Size: A5.
Number of pages: 208.
Publisher: Music Publishing.
Illustrations and text: Makino Yoshiyuki.
This is a 40-year journey through the Beatles, from 1976 to the present, spent constantly with the Beatles' music. Those of the author's generation, born in 1958, will find it extremely relatable. It is said that there are as many "Beatles journeys" in the world as there are Beatles fans. This youthful record of Beatles music, which is a joy to read and watch, is a must-read for music and Beatles fans of the same era and generation.
[Main Contents]
■Chapter 1.
Adult Me and the Beatles: A void, nostalgia, and a new era.
Music cassettes and Paul's arrest.
John Lennon is back, and...
The Beatles are finally available on CD for the first time.
For true Beetle enthusiasts, it's Mobil Fidelity.
Others ■Chapter 2.
Me and the British Beatles (Liverpool Edition) - Visiting the Beatles' hometown.
Off to Liverpool to see Paul!
The Cavern Club, the Beatles' holy ground.
The barber shop and Daihatsu still remain.
Beatles tour by bus.
Others ■Chapter 3.
Me and the British Beatles (London Edition) - Visiting the places where the Beatles were active.
The place where the Beatles performed on the roof.
Second-hand record shop in Notting Hill Gate.
Come on, Abbey Road.
Friar Park, where George lived.
Others ■Chapter 4.
Me, an old man, and the Beatles: The Beatles heading towards tomorrow.
The first remaster is The Beatles' "MONO BOX," which was released in response to the fascination with mono.
A new way to listen to the Beatles: "The Beatles USB."
Paul finally appears at the Budokan - Out There Japan Tour 2015, Nippon Budokan.
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