October 9th Deadline 2 Weeks Away!
HERE'S HOW TO WIN: Just Join The Beatle Brunch Club by October 9th, 2009. We will draw one winner, at random, from all Beatle Brunch Club members after October 9th to win all of the above: The Beatles Remastered MONO Set, The Box of Vision AND The Remastered Plaque with your name engraved!
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On Sunday, October 11th at 5 PM Eastern Standard
Time BBC'ers can ask Mark all about his latest DVD,
Mark’s new CD "The
Artist" is on sale now. Ask Mark about it! They were touring until Tyler fell off the stage during a gig and dislocated his shoulder. Well, that’s one way to end the tour, even though Mark still says, “ Sometimes I feel like I'm becoming Steven Tyler with smaller lips and maybe a bigger ... never mind.” |
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WHEN IN DELRAY
BEACH, FLORIDA But mostly they talked about peace and lorded over
the chaos in a room crammed tight with star-struck kids, reporters,
disc jockeys, Hare Krishnas, Timothy Leary, Tommy Smothers, Dick
Gregory, Al Capp, Murray the K and others. They used their bed as
a way to put themselves and their message in the center of a searing
spotlight, demonstrating through their vulnerability and openness
their unrelenting support for their beliefs. No celebrity couple
had ever used their bed as a place of protest, nor had anyone before
been so available in person and by telephone to the world. “We’re going to sell peace the way
other people sell soap,” Lennon said to Gerry Deiter, a young,
accomplished photographer on assignment for Life magazine. Deiter
was our eyes in that hotel room, the only photographer there for
the entire eight days of the bed-in. He was determined to capture
the essence of the scene — in particular the love between the
newlyweds in many intimate moments. As a photojournalist, Deiter’s
documentary-style photographs illustrate John and Yoko’s commitment
to each other and their desire to break down barriers between power,
celebrity, status and convention in a sincere desire to end war
and violence in the world. Old School Square Cultural Center (www.oldschool.org) and ArtVision Exhibitions (www.artvisionexhibitions.com) invite visitors to join in the week-long celebration. It is a rare opportunity to experience the exhibit, which recently made a major impact in both Liverpool, UK and at The Museum at Bethel Woods, (Woodstock site) NY. “These images were hidden away for over 35 years.
It’s like sitting on the edge of the bed and watching history
unfold” said Ms. Rehberg. “We’ve also had a huge
response to our plan to show student art inspired by the idea of
peace”. The era comes to life with Bed-in contributor interviews,
live musical performances with bands “910” and “The
School of Rock”, historic instruments courtesy of Beatle memorabilia
collectors Bill and Jacki Haack, and whimsical illustrations by
former Disney animator Stephen Austin. Visitors will have the opportunity to place their
written message for world peace on the exhibit’s Wish Tree
which will be sent to Yoko Ono, enter the recreated bed-in suite
from the Queen Elizabeth Hotel, purchase rare exhibition art, and
attend readings and book signing events with curator Joan E. Athey
of Victoria British Columbia. Special Events Monday, Oct. 5 Tuesday, Oct. 6 Wednesday, Oct. 7 Thursday, Oct. 8 Friday, Oct. 9 Saturday, Oct. 10 Sunday, Oct. 11 For a complete listing of exhibition special events, visit www.artvisionexhibitions.com or www.oldschool.org: contact Melissa Carter at mcarter@oldschool.org
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1. The Beatles: Abbey Road (89,000) |
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Ringo Starr Filmed at the Genessee Theatre in Waukegan, Illinois, Ringo Starr performs a stellar set with Mark Hudson and The Roundheads that spans his illustrious career. Recorded live in High-Definition, this momentous Soundstage performance
includes the classic Beatles’ tracks “Yellow
Submarine,” “With A Little
Help From My Friends,” and “Octopus’s
Garden” as well as the infectious “Memphis
In Your Mind” and the sing-along “Photograph”
– plus special guest Colin Hay from
"Men At Work" joins Ringo onstage to perform “Who
Can It Be Now.”
• Ringo has 7 solo Billboard Top 10 hits and has released
24 studio and live albums since 1970 • The Beatles: Rock Band was released on September 9 coinciding with the release of new, Remastered CD versions of The Beatles catalog
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BBC
Members: You Can Chat Live With
Over
the past Summer, Mark’s worked with a band, 
• On top of his Beatles fame, Ringo has enjoyed a prolific
solo career as a singer, songwriter, musical collaborator and actor
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