About
This is a blog written by Fred Garnett that uses YouTube links to provide a subjective review of my history of listening to the Beatles albums. It is designed to complement the blog 9 after 909 which contains posts about the Beatles Albums and pages from my completed but unpublished book “63/68; A Visceral History”. It is also designed to celebrate the digital remasters being released on 9/9/9 and the core of the blog is the sequence on the six Phases of Beatles Creativity which started with; The Beatles Live 1957-63 If you enjoy the posts here I hope you will look at 9 after 909 as well. Or my free (downloadable) novel about the 60s on Scribd 63/68 A Visceral History
Last Post; April 22 2012 The Real Best of the Beatles part 1
Next Post; May 6 2012 The Real Best of The Beatles
Following Post; May 27th 2012 Kinfauns; The Beatles Unplugged (White Album Demo tapes)
Then; The Beatles in Hamburg (June 13?)
Next Post; Anthology
The post concerning the album Please Please Me (Introducing The Beatles in the US) is called 1-2-3-4
The post concerning With The Beatles (Meet The Beatles in the US) is called We Wanna Be Your Band
The post concerning Hard Days Night is called Working Like A Dog
Beatles for Sale is covered in Beatles in Black.
HELP! is covered in Eight Arms to Hold You
Rubber Soul is covered in The Word is Love Yeah!
Revolver is covered in Where Do They All Come From
Sgt Pepper is covered in What Would You Think?
Magical Mystery Tour is covered in We Are All Together
The White Album is covered in And Then There Were Four
Abbey Road is covered in Got To Be Free
Let It Be is covered in Home
Other tracks on American albums are covered in Unbutchered
jpgringo2 means John Paul George Ringo web 2. Then again my initials are JPG and I am a gringo too.
April 30, 2010 at 11:46 am
Excellent, Fred.
January 10, 2011 at 5:44 pm
Cool blog, Fred… I didn’t know, but I should have guessed, that you were a blogger!
January 12, 2011 at 9:52 pm
Thanks Robert, hope all is well with you. I have some other blogs too, my educational one is The Heutagogic Archive;
http://heutagogicarchive.wordpress.com/