BRIAN EPSTEIN A Cellarful Of Noise (1981 UK NEL edition 128-page 7" x 4" softback book by the man who discovered the Beatles, giving his first-hand account of their rise to fame and his life with them, picture cover) more...
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RAY COLEMAN The Man Who Made The Beatles (1989 UK 482-page softback biographical book by the author of the bestselling book 'Lennon', featuring an extensive biography on the Beatles' enigmatic, ambitious manager from his early days as a recorddepartment manager in his Father's Liverpool store to his fame as the man behind the Fab Four up to his death in 1967, nice picture cover. An insightful read for Beatles, Epstein and music history fans alike. The cover shows light wear and thecontents are secure) more...
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RAY COLEMAN The Man Who Made The Beatles (1989 UK first edition 482-page hardback book, by the author of the bestselling 'Lennon' book. Features an extensive biography on the Beatles' enigmatic, ambitious manager from his early days as a record department manager in his father's Liverpool store to his fame as the man behind the Fab Four up to his death in 1967. An insightful read for Beatles, Epstein & music history fans alike, this collector's copy remains in Excellent condition complete with a nice glossy dust jacket) more...
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BRIAN EPSTEIN The Brian Epstein Story (2000 UK 180-page hardback book written by Debbie Geller. This book tells the story of Epstein's complicated life through the reminiscences of his friends and family, based on dozens of interviews conducted for a major BBC Arena documentary and Brian's personal diaries. Includes 8-pages of black & white photographs plus picture dust jacket) more...
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BRIAN EPSTEIN A Cellarful Of Noise (Rare Original 1964 UK first edition 132-page 9" x 6" hardback book by the man who discovered & managed the Beatles, giving his first-hand account of their rise to fame & his life with them, with 33 previously unpublished Robert Freeman black & white photographs. This copy has an Autographed business card taped to the front page, nicely signed in Brian's distinctive script on the back, the card is printed 'Denise Mangin Model Hats' with a Knightsbridge address, on that same page is discreetly written a past owners name.
This copy also comes with the original dust jacket, although this is provided more as a bonus than anything else, being in rather poor condition with many some minor wear with a few tears, although it is still complete & has done its job admirably by protecting the book inside, which remains in a fantastic condition) more...
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BRIAN EPSTEIN A Cellarful Of Noise (1965 UK 128 page 7" x 4½" softback book by the man who discovered the Beatles, giving his first-hand account of their rise to fame & his life with them, complete with sixteen pages of black & white photographs, colour picture cover) more...
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BRIAN EPSTEIN A Cellarful Of Noise (1972 Japanese 251-page 5" x 7.5" hardback book by the man who discovered & managed the Beatles, giving his first-hand account of their rise to fame & his life with them [All text in Japanese], accompanied by Robert Freeman's superb black & white photographs. Complete with unique dust jacket for the Japanese edition) more...
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RAY COLEMAN The Man Who Made The Beatles (1989 408-page hardback biographical book by the author of the bestselling book 'Lennon'. Featuring an extensive biography on the Beatles' enigmatic, ambitious manager from his early days as a record department managein his Father's Liverpool store to his fame as the man behind the fab four up to his death in 1967. Glossy picture cover in excellent condition with near mint contents, an insightful read for Beatles, Epstein and music history fans alike!) more...
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