The Beatles Book Library: New Releases & A Gift 

You have passion brother. Looking forward to "Living the Beatles’ Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans" coming out next month.

What a great book collection you have of the Beatles! You’re a true Beatles historian.

What an amazing collection! I thought I had a serious habit with 20+ Dylan books...

I went to college 85-90. Much of my time, reading every Beatle book i could find!☮️ Oh, didnt know you did a Beatles book. Ringo's drumming, criminally underappreciated.

Interesting video concentrating on the Beatles books! My first proper single I bought myself was Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields! The Beatles were important! They were first to do virtually everything and influenced lots of people to the present day!! Great video Mazzy

Nice collection. I really enjoyed the Peter Doggett '' You Never Give Me Your Money ''

Oh ! I have my Dad's beloved copy of The Beatles' England. I just said "Oh !" out loud when you showed the book. Nice to make the connection !

Thanks for showing your Beatles books. I ❤️ reading books about my favorite artists. Autobiographies are my favorite.

I figure it is about time for Mark Lewisohn to come out with volume two of his trilogy which started with Tune In. It was released 10 years ago now. Its title is Turn On.

You only need 1 Beatles book revolution in the head sorted ✌🇬🇧

Really enjoyed your Beatle book update. I did not realize Bruce Spizer had a new one coming out and was able to pre-order from Amazon. As always your videos are great. Take care Mazzy!

I guess that I have got a Beatles book that even you haven't. In 2010 Thomas Kraft released Beatlemania, a book from fans for fans. Unfortunately it was only available in German, and it sold very poorly in comparison. It is sold out and there never was a second edition. In this book more or less known people told their very personal points of contact with the Beatles. The preface is written by Klaus Voormann. By coincidence, my story is in the book as well.

I do have The Beatle's England. My daughter sent a picture of her at the Abbey Road crosswalk, and she had lunch at Sticky Fingers. These places are probably the only reason it'd want to travel to London. I hear the traffic does not stop for Paul. He has to wait just like the rest of us.

The first Beatle book,Love me do-the Beatles progress by Michael Braun has never been bettered. That and 'In his own writes which l think came out in the same year told you nearly everything you needed to know

Wow! What a vast collection of Bealtes subjects books!! I have your book, Mazzy!!

Such a great library. I enjoy your history.

I only have one Beatles book - "One Two Three Four" by Craig Brown and published by 4th Estate here in the UK. As it's the only Beatles biography I've read, I can't compare it to others but I can thoroughly recommend it. Brown is a very good and engaging writer.

You gotta publish your book, Dude!!

My Beatles book collection isn’t as nearly Impressive as yours Mazzy. but I will say that I own a couple of the essentials and what fans consider important. 😌🎶

There's another great book on Atlantic Records by the wonderful musicologist and writer Charlie Gillett called "Making Tracks: Atlantic Records and the Growth of a Multi-Billion Dollar Industry". It came out in 1974 so it's probably been long out of print but well worth tracking down.

That book "Drummed Out" is really crackpot bizarre stuff!

Hi Norman very impressive collection, have you read all of those Books?

Thanks for the heads-up on the new spizer book. I have all the other ones. I'm not sure if you have done a video like this on john lennon books, if not that might be interesting for a future video. I have a lot but you probably have some I've never seen.

Spitzers books are great for the Beatles vinyl releases I have to get his newest book I quit buying a lot of them because they sort of just don’t have a lot of new information on them! Always looking for something different though

Geoff Emerick's book is required reading.

Books! Books! What's your reading ritual? Do you read them on the balcony or in the garden or indoors? Do you read with coffee or read with gin? Do you read in the morning or read at night? Do you snack & read or is that sacrilegious? burn incense? Do you turn off your phone or let random ppl interrupt? Have you ever punched anyone for asking over your shoulder, "What're you reading?" I only ask because last summer a squirrel climbed onto my shoulder for no other reason than to see what I was reading. Ginsberg. This really happened.

Hi Actually Paolo Hewitt ( a mod) wrote a book The Beatles and Fashion...an LP sized book with good examples of their style. I have a spare copy if you want it .

Great video.Want a wack-a-mole about Beatles books!!. Do you also collec comic books about them? I also liked Legacy and listen a lot Wild Life after that. What do you think about Dreaming The Beatles book? I got mine free as the fellow Beatles fan did not like the author and his style. I enjoyed it and bave been temped after that to listen Revolution 9 in the dark closet. Still waiting for next Lewinsohn book.. PS Nice shirt, expecially The first button is neat.

Facial hair getting there!

All I'm going to say is, why hijack your video on Beatles books with a book that has nothing to do with the Beatles? Thats something to think about.

More money than sense

Actually, more books have been written about the JFK assassination (1,321 as of the end of 2021, with another 30 or more since then) than about the Beatles. I'm sure if you counted all the books you have on the Beatles (without counting different editions of the same book as two different books!), it would be far less than 1,321. Secondly, the problem with collecting Ringo's recorded output is the undeniable, inescapable fact that Ringo NEVER would have had ANY kind of recording career but for the fact that he was a former Fab. I'm sorry, but that's the unvarnished, unavoidable truth. I've never crunched the numbers, but it's been said that if you added up all the LPs, singles, CDs, and EPs Ringo has released since 1970, it would exceed the entire recorded output of the other three ex-Beatles COMBINED. That alone should tell you something. Thirdly, why would you collect the paperback versions of a book if you already have the hardcover version? Shouldn't the hardcover version (with dust jacket) be the definitive version of a book you would want to archive? The only exception I can see is if the paperback is a revised, updated version of the hardcover. Finally, I'd be very curious to know if you have the original, VERY limited edition of John's book SKYWRITING BY WORD OF MOUTH? It was issued in a numbered, slip-cased, clothbound edition (signed by Yoko) at the same time the regular first edition was published in late 1986. I was lucky enough to find a copy of it at the time, but I've never encountered anyone else who has it.