Take That
Formed 1990
Disbanded 1996 02 13
Years Active
Group Members Mark Owen Robbie Williams Gary Barlow Howard Donald Jason Orange
Genres Rock
Styles Teen Pop, Euro-Pop, Dance-Pop
Tones Fun, Sentimental, Playful, Sweet, Cheerful, Theatrical, Stylish, Carefree, Party/Celebratory
Labels RCA (7), Arista (4)
Charts & Awards Click here for Billboard Chart Positions & GRAMMY Awards
As the most popular teen pop sensation in Britain since the '60s, Take That ruled the U.K. charts during the first half of
the '90s. In strict commercial terms, the band sold more records than any English act since the Beatles, though the cultural
and musical importance was significantly less substantial. Conceived as a British answer to New Kids on the Block, Take That
initially worked the same territory as their American counterparts, singing watered-down new jack R&B, urban soul, and mainstream
pop. Eventually, the group worked their way toward Hi-NRG dance music, while also pursuing an adult contemporary ballad direction.
Take That's boyish good looks guaranteed them a significant portion of the teenybopper audience, but in a bizarre twist, most
of their videos and promotional photos had a strong homosexual undercurrent — they were marketed to pre-teen girls and a kitschy
gay audience simultaneously. Take That was also able to make inroads in the adult audience in Britain through Gary Barlow's
melodic, sensitive ballads. For nearly five years, the group's popularity was unsurpassed in Britain, as they racked up a
total of seven number one hits. By the middle of the decade, all of the members were entering their mid-twenties and became
disenchanted with each other. Furthermore, the pop music tastes in Britain were shifting toward the classic guitar pop sounds
of Brit-pop bands like Blur and Oasis, who were able to appeal to both the indie rock and teen pop audience. Consequently,
the group called it quits in 1996, as Oasis began to surpass Take That both in terms of sales and cultural impact. Nevertheless,
Take That remained one of the most interesting and popular British teen pop phenomenons not only of the '90s, but of the rock
& roll era.
Gary Barlow (born January 20, 1971) was always the central figure of Take That. As the lead vocalist and songwriter for the
band, he determined ...
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Spice Girls Backstreet Boys Bros B*Witched Aaron Carter
Followers: All Saints *NSYNC
Formal Connections: Robbie Williams
Performed Songs By: Gary Barlow Dan Hartman Barry Manilow Adrienne Anderson Cary Baylis Eliot Kennedy Dennis Lambert
Brian Potter Maurice Gibb Robbie Williams Don Hartman Barry Gibb Robin Gibb Paul McCartney John Lennon
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1993 Everything Changes RCA
1993 Take That & Party RCA
1995 Nobody Else [#1] RCA
1995 Take That Arista
1985 Nobody Else [#2] RCA
1996 Greatest Hits RCA
2001 The Best of Take That [Paradiso] Paradiso
2002 Forever: Greatest Hits BMG
1993 It Only Takes a Minute [Cassette Single] RCA s
1993 It Only Takes a Minute [Vinyl Single] RCA s
1993 Pray Alex s
1995 Interview Picture Disc Baktabak
Lulu Together (2002) Vocals
Various Artists Huge Hits 1996 (1996) Producer
Various Artists Disco Fox, Vol. 4 (1997)
Why Can't I Wake up With You from Greatest Hits
Relight My Fire from Greatest Hits
Pray from Everything Changes
Love Ain't Here Anymore from Greatest Hits
Everything Changes from Greatest Hits
Back for Good from Greatest Hits
Never Forget from Greatest Hits
Million Love Songs from Take That & Party
It Only Takes a Minute from Greatest Hits
How Deep Is Your Love from Greatest Hits
Backstreet Boys
Formed 1992
Years Active
Group Members Nick Carter Kevin Richardson Howie Dorough Brian Littrell A.J. McLean
Genres Rock
Styles Teen Pop, Euro-Dance, Euro-Pop, Adult Contemporary, Dance-Pop
Tones Sentimental, Sweet, Refined/Mannered, Cheerful, Theatrical, Carefree, Party/Celebratory, Innocent
Labels Jive (33), BMG International (24), Jive International (15), Import (14), Zomba (5), Mushroom (3), Chrome Dreams (3)
Charts & Awards Click here for Billboard Chart Positions & GRAMMY Awards
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Backstreet Boys were, in many ways, a contradictory band. Comprised entirely of white, middle-class Americans, the group sang
a hybrid of new jack balladry, hip-hop, R&B, and dance club pop that originally found its greatest success in Canada and Europe,
with their 1996 debut album charting in the Top Ten in nearly every country on the continent; ironically, success in their
native land did not follow until nearly two years later.
