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Author:	Barry Miles
Title:	The Beatles: A Diary
Subtitle:	An Intimate Day By Day History
Publisher:	Omnibus Press
Country:	UK
Date:	8 Oct 1998
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Non-Fiction, Music, Reference
ISBN-10:	0711963150
Barcode:	9780711963153
Cat#:	OP 47880
Total Editions:	2
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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320 pages. Book dimensions: 25.9 cms x 2.6 cms x 30.8 cms (oversize paperback).

From the back cover:

The world's most famous band existed officially for just ten years. Its extraordinary story has been the subject of countless books, films and articles. Now here at last is the definitive Beatles chronicle.

The Beatles: A Diary stands apart from all other Bealte books.

- Written by the legendary Miles, an intimate member of the Beatles' Sixties circle.
- Containing an astonishingly detailed chronology of gigs, venues, quotes and memorable dates.
- Exposing the unvarnished stories of the four band members, uncovering the quarrels, the sex and the
drugs as well as the personal triumphs.

This is nothing less than a 30-year diary of The Beatles, beginning in wartime Liverpool and ending in the dying days of the swinging sixties.

Few insiders know The Beatles story like Miles. And no one has had access to anything like so much intimate detail. Far more than a simple chronology, The Beatles: A Diary is pop music's greatest success story told just as it happened - with new insights and new authenticity.

For the world The Beatles were a gift - the definitive sixties group, reliable icons of their age to be pressed into service for whatever the fashionable agenda might be. Here, though, the high points and the daily routine of fame are presented just as life presented them to The Beatles - day by day.

The result is the most revealing personal history of The Beatles ever written, fascinating for those who grew up with their music, and essential reading for anyone interested in rock's most influential phenomenon.

Fully illustrated with hundreds of colour and b&w pictures.

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