How the Beatles Reacted to the Loss of Their 'Mother' Mal Evans
A book explored the tragedy-in-waiting of trusted Beatles roadie Mal Evans’ “suicide by cop” in December 2023.
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A book explored the tragedy-in-waiting of trusted Beatles roadie Mal Evans’ “suicide by cop” in December 2023.
A book explored the tragedy-in-waiting of trusted Beatles roadie Mal Evans’ “suicide by cop” in December 2023.
A book explored the tragedy-in-waiting of trusted Beatles roadie Mal Evans’ “suicide by cop” in December 2023.
It was 54 years ago today (January 30th, 1969) that the Beatles performed for the last time in public, on the roof of their Apple headquarters building in London. For the better part of that January, the group had been filming their rehearsals for a planned comeback concert, before band politics forced them to abort the plan and concentrate on recording a new album, tentatively titled Get Back. The film crew continued filming the recording sessions for what eventually became the Let It Be album and movie, and on January 30th, the Beatles finally gave in to director Michael Lindsay-Hogg's ...
It was 52 years ago Sunday (May 8th, 1970) that the Beatles released what was technically their final album, Let It Be. Although the band's last album, Abbey Road had been released the previous fall, the Let It Be project -- which began 16-months before its release -- was issued nearly a month after Paul McCartney announced that the "Fab Four" had indeed split. The album served as the soundtrack to the film of the same name, which premiered in New York City on May 13th, 1970. The movie, which was shot in January 1969, was originally intended to be a TV special called Get Back fe...