The core of Backstreet Boys is cousins Kevin Richardson and Brian Littrell, who both hail from Lexington, KY. The two began
singing while they were children, performing in local church choirs, as well as festivals, where they sang doo wop and new
jack R&B in the style of Boyz II Men. Two of the other remaining members, Howie Dorough and A.J. McLean, were natives of Orlando,
FL, who met each other — as well as transplanted New Yorker and fifth Backstreeter Nick Carter — through auditions for local
commercials, theater, and television. At one audition, the three discovered that they shared an affection for classic soul
and could harmonize together. In no time, they were singing as a trio. Shortly after the trio had formed, Richardson moved
to Orlando, where he became a tour guide at Disney World; at night, he concentrated on becoming a professional musician. Eventually,
he met Dorough, Carter, and McLean through a co-worker, and the four decided to form a group, naming themselves after an Orlando
flea market; Littrell was invited to join to make the band into a quintet.
Through a friend, record producer Louis J. Pearlman, the band secured management from Donna and ...
Similar Artists: Britney Spears Take That Christina Aguilera Aaron Carter Savage Garden Spice Girls All Saints Hanson
Boyzone Robbie Williams Gary Barlow *NSYNC 2 Unlimited Mandy Moore Mikaila Dream Jennifer Lopez TLC No Mercy Michael
Fredo C-Note
Roots and Influences: Madonna Boyz II Men
Followers: Ragazzi
Performed Songs By: Max Martin Denniz Pop Herbert Crichlow Full Force Gary Baker Andreas Carlsson Jolyon Skinner Wayne
Perry Brian Littrell Eugene Wilde Albert Manno Kristian Lundin Timmy Allen Veit Renn Andrew Fromm Howie Dorough Adam
Anders Toni Cottura Lisa Miskovsky
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1996 Backstreet Boys Jive
1997 Backstreet's Back Jive
1998 Backstreet's Back [UK Bonus Tracks] Import
1998 Backstreet Boys [Australia] Mushroom
1998 Backstreet's Back [Canada Enhanced] Transcontinent
1999 Backstreet Boys [Canada] BMG
1999 Backstreet's Back [Import Bonus Christmas CD] Import
1999 Millennium Jive
1999 Backstreet Boys [Holland Bonus Tracks] Jive
1999 Millennium [Australia Limited Edition Bonus... Import
1999 Millennium [Australia Limited Edition... Import
1999 Backstreet Boys [Italy Limited Edition] Virgin
1999 Backstreet's Back [Australia Bonus Tracks] Jive
1999 Backstreet Boys [German] Jive
1999 Millennium [Japan Bonus Tracks] Avex
1999 Backstreet's Back [UK CD Single Bonus Disc] Jive
1999 Christmas Album Jive
1999 Millennium [Japan Bonus CD #1] Jive
2000 Millennium [Japan Bonus CD #2] Rock
2000 Single & Available Import
2000 Black & Blue Jive
2000 Black & Blue [Japan Bonus Tracks] Jive
2001 Black & Blue [China Bonus Track] Jive
2001 Black & Blue [Import Bonus CD] Jive
2001 Millennium [International Edition] Jive
2003 Backstreet's Back [France Bonus Tracks] Jive
Backstreet Boys [Bonus Tracks] Jive
1999 Box Set Transcontinent x
1999 Millennium [Limited Edition Box Set] Import x
2000 In the Spotlight with the Backstreet Boys Matrix Music
2001 The Hits: Chapter One Jive
2001 The Hits: Chapter One [Canada Bonus Tracks] Jive
2001 The Hits: Chapter One [Australia Bonus... Jive
2001 The Hits: Chapter One [Bonus CD] Jive
1995 We've Got It Goin On [CD] Jive s
1995 We've Got It Goin On [12"] Jive s
1997 Quit Playing Games (With My Heart) [US CD #2] Jive s
1998 Video Zomba v
1998 Live in Concert Zomba v
1998 All Access [Video/DVD] Jive v
Bravo All-Stars Let the Music Heal Your Soul (1998)
