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Sunday, February 06, 2011
Brian Epstein Interview-1964
The always-fascinating Brian Epstein, the true Fifth Beatle, the man without whose guidance the group would at best have been a minor European success.
Steven, we thank you IMMENSELY for the kind and true words obout Brian Epstein.
We administer (administrate?) a Facebook page ourselves, in an attempt to convince Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to apologize for their snubbing of Eppy and finally honor him as a non-performer inductee.
The apology we really don't expect, but obviously the induction is well-deserved and long overdue.
http://www.facebook.com/Induct.BrianEpstein
Thanks again. After reading so much snarky shite online about him, your tribute was refreshing and heartwarming. ♥
I haven't seen any of the bad stuff about him nor do I see where anyone could doubt his importance to the Beatles and the sixties in general. He was, as we all are, a flawed man but he had a vision and his vision led directly to the Beatles' worldwide success. There is a point where he became a bit superfluous after that but I have long felt if he lived they would have gravitated back to his guidance when they realized it wasn't easy to be creative AND businessmen.
I just "liked" your Facebook page. I recommend other Beatles fans do the same. S
Steven, we thank you IMMENSELY for the kind and true words obout Brian Epstein.
ReplyDeleteWe administer (administrate?) a Facebook page ourselves, in an attempt to convince Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to apologize for their snubbing of Eppy and finally honor him as a non-performer inductee.
The apology we really don't expect, but obviously the induction is well-deserved and long overdue.
http://www.facebook.com/Induct.BrianEpstein
Thanks again. After reading so much snarky shite online about him, your tribute was refreshing and heartwarming. ♥
christine~
I haven't seen any of the bad stuff about him nor do I see where anyone could doubt his importance to the Beatles and the sixties in general. He was, as we all are, a flawed man but he had a vision and his vision led directly to the Beatles' worldwide success. There is a point where he became a bit superfluous after that but I have long felt if he lived they would have gravitated back to his guidance when they realized it wasn't easy to be creative AND businessmen.
ReplyDeleteI just "liked" your Facebook page. I recommend other Beatles fans do the same.
S