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The Beatles: Then there was Music, Tim Hill Hardcover Book
SKU: 8668-11504061
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The Beatles: Then there was Music, Tim Hill Hardcover Book
- Spine, hardcover, dust jacket & pages in good condition, some tanning & marks due to ageing
- Rare photographs, ephemera, and day-by-day timeline
"The Beatles knew they were special. Liverpool and Hamburg were first to recognise the fact, Brian Epstein and George Martin followed, then the entire country and, finally, the world...
Forty years on, Beatles music remains as fresh, vibrant and innovative as the day it was pressed, a peerless legacy for existing fans to revisit and new ones to discover. This book comprehensively charts the heady days of when they Fab."
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