Original TV Soundtrack Sabrina the Teenage Witch... (1998)
Various Artists Ultimate Dance Party 1999 (1998)
Various Artists Club Mix '99 (1998)
Various Artists Concert for New York City (2001) Vocals
I Want It That Way from Millennium
review As Long as You Love Me from Backstreet Boys
Everybody (Backstreet's Back) from Backstreet Boys
Quit Playing Games (With My Heart) from Backstreet Boys
Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely from Now That's What I Call Music!, Vol. 5
Larger Than Life from Millennium
Call from Black & Blue
Shape of My Heart from Black & Blue
I'll Never Break Your Heart from Backstreet Boys
The Beatles
Formed 1960 in Liverpool, England
Disbanded 1970
Years Active
Group Members George Harrison John Lennon Paul McCartney Ringo Starr Pete Best Stuart Sutcliffe
Genres Rock
Styles British Psychedelia, Pop/Rock, Folk-Rock, Merseybeat, Psychedelic, British Invasion, Pop, Rock & Roll
Tones Irreverent, Energetic, Reflective, Gleeful, Boisterous, Playful, Rousing, Poignant, Witty, Trippy, Cheerful, Amiable/Good-Natured,
Exuberant, Summery, Earnest, Whimsical, Carefree
Labels Capitol (75), Delta (13), Yellow Dog (10), MPI Home Video (10), Apple/Capitol (10), One Way (9), EMI (7)
Charts & Awards Click here for Billboard Chart Positions & GRAMMY Awards
See Also The Silver Beatles All Movie Guide Entry
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So much has been said and written about the Beatles — and their story is so mythic in its sweep — that it's difficult to summarize
their career without restating clichés that have already been digested by tens of millions of rock fans. To start with the
obvious, they were the greatest and most influential act of the rock era, and introduced more innovations into popular music
than any other rock band of the 20th century. Moreover, they were among the few artists of any discipline that were simultaneously
the best at what they did, and the most popular at what they did. Relentlessly imaginative and experimental, the Beatles grabbed
a hold of the international mass consciousness in 1964 and never let go for the next six years, always staying ahead of the
pack in terms of creativity, but never losing their ability to communicate their increasingly sophisticated ideas to a mass
audience. Their supremacy as rock icons remains unchallenged to this day, decades after their breakup in 1970.
Even when couching praise in specific terms, it's hard to convey the scope of the Beatles' achievements in a mere paragraph
or two. They synthesized all that was good about early rock & roll, and changed it into something original and even more exciting.
They established the prototype for the self-contained rock group that wrote and performed their own material. As composers,
their craft and melodic inventiveness were second to none, and key to the evolution of rock from its blues/R&B-based forms
into a style that was far more eclectic, but equally visceral. As singers, both John Lennon and Paul McCartney were among
the best and most expressive vocalists in rock; the group's harmonies were intricate and exhilarating. As performers, they
were (at least until touring had ground them down) exciting and photogenic; when they retreated into the studio, they were
instrumental in pioneering advanced techniques and multi-layered arrangements. They were also the first British rock group
to achieve worldwide prominence, launching a British Invasion that made rock truly an international phenomenon.
