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A deep dive into buildings which are important to the story of the Beatles. As well as looking at the importance of the buildings to the Beatles, we will also explore the architecture and design itself, and reflect on the socio-psycho-geography of 60s Britain. Contact me on Insta @BrutalBeatles or email brutalbeatles@gmail.com
Brutal Beatles hosts There's a Place, a music show with 12 episodes published.
The Ad Lib was the Beatles' favourite nightclub. They spent a lot of time here throughout 1964 and 1965 and it shaped them as people. Let's take a seat by the dancefloor, order a scotch and coke, and take part in the fas
An introduction to William Mews, Knightsbridge, where Whaddon House would be built in 1962, soon to welcome residents Brian Epstein, George Harrison and Ringo Starr
The Beatles are taking the nation by storm. They're performing the biggest gig of their lives at the London Palladium. Where to have the after-party? Grosvenor House, Brian's hotel, on Park Lane. A few weeks later they a
Join me and the co-author of ' The Beatles' London', Piet Schreuders, as we examine this marvellous hotel, which was arguably the Beatles' first London home. We will also enjoy pootling around Guilford St and Russell Squ
Might the Royal Court be the London hotel which held the most cherished memories for the Beatles? They stayed here during their earliest EMI recordings, including their first LP. It was also their base for discovering Lo
Between December 1961 and May 1962, Brian Epstein was hard at work pounding the London streets on his bid to get the Beatles a recording contract. Join Brian on his mission in Mayfair and visit Brown's and the Green Park
It's a freezing cold day on New Year's Eve, 1961, and the Beatles are driving down to London for the Decca recording test. Join them at the Royal Hotel in Bloomsbury following a night on the tiles.
Join Brian Epstein, the Beatles and other characters back at Whaddon House for the final episode of Season 1. New insights, contributions from top Beatles experts and a special cast.
It's 12 August 1964. The Beatles are on top of the world and are about to begin their first full tour of the US and Canada. What's needed is a party - and Brian certainly delivers.
As his houseman and cook, Lonnie Trimble knew Brian Epstein intimately. Lonnie worked at Whaddon House for nearly two years and also at Chapel Street. He was witness to the intrigues at Whaddon House and has a great deal
A room by room reconstruction of Brian Epstein's flat; a Beatles Whaddon House timeline; a very speculative consideration of what might have happened when the Beatles visited before collecting their MBEs. I recommend loo
An introduction to Whaddon House and William Mews: home to three fifths of the Fab Five. Murder, robbery, sex scandals and musings on amusing mewses
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