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  The Telegraph

  Workshop belonging to recluse who made guitars for George Harrison and Bob Dylan up for auction

  Think of an electric guitar and the name Tony Zemaitis is unlikely to be the first to come to mind. Yet to those in the know, Zemaitis is a moniker to be revered alongside Leo Fender and Orville Gibson.

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  PA Media: Entertainment

  Contents of garage that spawned some of rock’s greatest guitars to be auctioned

  The garage in Chatham, Kent, was the workshop of Britain’s premier guitar-maker, the late Tony Zemaitis

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  Euronews

  Painting which inspired The Beatles' Sgt Pepper album cover sold for over €50,000

  John Bellany's painting had not been seen in public in nearly 60 years.

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  Bournemouth Echo UK

  Watch as iconic Beatles songs are revamped in strange new music videos on YouTube

  YouTube channel for Liverpool band the Beatles, releases psychedelic music videos to accompany classic songs on the 1966 Revolver album.

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  The Independent

  Pattie Boyd on her 1974 split from ‘hot-blooded boy’ George Harrison

  ‘I felt that I had to leave George because things were getting really out of hand,’ photographer said

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  The Telegraph

  Pattie Boyd on marrying a Beatle: ‘I’m an old-fashioned girl – the man is the king of the house’

  To be welcomed into the chic, bright Kensington apartment of Pattie Boyd is to enter a virtual gallery of the former model’s inspirational journey thus far. From the exquisite canvases of her iconic Sixties portraits dotted around the lounge, to the intimate framed snapshots of her with family and friends that line the shelves, Boyd’s story, played out for decades both in front of and behind the lens, is proudly and prominently displayed for all to see.

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  Herald Scotland

  From Highlands to Hysteria: The Beatles 'Love Me Do' at 60 and their Scottish legacy

  The group's first single was released 60 years ago today.

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  Cover Media

  Cavern Treasures: Early photos of The Beatles unearthed

  Rare photos of The Beatles performing at Liverpool's Cavern Club during the early days of the band have been discovered. The candid snaps, discovered by Tracks, Ltd., one of the world's leading dealers in Beatles memorabilia, were taken in the summer of 1961, a year before their debut single Love Me Do was released. The pictures show Paul McCartney and John Lennon singing alongside George Harrison on guitar and original drummer Pete Best - who is partly obscured. Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn

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  Sky News

  The Beatles: Rare photos of John, Paul and George playing at Liverpool's Cavern Club found

  Two photographs of The Beatles playing at the Cavern Club in Liverpool just months before they were discovered by manager Brian Epstein have been revealed. The black and white images were taken in July 1961, a year before the band released their first single Love Me Do. John Lennon, then aged 20, and Paul McCartney, 19, are at the microphone, while 18-year-old George Harrison is on guitar just behind them.

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  The Guardian

  Rare images emerge of the Beatles playing the Cavern Club in 1961

  Photographs show band performing at Liverpool venue more than a year before release of first official single

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