More than any other ...
Major Contributors to the Group: Billy Preston George Martin Neil Aspinall Geoff Emerick Mal Evans Derek Taylor Klaus
Voormann Brian Epstein
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Beach Boys Badfinger The Animals The Rutles Scruffs
Roots and Influences: Roy Orbison Ravi Shankar Fats Domino Phil Spector Lonnie Donegan Gene Vincent The Supremes The
Shirelles Smokey Robinson Elvis Presley Carl Perkins Little Richard The Isley Brothers Buddy Holly The Everly Brothers
Bob Dylan Chuck Berry Arthur Alexander Larry Williams The Beach Boys The Palace Guard
Followers: Jackson Browne Buffalo Springfield Electric Light Orchestra Freiheit The Jayhawks Jules & The Polar Bears
Marillion Pure Prairie League Billy Squier Dwight Twilley Klaatu Van Duren
Formal Connections: Tony Sheridan George Martin Pete Best Nicky Hopkins Ringo Starr Paul McCartney John Lennon George
Harrison Billy Preston Mark Lewisohn
Performed Songs By: John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison Ringo Starr Chuck Berry Carl Perkins Traditional Mike
Stoller Jerry Leiber Bert Russell Phil Medley Ric Marlow Little Richard Jack Yellen Milton Ager Robert "Bumps" Blackwell
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1960s - from: "Lo-Fi" map
The Beatles - from: "Merseybeat" map
The Beatles - from: "Mod/Mod-Revival" map
1960s U.K. Influences - from: "Power Pop" map
British Invasion Groups - from: "Folk-Rock" map
British Invasion Groups - from: "Garage Rock" map
American Garage Bands - from: "Rock -- British Invasion to America & Back -- 1964-67" map
American Pop Bands - from: "Rock -- British Invasion to America & Back -- 1964-67" map
'60s British Rock - from: "Early Rock Through Punk to Hardcore" map
Major Rock Influences - from: "Jazz-Rock" map
Sixties-Era Pop - from: "Glam Rock" map
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Late-1960s Pop - from: "Chamber-Pop" map
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1963 Please Please Me Capitol
1963 Introducing...The Beatles Vee-Jay
1963 With the Beatles Capitol
1964 Meet the Beatles Capitol
1964 The Beatles' Second Album Capitol
1964 A Hard Day's Night [US] United Artists
1964 A Hard Day's Night [UK] Capitol
1964 Something New Capitol
1964 Beatles for Sale Capitol
1964 Beatles '65 Capitol
1965 Beatles VI Capitol
1965 Help! [UK] Capitol
1965 Help! [US] Capitol
1965 Rubber Soul [UK] Capitol
1965 Rubber Soul [US] Capitol
1966 Yesterday ... and Today Capitol
1966 Revolver [UK] Capitol
1966 Revolver [US] Capitol
1967 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Capitol
1967 Magical Mystery Tour Capitol
1968 The Beatles [White Album] Capitol
1969 Yellow Submarine Capitol
1969 Abbey Road Capitol
1970 Let It Be Capitol
1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 2 Swingin' Pig
1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 3 Swingin' Pig
2002 The Beatles: Unplugged bootleg
With the Beatles [stereo]
1964 Ain't She Sweet Atco
1964 The Beatles Vs. The Four Seasons [2 LPs] Vee-Jay
1964 Jolly What! The Beatles & Frank Ifield on... [live] Vee-Jay
1964 Songs, Pictures and Stories Vee-Jay
1964 The Beatles' Story [2 LPs] Capitol
1964 The Beatles Beat Odeon
1965 The Early Beatles Capitol
1965 Sing a Song with the Beatles Tower
1965 The Great Beatlemania Tour Lloyds
