Documentary. The Beatles ; with contributions from friends Barry Miles, Klaus Voorman[n], and Maureen Cleave ; musicians Al[l]an Moore and Chris Ingham ; journalists Robert Christgau (Village voice) and Anthony DeCurtis (Rolling stone) ; authors Johnny Rogan, Pete Doggett, Steve Turner, and Nigel Williamson ; and broadcaster Paul Gambaccini. Extras include: Allan Moore on A day in the life -- Contributor biographies -- Beyond DVD (advertising). Pride: PGDVD111.
Contents:
Intro. -- Going underground -- Revolver -- Retreat -- Together on different sides -- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band -- Conflicting interests -- A change in leadership -- The white album -- Divided -- Abbey Road.
Summary:
An independent documentary film which reviews the partnership, music and impact of Lennon and McCartney as composers during this hugely creative period. From the first bars of Eleanor Rigby to the closing Abbey Road song-cycle, this film shows how and why they barely put a step wrong while making the most joyous music the world had ever witnessed. Includes rare footage, classic performances, and penetrating revelations from friends.
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