The Rolling Stones-Crossfire Hurricane

I'm really looking forward to this documentary by Brett Morgen on The Rolling Stones that will air for us "Yanks" on HBO Thursday November 15 @ 9pm.

Bring on the swagger!

http://www.rollingstones.com/crossfire-hurricane/

Premiere of George Harrison: Living In The Material World on HBO tonight!

Martin Scorsese's documentary on George Harrison premiere's tonight in the US on HBO at 9pm.  There are some reviews out that you can read, but if you're a Beatles fan and a fan of George the reviews aren't important.  Apparently there will be unseen home video footage, photos and Olivia Harrison gives insight to the 1999 home invasion when George was stabbed.  Its a two part series on HBO finishing tomorrow.


Blog entry from July 28, 2011

 

GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD, will debut in two parts on October 5 and October 6, 2011 exclusively on HBO.

New York Times-George Harrison Documentary, Directed By Martin Scorsese, to Make Its Debut on HBO

Rolling Stone: Martin Scorsese Finishes George Harrison Documentary

George has always been my favorite Beatle member and my second favorite Beatle musically.  I would stare at the back of the Rubber Soul album and daydream of being one of them.  Obviously there was no Internet in the late 70s and early 80s and they had long since broken up.  So there wasn't much of them to see in current magazines or images other than what was on their albums.  I would take what I could get and the mixture of The Monkees on TV and my imagination was a desperate substitute to the longing of this young 5th Beatle in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Mike Smith, The Showbiz Kids

Martin Scorsese Finishes George Harrison Documentary

GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD, will debut in two parts on October 5 and October 6, 2011 exclusively on HBO.
New York Times-George Harrison Documentary, Directed By Martin Scorsese, to Make Its Debut on HBO

Rolling Stone: Martin Scorsese Finishes George Harrison Documentary

George has always been my favorite Beatle member and my second favorite Beatle musically.  I would stare at the back of the Rubber Soul album and daydream of being one of them.  Obviously there was no Internet in the late 70s and early 80s and they had long since broken up.  So there wasn't much of them to see in current magazines or images other than what was on their albums.  I would take what I could get and the mixture of The Monkees on TV and my imagination was a desperate substitute to the longing of this young 5th Beatle in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Mike Smith, The Showbiz Kids