1966 The Amazing Beatles & Other Great English... Clarion
1966 A Collection of Beatles Oldies Parlophone
1970 Hey Jude (Or the Beatles Again) Capitol
1991 Love Me Do/PS I Love You Capitol s
1991 Please Please Me/Ask Me Why Capitol s
1991 From Me to You/Thank You Girl Capitol s
1963 Spicy Beatles Songs Trademark of b
1964 Beatles with Tony Sheridan & Their Guests &... MGM
1964 The Complete Hollywood Bowl Concerts 1964-65 [live] Repro Man b
Various Artists Historia del Rock & Roll, Vol. 1
Various Artists Historia del Rock & Roll, Vol. 8
review Something from Abbey Road
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review Yesterday from Help! [UK]
review Strawberry Fields Forever from Magical Mystery Tour
review Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
review In My Life from Rubber Soul [UK]
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Southah, Brian Abbey Road: The Story of the World's Most Famous Recording Studios 1982 Patrick Stephens
de Blasio, Edward All About the Beatles 1964 MacFadden-Bartell
Mitchell, Carolyn Lee; Michael Munn All Our Loving: A Beatle Fan's Memoir 1988 Robson Books
Castleman, Harry; Podrazik, Walter J. All Together Now: The First Complete Beatles Discography 1961-1975 1976 Ballantine
Blake, John All You Needed Was Love - the Beatles After The Beatles 1981 Hamlyn
Adams, Mike; Jones, Jeff Apple & Beatles Collectables 1991 Perry & Perry
McCabe, Peter; Schonfeld, Robert D. Apple to the Core: The Unmaking of The Beatles 1972 Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster
Levy, Jeffery Applelog IV:- a Guide for the US & Canadian Apple Records Collectors, MonHunProd Media Group, 1991 1972 Pocket
Books/Simon & Schuster
Catone, M.A. As I Write This Letter: American Generation Remembers the Beatles 1990 Pierian Press, USA
Taylor, Derek As Time Goes By: Living in the Sixties 1973 Straight Arrow
Bicknell, Alf; Marsh, Garry Baby You Can Drive My Car 1990 Number 9 Books
Kelly, Michael Bryan Beatle Myth: British Invasion of American Popular Music 1991 McFarland, USA
Clark, Allan Beatles, The 1981 Allan Clark, USA
Dister, Alain Les Beatles 1972 Albin Michel, Paris
McKeen, William Beatles: A Bio-Bibliography, The 1989 Greenwood Press
Schultheiss, Tom Beatles: A Day in the Life: The Day by Day Diary 1960-1970, The 1980 Omnibus
Castleman, Harry; Podrazik, Walter J. Beatles Again, The 1977 Pierian Press
Burke, John Beatles: A Hard Day's Night, The 1964 Pan
Russell, Jeff Beatles Album File and Complete Discography, The 1989 Blandford Press
Woffinden, Bob Beatles Apart, The 1981 Proteus
Freeman, Bob Beatles - A Private View 1981 Pyramid Books
Wiener, Allen J. Beatles: A Recording History, The 1987 Bailey Brothers & Swinfen
Noebel, David A. Beatles: A Study in Drugs, Sex and Revolution, The 1969 Christian Crusade
Friede, Goldie; Titone, Robin & Weiner Beatles A to Z, The 1980 Methuen
Howlett, Kevin Beatles at the BEEB 62-65: The Story of Their Radio Career, The 1982 BBC
Davis, Edward Beatles Book, The 1968 Cowles Book Company, New York
Dean, Johnny Beatles Book: 1966 Christmas Extra, The 1966 Sean O'Mahoney/Beat
Beatles by Royal Command: Their Own Story of the Most Fabulous Night in Their Lives, The 1963 Daily Mirror
Van de Bunt, Jan; Friends Beatles: Concerted Efforts, The 1979 Beatles Unlimited, Holland
