In the Current Issue (#279)

Beatlefan #279 includes Gay Linvill’s report from one of Paul McCartney’s shows at the Fonda Theatre in L.A., along with Allan Kozinn’s look at McCartney’s solo avant-garde work, a discussion of Macca’s most beautiful piece of music and John Firehammer’s overview of the four solo Beatles’ output in 1971. We also have the fourth part of Clint Ard and Joey Terrell’s Fab Pilgrimage, a behind-the-scenes report on making “Man on the Run” and and Jon Colegrave on Macca attending the London screening, Tom Frangione and Natalie Palumbo on Zak Starkey’s recent New York show and Ken Sharp chatting with Gary Van Scyoc of Elephant’s Memory about John and Yoko’s One to One concerts. Plus, of course, the latest news (including Paul and Ringo’s upcoming albums), as well as reviews of books, video and recordings, including Brad Hundt’s review of McCartney’s “Days We Left Behind” single. 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: Looking back 50 years at the Wings Over America tour. Plus, the “Butcher” cover. Check it out!