have someone as intelligent and sensitive as Mark writing such an all-encompassing biography of The Beatles. Heaven forbid that he not be able to complete his magnum opus.

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• SO

  @soloBeatlevideos · 8 years ago

  This guy is an incredible researcher and writer.

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• MR

  @Mr.Sausages-j5b · 8 years ago

  I love those who call them over-rated, it really shows a cluelessness to that time, sure they learned their chops from the greats but the work they did soon-after was unprecedented, Tomorrow never Knows must've sounded like something from another planet when you consider what was around, I'm not rose-tinted tho, I'm schooled in 'musique concrete', early electronica etc. and know they weren't the first but what they did with it and what they stumbled upon or pioneered innadvertantly by sheer hunger for new ground and  ' just doing it' must be recognised, also to produce such a wealth of work during such a Tornado of engagements, photo shoots, travel, interviews etc, is mind-boggling

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• KE

  @kenfalloon3186 · 6 months ago

  I remember seeing the boys on tv in 62. The moment l heard those two voices in harmony, something came alive in me that was not there before.

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• JO

  @johnbarry1965 · 7 years ago

  Volume's one, two and three will be the definitive works on the Beatles, Lewisohn's an absolute national treasure.

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• DA

  @darrenjray · 8 years ago

  Just an incredible book. The revelation of why George Martin really signed the Beatles is jaw dropping. Guys, don’t criticise it unless you’ve read the book.

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• DR

  @drvee1983 · 7 years ago

  As a young musician with an older brother that was a professional musician, I remember the day he brought home a brand new copy of Sgt. Peppers. He looked at me, and our dad ( who also played keyboard and guitar) and said &quot; Wait&apos;ll you hear this!&quot;<br>After the second side ended, I was silent, and didn&apos;t know what to think.<br>My father ( who was not a Beatle or Pop &nbsp;fan ),<br>Looked at both of with his eyes wide and said, &quot; THIS changes everything...&quot;

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• LE

  @LennyJohnson5 · 7 years ago

  I went to Mark&apos;s presentation/lecture about Abbey Road (&apos;Hornsey Road&apos;) at the Redgrave Theatre in Bristol last night, with my 28 year-old son; it was brilliant; illuminating, informative and so well-presented. If you think you know everything about the Beatles, think again; you don&apos;t. We both loved it.... Mark is a jewel, and he does important work. And a complete gentleman as well.

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• DO

  @doktoruzo · 3 months ago

  I could listen to Mark all day...every day.

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  @samguberman2288 · 11 months ago

  An absolute joy of an interview. It&apos;s an almost impossible task for Mark to complete volume 2 &amp; 3 as there&apos;s so much more to tell. I&apos;m still hopeful it&apos;ll eventually come out.

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