Beatles Diary, The 1965 Beat, Glasgow
McGeary, Mitchell Beatles Discography, The 1975 Ticket To Ryde
Baker, Glenn A. Beatles Down Under: The 1964 Australia and New Zealand Tour, The 1982 Wild & Woolley, Australia
Bacon, David; Maslov, Norman Beatles' England 1982 Columbus Books
Beatles for the Record, The 1983 Totem
No editor listed Beatles Forever, The 1980 O'Quinn Studios
Cott, Jonathan; Dalton, David Beatles Get Back, The 1970 Apple
Fremon, Stephane; Hocquet, Jean-Claude Les Beatles: Guide de la Discographie Originale Francaise (1962-1970) 1992 France
Aldridge, Alan Beatles Illustrated Lyrics, The 1980 Macdonald/Futura
Aldridge, Alan Beatles Illustrated Lyrics 2, The 1971 BBC
Miles Beatles in Their Own Words 1978 Omnibus
Lewisohn, Mark Beatles Live, The 1986 Pavilion
Beatles Lyrics Complete, The 1974 Futura
Grove, Martin A. Beatles Madness Manor
Beatles Memorabilia Price Guide, The 1989 My Back Pages
Beatles Beatles Movies Catalog Japan
Beatles on Record: A Listener's Guide, The 1982 Scribners
Cox, Perry; Lindsay, Joe Beatles Price Guide for American Records - 3rd Edition, The 1991 BIOdisc
House, Jack Beatles Quiz Book, The 1964 Collins
Neises, C.P. Beatles Reader: A Selection of Contemporary Views, News and Reviews Of the Beatles Pierian Press
Rayl, A.J.S. Beatles '64: A Hard Day's Night in America 1990 Sidgwick & Jackson
Burt, Robert; Pascall, Jeremy Beatles: The Fabulous Story of John, Paul, George and Ringo, The 1975 Octopus
Fast, Julius Beatles: The Real Story, The 1968 Putnam
Posenbaum, Helen Beatles Trivia Quizbook, The 1978 Signet
Lewisohn, Mark Beatles: 25 Years in the Life, The 1988 Sidgwick & Jackson
Beatles up to Date, The 1964 Cancer
Harry, Bill Beatles Who's Who, The 1982 Aurum Press
Friedman, Rick Beatles: Words without Music, The 1968 Grosset & Dunlap
Swenson, John Beatles: Yesterday and Today, The Zebra
Larkin, Rochelle Beatles - Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, The 1977 Scholastic Book Services
Best, Pete; Patrick Doncaster Beatle! The Pete Best Story 1985 Plexus
Cowan, Philip Behind the Beatles Songs: The Book That Sets The Record Straight 1978 Polytantric Press
Schaffner, Nicholas Boys from Liverpool: John, Paul, George, Ringo, The 1980 Methuen
Fenick, B. Collecting the Beatles: An Intro and Price Guide to Fab Four Collectibles 1982 Pierian Press, USA
Complete Beatles Lyrics, The 1982 Omnibus
Lewisohn, Mark Complete Beatles Recording Sessions: The Official Story of The Abbey Road Years 1990 Hamlyn
Lewisohn, Mark Day by Day 1990 Harmony
King, L.R.E. Do You Want to Know a Secret 1988 Storyteller
Alico, Stella Elvis Presley - The Beatles 1979 Pendulum Press
Castleman, Harry; Podrazik, Walter J. End of the Beatles, The 1985 Pierian Press
McCoy, William; McGeary, Mitchell Every Little Thing 1990 Popular Culture
Gross, Edward Fab Films of the Beatles 1991 Pioneer
Schaumberg, Ron Growing up with the Beatles: An Illustrated Tribute 1976 Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York
Hamblett, Charles Here Are the Beatles 1964 New English Library
Pawlowski, Gareth L. How They Became the Beatles - A Definitive History of the Early Years 1960-1964 1990 Macdonald
Bennahum, David In Their Own Words - The Beatles After The Break-up 1991 Omnibus
Parker, Alan, etc. In the Lap of The Gods and The Hands Of The Beatles 1990 G.C.P.
