The Fab one
hundred and Four
By David Bedford
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Liddypool
David’s first book, “Liddypool: Birthplace of The Beatles”
The Fab 104
The new book from David Bedford
John Lennon: The boy who became a legend
Michael Hill’s new book (edited by David) about how Michael turned his school friend onto rock ‘n’ roll
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Liverpool International Beatles Festival August 2016
The Evolution of The Beatles
Why We Should Thank Arthur Pendleton for “Love Me Do”
Arthur Pendleton was the neighbour of John’s mum, Julia, and lived at 5, Blomfield Road. When John’s Uncle George gave John a harmonica, he needed someone to teach him how to play it. Step in Julia Lennon’s neighbour Arthur who had been playing the harmonica for many years.
Julia would send John to Arthur’s home, just two houses up the street from Julia’s, where he received several harmonica lessons.
With this talent, John used it to great advantage on the Beatles’ early hits, especially their debut single, “Love Me Do”.
Read more about Arthur and the musical evolution of The Beatles in “The Fab one hundred and Four; The Evolution of The Beatles”. www.fab104.com