Beatlefan #282 features a look at the recently reissued “Rubber Soul” with an overview by Bruce Spizer, background by Al Sussman and a review by Brad Hundt. We also have David Persails talking with author Jim Windolf about The Beatles and Bob Dylan, looks back at The Beatles in 1966 and Paul McCartney’s 2001’s “Driving Rain” album, a tale of how The Beatles helped a young man survive civil war, Jeff Cochran on The Beatles vs. the Bee Gees and more. Plus, of course, the latest news (including a report from Ringo’s fall tour), as well as reviews of new recordings and books. For more information on how you can get this issue or subscribe to Beatlefan, email goodypress@gmail.com or go to beatlefan.com. Domestic copies of the new issue went into the U.S. mail Oct. 22; allow a month before reporting a missing issue. 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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COMING NEXT TIME: Allan Kozinn on “Wings Over America” and the best Beatles books. Check it out!