Taylor, Derek It Was Twenty Years Ago 1987 Bantam
John Lennon & the Beatles: A Special Tribute 1980 Harris
John Lennon: Beatles Memory Book 1981 Harris
Doney, Malcolm Lennon and McCartney 1981 Midas
Schwartz, David Listening to the Beatles: Vol 1: Bootlegs and Singles 1991 Popular Culture
Dileflo, Richard Longest Cocktail Party, The 1972 Playboy Press
Stannard, Neville Long and Winding Road: A History of the Beatles on Record, The 1982 Virgin Books
Adler, Bill Love Letters to the Beatles 1964 Blond & Briggs
Brawn, Michael Love Me Do: The Beatles' Progress 1964 Penguin
Brown, Peter; Gaines, Steven Love You Make: An Insider's Story of the Beatles, The 1983 McGraw-Hill
Williams, Allan; Marshall, William Man Who Gave the Beatles Away, The 1975 Elm Tree Books
Barrow, Tony Meet the Beatles: Star Special Number 12 1963 World Distributors
Harry, Bill Mersey Beat: The Beginnings of the Beatles 1977 Omnibus
Hockinson, Michael J. Nothing Is Beatleproof 1990 Popular Culture
Evans, Mike Nothing to Get Hung About: A Short History of the Beatles City of Liverpool Public Relations Office
Nibbervoll, Ed; Thorburn, Evan 1000 Beatles Facts (And a Little Bit of Hearsay) 1977 J. Albert, Sydney
Harry, Bill Paperback Writers: An Illustrated Bibliography 1984 Omnibus
Harry, Bill Paperback Writers: The History of The Beatles in Print 1984 Virgin Books
Shipper, Mark Paperback Writers: The Life and Times of The Beatles: The Spurious Chronicle 1978 Grosset & Dunlap
Vollmer, Jurgen Rock 'N' Roll Times: The Style and Spirit of The Early Beatles and Their First Film 1981 Google Plex Books,
New York
Norman, Philip Shout! the True Story of The Beatles 1981 Elm Tree Books
Leigh, Spencer Speak Words of Wisdom - Reflections on the Beatles 1991 Cavern City
Staveacre, Tony Songwriters, The 1980 BBC
Riley, Tim Tell Me Why: A Beatles Commentary 1988 The Bodley Head
McCartney, (Peter) Michael Thank U Very Much: Mike McCartney's Family Album 1981 Weldenfeld
Shepherd, Billy True Story of the Beatles, The 1964 Beat
26 Days That Rocked the World 1978 O'Brien, Los Angeles
Campbell, Colin Things We Said Today: The Complete Lyrics and a Concordance to The Beatles' Son 1980 Pierian Press
Ticket to Ride 1989 Macdonald
Giuliano, Geoffrey Tomorrow Never Knows: Thirty Years of Beatles Music & Memorabilia 1992 Paper Tiger
Mellers, Wilfred Twilight of the Gods: The Beatles in Retrospect 1973 Faber & Faber
Hockinson, Michael J. Ultimate Beatles 1992 Quiz Book, Boxtree
Whitaker, Bob Unseen Beatles, The 1992 Conran Octopus
Sutton, Margaret We Love You Beatles 1971 Doubleday
Stannard, Neville Working Class Heroes: The History of The Beatles' Solo Recordings 1983 Virgin Books
Taylor, Alistair Yesterday - My Life with the Beatles 1991 Pioneer
Swenson, John Yesterday Seems So Far Away 1977 Zebra Books
Taylor, Alistair Yesterday: The Beatles Remembered 1988 Sidgwick & Jackson
Reinhart, Charles You Can't Do That: Beatles Bootlegs and Novelty Records, 1963-1980 1981 Pierian Press
Epstein, Brian Cellarful of Noise, A 1964 Souvenir, London
Carr, Roy; Tyler, Tony Beatles: An Illustrated Record, The 1975 Harmony Books, New York
Davies, Hunter Beatles, The 1968 McGraw-Hill, New York
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