Pages are very clean with age-toning to the margins of text. Light edge wear to the extremities and the spine, with age-toning to the margins of boards and spine. Love Me Do The Beatles' Progress Kindle Edition by Michael Braun (Author) Format: Kindle Edition 505 ratings See all formats and editions Kindle 11.99 Read with Our Free App Paperback 32.47 1 Used from 32.05 9 New from 26.

Paper covers have moderate edge-wear with curling to corners and rubbing to surfaces. Pages are moderately tanned and foxed throughout. Wells's 'The Time Machine' (1895).?Written by Michael Braun (1936-1997), a journalist and reporter who worked with the Associate Press as well as 'Esquire', 'The Saturday Evening Post', and 'The Observer'.?Collated, complete. Contains black and white plates throughout. In order to write the book, author Michael Braun. Epstein saw the potential of the band, not just in their hometown but far beyond, especially now that the core four. First English edition, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1964 Seller: Badger Books, Woollahra, Australia Seller Rating: Contact seller First Edition Used - Softcover Condition: Good US 58.81 Convert currency US 28.33 Shipping From Australia to U.S.A. The book’s title references both the song Love Me Do and John Bunyan’s classic novelThe Pilgrim’s Progress. The Beatles first single, Please Please Me, reached No. First UK Edition.?Illustrated with thirty-two pages of illustrations, containing photographs from a range of individuals including Leslie Bryce, Robert Freeman, and Dezo Hoffmann.?This is an interesting biographical and contemporary work on the Beatles, focusing particularly on their overnight success and popularity, and containing amusing anecdotes about all of the band members.?Contents include 'Cambridge', 'York', 'On Tour', 'Year of the Beatles', and ends with 'Observations on the Eloi by the Time Traveller in H. Love Me Do - the Beatles Progress Braun, Michael Published by Penguin.

The first UK edition of this biographical work on the Beatles, including their almost overnight popularity and the resulting 'Beatlemania' that followed, written by journalist Michael Braun with various photographs throughout the text.

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