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|  | | Fab Four FAQ 2.0: The Beatles' Solo Years, 1970-1980
The first fully-integrated biography and critical examination of the four ex-Beatles during the decade where it was still possible for them to get back together.
| |  | | Fab Four FAQ: Everything Left to Know to Know About the Beatles and More!!!
The book that all Beatle fans have been waiting for! Whether you're a novice fan or a hard-core, you will learn a ton from this book. This eminently readable yet deeply informative volume brings readers a lively history of every facet of the Beatles' career and music.
| |  | | Revolver: How The Beatles Reimagined Rock 'N' Roll
Was Sgt. Pepper The Beatles' real masterpiece?
Savvy fans don't think so, because Revolver did everything first - and better - than Pepper did a year later. Robert Rodriguez explains why.
For years – most recently in Rolling Stone magazine’s 500 Greatest Rock Albums of All-Time list, The Beatles’ 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, was held up as top of the heap, the pinnacle in all of rock as a collection that re-wrote the rules of what a rock album could be while influencing much of what followed.
With Revolver: How the Beatles Reimagined Rock ‘N’ Roll, Robert Rodriguez calls BS on this nonsense, asserting that Pepper isn’t even the Beatle’s best album.
Rather, it was 1966′s Revolver, their seventh collection, that boldly staked out the | |  | | The 1950s' Most Wanted
A witty, irreverent look at the Eisenhower decade, examining everything from TV and film to gay celebrities and famous last words.
| |  | | The Fifties Chronicle
A content-rich yet reader-friendly year-by-year examination of the 1950s.
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