In the Current Issue (#278)

Beatlefan #278 includes Brad Hundt’s advance review of the “Man on the Run” film about Paul McCartney’s early post-Beatles career, and Allan Kozinn begins a deep dive into avant-garde McCartney. We also have a chat with the director of the new “Beatles Anthology 9,” the third part of Clint Ard’s Beatles Pilgrimage series, Axel Korinth on the first Quarry Men recordings, Martin Orkin on the single that consolidated The Beatles’ stardom, Ken Sharp talking with bassist Gary Van Scyoc about working with John Lennon and viewpoints on archival and vinyl releases from John Firehammer and Reed Pitkunigis. Plus, of course, the latest news (including Paul and Ringo’s plans for 2026), as well as reviews of books, video and recordings, including David Persails on the “One to One: John and Yoko” and “Borrowed Time” films. For more information on how you can get this issue, or subscribe to Beatlefan, email goodypress@gmail.com or go to beatlefan.com.

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