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Tag Archives: The Beatles
“Baby George”: Birth Order and THE BEATLES: GET BACK
My Beatles Era, unfortunately, shows no signs of slowing down – yet. So, before I have squeezed every last bit of enjoyment out of catching up with a nearly 65 year old band, there’s a little more I’d like to … Continue reading
Get[ting] Back to the Beatles
I have a few other thoughts about The Beatles as an organization, brought up by doing some extra reading about the band (references listed at the end of the post) and spending more time in their musical catalog. While I’ve … Continue reading
The Beatles as an Organizational Failure
Now that my household has Disney+, I was able to watch the 2021 documentary The Beatles: Get Back, directed by Peter Jackson. I watched over the course of several days and really enjoyed it, although it is a bit of … Continue reading
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