The Beatles – The Uncut Ultimate Music Guide
by beatlesblogger
May 16, 2013
I know. I'm always a bit slow on the uptake when it comes to getting on top of the latest Beatle magazines.
I literally stumbled across this one today on the shelf at one of my local newsagent stores. I genuinely hadn't seen it before, but it looked pretty impressive and so I bought it.
I get home, look it up, and it turns out it was actually released back in January.... 
It's a 148-page Beatles special edition, published by the UK's highly respected Uncut magazine. The magazine traces the rise of the band, its massive success, and then the eventual demise. It features interviews from the archives of Uncut, NME and Melody Maker. Looking back, the levels of access and revelation contained in the archives of these three journals is quite impressive. Their journalists sat in on meetings with Elvis Presley, travel round the United States with the Beatle touring party during the first tour, and are there as the band starts to fall apart. Alongside all these features Uncut's current team of writers contribute in-depth new analyses of every Beatles album.
Here are some page scans from the mag, which includes unusual photos and great information on the band and their releases:
And this great photo of Beatle manager Brian Epstein - which should qualify for our Beatles With Records series of posts as well:
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