There have been hundreds of volumes published on the Beatles, but none has amassed to such an extent the icons of their period. ‘THE BEATLES A CELEBRATION’ is the ultimate tribute to that time. Gathered from the world's largest private collection of Beatles memorabilia, the book includes interviews with friends, relatives and co-workers; exclusive photographs of the Beatles in the studio; rare examples of rejected album cover designs and posters; handwritten lyrics and letters; and samples of artwork by members of the band never before reproduced

John Lennon My Brother

John Lennon's Liverpool family has been inundated with requests for interviews, which they have never granted. Now Julia Baird, John's younger sister, tells their story. Here is a unique portrait of Lennon: a personal, deeply moving testament to the loving brother behind the superstar. It is also a tribute to their mother, Julia, whose musical talent and great sense of fun were an integral part of John's persona. Julia describes the five strong women who shaped the lives of John and his two sisters and the unorthodox upbringing that produced perhaps the greatest songwriter of the century. Paul McCartney contributes a charming foreword.

Dark Horse / The Life & Art Of George Harrison

‘DARK HORSE’ chronicles Harrison's spartan Liverpool childhood and early teenage friendships, his passion for music and the forging of the Beatles', his much-talked-about spiritual quest, the complexities of his personal relationships, the ups and downs of his solo career, his experiences with hard drugs, as well as his intense fear after Lennon's death and subsequent retreat behind the impenetrable walls of his estate in Henley-on-Thames, England. Harrison struggled to have his compositions included on the heavily Lennon-McCartney-dominated LPs. On his own, however, he enjoyed great success with 'All Things Must Pass' and the Concert For Bangladesh, then suffered a nearly fatal bout of hepatitis, the breakdown of his first marriage and public disenchantment with his fanciful music. Harrison, though, came back strong in the eighties with the successful 'Cloud Nine', his work as a film producer and new life as one of the Traveling Wilburys. FREE READ

Blackbird / The Life & Times Of Paul McCartney
A London Sunday Times bestseller!

Giuliano has peeled away the carefully crafted image that separates the public McCartney from the intensely private life he leads at home in rural England to create a compelling portrait. Based largely on the author's exclusive three hour 1986 interview with McCartney as well as the recollections of many of those closest to the man, including Mike McCartney, George Harrison, Yoko Ono, Julian Lennon, Steve Holly, Laurence Juber, and former Beatle Pete Best, ‘BLACKBIRD’ reveals the truth about McCartney's passionate love/hate relationship with John Lennon, the real story behind the extended disintegration of the Beatles, the fabulous commercial success of Wings and his up and down solo career. Illustrated with a gallery of rare family photographs here is the definitive McCartney bio.

Not Fade Away / The Rolling Stones A Visual History

Giuliano tracks the Stones' visual evolution from the monochromatic simplicity of 'December's Children' through the ironic elegance of 'Beggars Banquet' to the outlawed inner sleeve of 'Some Girls'.  With a foreword by Stones' manager Andrew Loog Oldham, an afterward by Stones' intimate and fellow survivor Ginger Baker and nearly 1,500 photographs - more than 1,000 in full color. The only book ever authorized by the Stones! 

Paint It Black / The Murder Of Brian Jones

Based on an exclusive confession and eyewitness evidence, here is the real sequence of events that led to the renowned rock star's untimely death, only three weeks after being ousted from the band he set on the path to fame. For twenty-five years Jones' death has been shrouded in rumor and deceit. This book's stunning revelations however, leave no room for doubt: Brian Jones was murdered! Soon to be a major motion picture from the Academy Award winning producers of "The Crying Game", "Mona Lisa" and "Interview With A Vampire".

Behind Blue Eyes / A Life Of Pete Townshend

Who guitarist Pete Townshend has lived a fascinating, troubled life, but has never been the subject of a biography. Now Giuliano, who has known Townshend intimately for over twenty years, provides a complete look at the composer's turbulent and eventful life. Behind Blue Eyes draws on interviews with close friends, co-workers and fellow musicians, including Eric Clapton, Paul McCartney and Keith Richards, as well as Townshend himself. Giuliano tells us what it was like for Pete to grow up in the shadow of a sexually voracious mother, to turn to music as an escape from the mockery of schoolmates; to develop from an unskilled, musical illiterate into the composer-performer who led John Entwistle, Roger Daltrey, and Keith Moon to musical heights in the Who; to indulge in excesses that would have killed most men and indeed did finish off a number of Pete's closest friends. Giuliano explores the contradictions of a man who was a political radical yet made and squandered millions; a husband and father who engaged in the sexual prerogatives of stardom and revealed his bisexuality; a devoted believer in the spiritual teachings of Indian mystic Meher Baba, yet a man who abused every appetite and desire.

The Illustrated John Lennon

This book takes the reader miles beyond any of the more than two dozen works published about the dreamy, bespectacled singer/composer from suburban Liverpool. With a riveting text culled from over a decade of dedicated research into Lennon's extraordinary career, the Giuliano’s round out their insightful look at the former Beatle with a treasury of seldom-before-seen photos spanning the performer's entire life.

The Illustrated Paul McCartney

Giuliano separates the carefully crafted public image from the real Paul. Uncompromisingly honest, The Illustrated Paul McCartney doesn't shy away from the sometimes painful details of McCartney's many ribald romances, drug-taking, competitiveness and overbearing ego. At the same time, it illuminates his colossal talent, enthusiasm and optimism, and depth of feeling and affection. Illustrated with a wealth of photographs, this book is based on the recollections of those closest to the fabled bassist as well as Giuliano's exclusive interview with McCartney himself.

