Released by Vee Jay Records in 1964, The Beatles vs.The Four Seasons is a compilation album featuring songs by both bands. The album is rare due to legal issues between Vee Jay and the Beatles ...

Three minutes and 17 seconds of rare footage — which give you a candid close-up of The Beatles on 8 mm film — is being auctioned by Boston-based RR Auction through Feb. 24 after going on the ...

Most Valuable Beatles Albums: Estimate Value: Beatles for Sale 1965 Misprint ~$300 : Rubber Soul 1965 Misprint ~$600 : Golden Discs Test Pressings ~$2,550 : Abbey Road 1969 Contract Pressing ...

June 25 marks Global Beatles Day, an unofficial but heartfelt holiday honoring the music, message, and enduring impact of the ...

Rare Beatles footage has been unearthed at a Sydney flea market by a musician who found an old box of 8mm film. ... “It’s a band who look like they’re in a small club really enjoying playing.

A rare Beatles album cover, which shows the band members posing with dismembered baby dolls, ... but if you look closely they have seams on the joints, and one has a big hole in its back!

Complete Information About 60 Years of The Beatles in America in New Jersey at The Concert Hall at Drew University. The Concert Hall at Drew University is honored to host a unique event for ...

The Feb. 9, 1964, Post-Dispatch listed the following in its TV guide for that Sunday night: 7:00: Ed Sullivan: The Beatles of London, Georgia Brown, Tessie O'Shea and Frank Gorshen.

If you're a serious Beatles fan you might be sat on some serious cash as the Fab Four's albums dominate the list of the most valuable records of all time.

Paintings by the late Scottish artist and playwright John Byrne, including a rare picture of The Beatles bought by the artist's local priest, are to go under the hammer at auction in the UK.

Read more The post The 10 Most Valuable Vinyl Records That Sold in October appeared first on Wealth Gang. ... including plenty of Beatles demos, reggae records, and even classical music ...

Rare Beatles Audition Tape Surfaces in a Vancouver Record Shop. The recording appears to be from the band’s 1962 audition for Decca Records, which notably rejected the group.