After Brian Epstein became the manager of The Beatles at the end of 1961, he gradually changed their image from leather-clad savage young Beatles to smart-suited, neat and professional, Beatles, soon to become the Fab Four.
March 1962: The Beatles are photographed in their suits by Harry Whatmough
24th March 1962: The Beatles at The Casbah
29th March 1962: The Beatles at the Odd Spot Club
5th April 1962: The Beatles at The Cavern
“Now and Then” is a song that was worked on by the Beatles during their sessions for the “White Album” in 1968, but it was never completed or officially released by the band. The song’s...
Situated on the corner of the world famous Mathew Street home to the Cavern and next door to the Beatles themed Hard Days Night Hotel. The Hard Days night shop features probably the most comprehensive range of Beatles...
If you are coming to Liverpool you will want to know straight away the best places to visit. To help you find your way round we have produced a Fab walking tour map in conjunction with the Beatles writer David Bedford...
The club that The Quarrymen had opened on 29th August 1959 is rightly considered as the birthplace of The Beatles. However, it was soon to close in June 1962. These photos were taken on 24th March 1962.
Beatles Liverpool: Chronicling the origins of the Fab Four and their journey from Liverpool to worldwide fame
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