Visualising the Beatles by John Pring (2016-11-03)
Category: Books
Visualising the Beatles by John Pring (2016-11-03) Details
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Reviews
I ordered this book from Kickstarter I have to say, it was well worth the wait! You can tell the authors worked tirelessly to craft not only visualizations that pop off the page, but a coherent story around the entire history and discography of the Beatles. The book flows easily from album to album and the color coded pages allow you to quickly compare interesting tidbits over time, such as shift from covers songs to originals in later years and the introduction of Ringo and George as singers/songwriters. This book is a wonderful complement/introduction to the Beatles. I now have it on my bookshelf next to The Beatles: The Biography by Bob Spitz. This book is both relevant for die hard Beatles fans and serves as a great introduction to anyone just starting to dabble in the phenomenon that was the Beatles. Enjoy!
