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Guide
to
The Beatles London
by
Richard Porter,
professional Beatles tour guide.
paperback, 102 pages, £8.95
IBSN 0 953875903 |
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'This
book is a must for all Beatles Fans whether you
will be visiting London or not. It contains historical
information on The Beatles lives in London which
every Beatles Fan need to know' - Daytrippin'
magazine
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'The
sixties were a fun time when everything came together,
and London was fab - it really was then, ... it
was really jumping. And there were The Beatles
and the pirate radio stations and all that, and
a general loosening up. Of course the war had
gone by then and rationing had finished so people
started throwing their legs in the air and having
a good time. It was a good place to be, around
London, in the sixties.'
Kenny Everett,
DJ and producer of the Beatles Christmas records
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About
the Book
- walking
tour of Beatles sites in Central London and also details of
sites further out from the centre;
- maps and
directions how to get there;
- an essential
souvenir of the London Beatles walking tours, plus an independent
guide to many more Beatles places in London not visited on the
tours
- scores of
previously unpublished and rare photos, including The Beatles
at their homes and in Abbey Road Studios;
- published
by the Abbey Road Cafe, the official outlet for Abbey Road
Studios and Beatles merchandise
- stories
from people who worked with the Beatles, including Alistair
Taylor, Brian Epstein's personal assistant, top record producer
Alan Parsons and top DJ Kenny Everett;
- written by
Richard Porter - professional
Beatles tour guide, former editor 'Off the Beatle Track' magazine
and renowned Beatles expert
- unique
content and professional design make it an ideal momento
of your trip to London, or a special present for your Beatle fan
friend!
The book is
divided into the followings sections:
Places included
in the book include Abbey Road Studios, the former 'Apple' building
at 3 Savile Row, the Beatles homes, offices, recording studios and
many others. However, the book is more about the people that frequented
the buildings, rather than the buildings themselves.
- find
out what John Lennon was doing outside some public toilets
in 1966
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- discover
which famous Beatles song was recorded in a studio next
to a strip club
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- learn
how some ladies tights saved an important Beatles event
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- uncover
who were the 'Apple Scruffs' featured in the George Harrison
song
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Foreword
for the book
by Jeff Jarrett, now a leading record producer
who worked with the Beatles on the 'Abbey Road' album.
What the Papers Say
'There
is certainly enough information here to enable the reader to knowledgeably
hit all the Beatle high spots in and around London. This is a very
helpful volume that should be a must purchase for any fan heading
for the British capital.' - Justin Stonehouse - Beatlefan
magazine
'Mr Porter
has been conducting Beatles walking tours in London for over ten
years (for over 50,000 Beatles fans). He's logged a few thousand
miles. He knows the scene. Richard has transcribed his tours in
this book. And what a trip it is.Bravo to Richard Porter on a wonderful
first effort. I like this book. Brad Howard - World Beatles
Forum
This book is
a must for all Beatles fans whether you will be visiting London
or not. It contains historical information on The Beatles' lives
in London which every Beatles fan needs to know.
Trina Yannicos - Daytrippin' magazine
How to buy
the The Official Abbey Road Cafe Guide
to The Beatles London
To
Order Online
The Book is
also available from the Beatles Coffee Shop, St John's Wood Underground
Station
Trade
Enquiries
For
more information please e-mail richard or give us a call
on 020 8200 3438
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