can I add another link to your list?  http://www.harddaysnightshop.com
I went to liverpool at the weekend and visited this place.  Its well worth a browse online

There is quite a lot of Beatles material on my two sites, including articles, poems and stories by John Lennon, Paul's letters to me describing them backing Janice the steipper, their first trip to Hamburg and his trip to Paris with John. There is also Brian Epstein's report on the Beatles first recording session and their first American trip, plus pieces from George and Ringo, in addition to hundreds of other features and a lot of photos people haven't seen before.
My two sites are:
http://www.mersey-beat.com
http://www.merseybeat.co.uk

http://www.vintageblues.com/history6.htm
Am I the only one who can stare at the page with amazement for hours?

I recommend the Beatles Fans Social Networking site http://social.yesterday.uk.com Yesterday


Thanks,
Jason

have you seen this great site called the Beatles UK discography website. it features all uk SINGLES,ALBUMS,EPS,BOX SETS,Pressings AND MISCELLANIA(BOOKS,DVDS ETC) released by john pauyl george and ringo-together and solo!. its run by a nice bloke called Graham Calkin
Link-http:http://www.jpgr.co.uk/beatroot.html

thanks for that.im going to have a good look at this.

It's an excellent resource. Needs to have a couple of updates, though!

I like Graham. He seems to be the only person who cares that Ringo's still releasing live albums

A while back, I came across a web page that talked in detail about George's development as a songwriter during his Beatles days. It had different sections for different time periods and went over each of his songs (I believed it referred to his songs as "Harrisongs"). It also talked about George's mindset and delved into why he wrote what he wrote and why he decided to take periodic breaks from songwriting. The author of the web site concludes with the proposal that at the end of his days as a Beatle, George's songs were on the same level of those of Paul and John.

My problem is I can't find this web page anymore! Has anyone heard of the site that I'm referring to? I'd love to read through it again, but unfortunately all of my searches for it have been fruitless. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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A while back, I came across a web page that talked in detail about George's development as a songwriter during his Beatles days. It had different sections for different time periods and went over each of his songs (I believed it referred to his songs as "Harrisongs"). It also talked about George's mindset and delved into why he wrote what he wrote and why he decided to take periodic breaks from songwriting. The author of the web site concludes with the proposal that at the end of his days as a Beatle, George's songs were on the same level of those of Paul and John.

My problem is I can't find this web page anymore! Has anyone heard of the site that I'm referring to? I'd love to read through it again, but unfortunately all of my searches for it have been fruitless. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Harrisongs was the publicity company that George put up for his own songs, I believe from 1968 onwards. Before that, his songs were published at Northern Songs, like almost all of Paul and John's stuff.

i have a link some people might enjoy!

http://video.google.com/videop.....search&plindex=2

its a place where you can watch Help!, all in one part, free, and you dont have to download anything! its great for people like me, who dont have the movie. of course, the quality isnt great, but good enough for me at least!

Check out this incredible site! It has every Beatles' song lyrics, chords, and guitar tablature so you can play and sing along. It is really easy to use, and has a great system in place to keep only the most accurate tabs and lyrics up.

Beatles Tabs And Lyrics