Beatles-Journey w/ Audio CD & Book

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Next - Beatles-Love Me Do - Ever wonder what the Fab Four were like before they became The Beatles? Just what were those early years on the road like for John, Paul, George and Ringo? What led them to choose their now historic band name? What really happened to original drummer Pete Best? Most importantly, what brought them together in the first place?All these questions and more are answered for you in Love Me Do, the definitive documentary of The Beatles' early years. This insightful and intriguing history of the band traces their existence from the very day John first met Paul at a church function, all the way up to their incredible rise to fame, and finally to their break-up many years later.Filled with previously unseen footage, and told through the eyes of Victor Spinetti, the actor who worked closely with the band in their first 3 films, as well as through the musicians and friends of the group, this story truly gives a vivid picture of the most successful band this world has ever seen. 

Previous - Beatles-Fun with The Fab Four - Here are rare and unusual news films, TV appearances, and interviews featuring the greatest group ever, including a Shakespearean comedy sketch, long thought lost, with Paul and John as Pyramus and Thisbe. This exciting compilation from the sensational sixties also includes outrageously funny press conferences, as well as clips of both their original drummer, Pete Best, and Ringo's temporary replacement, Jimmy Nicol. You'll see on-location footage of the Beatles shooting Hard Day's Night at London's Paddington Station, and their characteristically off-the-wall reactions to being made Members of the Order of the British Empire. Follow the controversy surrounding John's remark that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus and the boycott that resulted, and hear about their run-in with the law for violating the curfew at a Minneapolis motel.