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Amazon has finally posted links for the 2-LP and 2-CD editions of the forthcoming Paul McCartney and Wings "One Hand Clapping" release. The 2-LP vinyl edition is listed at $37.99 while the 2-CD edition is listed for $24.98. There is a pre-order price guarantee on both items, so if prices go up or down in the interim, you are guaranteed the lowest price. The sets will be released June 14. Links and track lists below: One Hand Clapping 2LP - Order from Amazon Tracklist Disc 1 A1. One Hand Clapping 02:15 A2. Jet 03:59 A3. Soily 03:55 A4. C Moon/Little Woman Love 03:19 A5. Maybe I’m Ama ..read more

Debuted last weekend as a special Record Store Day release, Crosley's miniature Beatles turntable is now available for sale via the official Beatles Store. It with three 3-inch singles, costs 200 bucks, and I'm sure it sounds just great ..read more

We reported the other day on how the 12-string Framus acoustic guitar John Lennon and George Harrison played on numerous mid-60s Beatles tune was rediscovered Gordon Waller's attic and is now up for auction. Now Ringo, who's done a number of projects with Julien's Auctions, including a couple of limited edition books, is helping to promote the sale of the instrument.  Pics and post via Instagram:  ..read more

Amoeba Records is selling a limited edition Ringo single - "February Sky" / "Gonna Need Someone" - on red vinyl. Order a copy here. The tunes are off Ringo's new Crooked Boy EP, featuring four songs penned by Linda Perry. Ringo and Perry appeard in Amoeba's Hollywood Store last Saturday to promote the release. See a video here ..read more

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Featuring an article about "The Ed Sullivan Myth" from yours truly. Details from Publisher Bill King: In Beatlefan #267, Al Sussman puts the Beatlemania phenomenon of 60 years ago into perspective and examines how The Beatles came to own Billboard’s Top 5, while I pay tribute to an overlooked classic in “The Beatles’ Second Album.”  Also, Bruce Spizer looks back at how Wings’ “Band on the Run” provided his personal theme song in the spring of 1974, John Firehammer debunks the myth of Ed Sullivan’s first awareness of The Beatles coming from seeing them at a London airport and Kenneth Wom ..read more

 Ringo promotes his Crooked Boy EP on Record Store Day ..read more