The Illustrated George Harrison

The real George Harrison is revealed in this encapsulated look at the elusive guitarist. Packed with dozens of never-before-seen pictures here is the ultimate gift for any Harrison/Beatles fan.

The Illustrated Jimi Hendrix

With many exclusive photographs and documents, some from the private collection of Jimi's family and a compelling text by Giuliano, THE ILLUSTRATED JIMI HENDRIX uncovers the myth and magic of the celebrated guitarist. The result of extensive research, the book features rare contributions from Jimi's father as well as the private memories of those closest to one of the most extraordinary talents of the sixties. Here at last is James Marshall Hendrix as you've never seen him. The poor boy from the Seattle ghetto, the budding guitarist trapped in a succession of nowhere gigs, the reluctant superstar hounded by his self-created public persona and, finally, the quiet, family oriented artist whose time tragically ran out.

The Illustrated Eric Clapton

Giuliano has assembled a unique collection of images and anecdotes which introduce the reader to a Clapton we have not seen. THE ILLUSTRATED ERIC CLAPTON tells the singular story of one of the most extraordinary musical interpreters of our time.

Rod Stewart Unauthorized

Giuliano explores Stewart's unparalleled flair for wine, women, controversy and a ballad with a catchy hook. From Stewart's early days with Jeff Beck and the Faces, to his stellar solo success; through a seemingly endless procession of leggy blondes, to discovering what fellow luminaries such as Ron Wood, Elton John and Mick Jagger really think of him, Giuliano has gone behind the myths to write the definitive, no-holds-barred account of Roderick David Stewart's extraordinary life and loves.

The Lost Beatles Interviews

Giuliano has assembled a rare collection of the wild, uninhibited interviews the Beatles dared grant an astounded press as they created tidal waves of controversy and set the tenor of the amazing sixties. To this hefty history he adds intimate conversations with Eric Clapton, Yoko Ono, Donovan, Madonna and many others who knew and worked with the Beatles. In addition, fabled sixties humanist guru Dr. Timothy Leary contributes a provocative afterward. Here, for the first time, the Beatles speak out on such previously taboo subjects as drugs, mysticism, Beatlemania, the deep affection that bonded them and the fiery conflicts that eventually tore them apart, politics, family life, the death of Brian Epstein, the sixties consciousness revolution, fame, money, the Yoko Ono controversy, their energetic love lives, the tragic murder of Lennon and, of course, their timeless music. Along with thirty-two pages of never-before-seen photos.

Things We Said Today / Conversations With The Beatles

Featuring impossibly rare interviews with the Fab Four that open an extraordinary window into the issues that mattered most: music,war, drugs, sex, religion, and their often stormy relationships with each other. Also included are interviews with Beatles insiders, including John Lennon’s family and Yoko Ono, as well as fascinating original press releases and newspaper articles that chronicle the evolution of the Beatles from Liverpool layabouts  into cultural giants. Candid, provocative, and illuminating, this invaluable book offers brave new insights and new experiences for Beatles fans of all ages.

Glass Onion / The Beatles In Their Words

‘Glass Onion’ contains rare, exclusive, lost interviews with the Beatles, their family, friends, and musical colleagues – as well as an eclectic array of uncensored press conferences, letters, FBI memos, contemporary reportage, and dozens of previously unpublished insider photos. Here are the inimitable voices and views of John, Paul, George, and Ringo, alongside those of Yoko Ono, Linda McCartney, Pete Best, Julian Lennon, Brian Epstein, Billy Preston, the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Ravi Shankar, Denny Laine of Wings, Bo Diddley, Jerry Rubin, and many others. You’ll find Elvis Presley badmouthing the Beatles to President Nixon…a boozy conversation between Lennon and Samuel Beckett…John’s intriguing last will and testament…the Theetles…even George Martin and Jeff Lynne discussing the Fab’s 25th anniversary reunion…Paul’s feelings on God, John, and Linda’s death in 1998. Glass Onion is an intimate, kaleidoscopic portrait of the Beatles, together and on their own.

Lennon In America / 1971-1980

A chilling biography of the last ten years of John Lennon's turbulent and tortured life in the USA . Written using Lennon's top secret day-to-day diaries as a guide, along with John's seldom heard spoken word diary recordings. Lennon in America is a history changing look at the inner workings of the mind of one the twentieth century's most prolific composers. So explosive is the content, that when it was first published Yoko Ono and her son, Sean Lennon, moved temporarily to Switzerland to avoid the media avalanche which was sure to follow such a riveting, no holds barred account. During his brief lifetime, John Lennon was a committed truth seeker, a fact strongly reflected in his often gritty compositions. To have written a biography any less truthful than the great man himself would have been not only a colossal waste of time but a stain on the memory of this complex often self destructive, ever engrossing man with over seventy five never before published black and white photographs.  

Revolution / A Secret History Of The Beatles

Revolution shows us the Beatles as we’ve never seen them before. In their own words as well as of those around them, we follow John, Paul, George, Pete and Ringo from their humble childhoods in Liverpool and seedy days in Hamburg to the heights of Beatlemania when they effortlessly conquered America and the rest of the world. We see what happened to these four brilliant young artists when the dream turned sour, how John’s savage drug addiction, business disputes, bitter musical feuds and simmering personal rivalries were to ultimately  tear the band apart. And how the oppressive constraints of global fame and the Beatles ‘industry’ continued to impact on the lives of the band and those closest to them. Full of never-before-published stories, written with incredible attention to detail, Revolver is a highly revealing, history changing, myth busting book that presents brave new insights into the Beatles, and in doing so reminds us of their outstanding legacy to the world.

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