I found a website that Beatle and '60's music fans might like to take a look at. It has full issues of Los Angeles radio station KRLA's fan magazine from February 25, 1965 to May 4, 1968. They call it "L.A.'s first rock-and-roll newspaper" and it has a wealth of photos, info, and interviews of, by and about The Beatles (and other '60's groups.) They hired Derek Taylor, The Beatles former press secretary, to comment on the British music scene, and L.A. had the headquarters of Capitol Records, the American distributor of Beatle records, so it's definitely worth exploring.
The website is: http://krlabeat.sakionline.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi
Take a look!
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There are people who believe Paul McCartney was permanently replaced in 1966. I'm one of them. What happened to him? That's what this blog will explore.
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- For original Beatles fans, 1966 was a strange year. The "Butcher" cover and John's "more popular than Jesus" comment signaled that something was wrong with The Beatles. By 1967, we heard a different voice than Paul's on Penny Lane and we saw a different face in photos. Most of us abandoned Beatle fandom. In 1969, the "Paul is Dead" clues surfaced and were so strong and consistent, that many people wondered if that was the answer to the puzzling changes in Paul's voice and looks. People have been looking into that possibility from 1969-on but have not been able to document what happened to Paul. My generation deserves to know the truths about the group that we loved and made famous. So the search is on . . .
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