Brunch Radio Newsletter

May Pang Up-Close In The BBC Chat Room

Beatle Brunch Club members had an evening with May they will always remember.

It was a great pleasure to see a few of our fellow BBC'ers and May really loved it. She talked about her new book, Instamatic Karma, her beautifully, hand-crafted Feng Shui line of Jewelry and answered many questions about John and other friends of The Beatles. As a matter of fact, she didn't want to sign off ... she could have danced all night!

Beatle Brunch Club Member Mitzi Cater who listens to Beatle Brunch from Key Largo, FL on MAJIC 102.7, (our home base) was online in our Live Chat Room with May Pang. Mitzi was selected at random to win a signed copy of "Instamatic Karma".
"It was wonderful to talk with May. She is such a sweet person. Thanks Joe for allowing us to reach into one of the Beatles lives and actually talk with her. Oh my, she was so gracious. Again thank you for that special opportunity to speak with her"

MARK YOUR CALENDARS
Nancy Lee Andrews will be appearing in an intimate Live Chat with the BBC gang Monday, December 15th at 7PM Eastern Standard Time.

Her new book A Dose of Rock 'n' Roll
is rocking the Holidays.
Her six-year relationship (1974-1980) and engagement with Ringo granted her an all access pass to a world beyond the velvet rope. A Dose of Rock 'n' Roll, is a photographic essay about her life with Ringo. Nancy met Ringo through John Lennon who introduced them in May of 1974. The photographs, taken over a decade starting in 1970, are a personal journey through her life at the peak of pop culture history.

Louise Harrison in January ... AND stay tuned for February's guest.

February's BBC Live Chat guest will be BIG!

What is Life

It was the last week of November in 2001. We were still hurting from the wounds of September 11th, but fans of The Beatles were about to weep some more.

On November 29th, we lost our dear sweet George to cancer. Fans of The Beatles always remember George as “the quiet one” … he was anything but. George spoke loudest in his search for inner peace.

George introduced The Beatles to transcendental meditation and the flavor of Indian music. Without George, The Beatles would never have journeyed to India. Without that trip, we may have never heard the likes of Dear Prudence, Back in the USSR, Obladi Oblada, The Continuing Story of Bungalo Bill, or numbers from George like Piggies, Long Long Long or Savoy Truffle. In fact, The White Album might never have seen the light of day.

And so while our hearts gently weep for this sleeping poet of peaceful meditation, please take a moment this week to thank the being you look to up in the sky for the chance you had to enjoy George Harrison’s time on earth, and promise that you’ll break out your CD or DVD of “The Concert for Bangadesh” so that George’s Sun continues to shine on the hearts of future Beatle fans everywhere.