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SUMMARY:Wanstead Tap: Daniel Rachel in conversation with Travis Elborough
DESCRIPTION:Join award winning author Daniel Rachel as he discusses his book examining just what would have happened if the Beatles hadn’t split up. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\nThe end of the Beatles wasn’t inevitable. It came through miscommunication\, misunderstandings and missed opportunities to reconcile. \nBut what if it didn’t end? What if just one of those chances was taken\, and the Beatles carried on? What if they made one last\, great album? \nIn Like Some Forgotten Dream\, Daniel Rachel – winner of the prestigious Penderyn Music Book Prize – looks at what could have been. Drawing on impeccable research\, Rachel examines the Fab Four’s untimely demise – and from the ashes compiles a track list for an imagined final album\, pulling together unfinished demos\, forgotten B-sides\, hit solo songs\, and arguing that together they form the basis of a lost Beatles masterpiece. \nCompelling and convincing\, Like Some Forgotten Dream is a daring re-write of Beatles history\, and a tantalising glimpse of what might have been. \nPraise for Daniel Rachel: \nWalls Come Tumbling Down: \n‘Superlative…brilliant’ – Q Magazine \n‘Triumphant’ – The Guardian \n‘Brilliant’ – Mojo \nIsle of Noises: \n‘In depth\, scholarly’ – Q Magazine \n‘Fascinating’ – The Guardian / NME \n‘Fantastic\, insightful interviews’ – Noel Gallagher \nDon’t Look Back in Anger: \n‘A-grade\, A-list’ – The Sunday Times \n‘A rollicking read’ – Mail on Sunday \n‘Remarkable’ – Art Review \n‘Book of the Week’ – The Guardian \nDaniel will be joined by the equally award winning Travis Elborough: \nTravis Elborough has been a freelance writer\, author and cultural commentator for over two decades now. His books include The Bus We Loved\, a history of the Routemaster bus; The Long Player Goodbye\, a hymn to vinyl records; Wish You Were Here\, a survey of the British beside the seaside and London Bridge in America: The Tall Story of a Transatlantic Crossing. \nA Walk in the Park: The Life and Times of a People’s Institution was published by Jonathan Cape in June 2016 and described as ‘a fascinating\, informative\, revelatory book’ by William Boyd in The Guardian. \nThe Atlas of Improbable Places\, a collaboration with the cartographer Alan Horsfield and specially commissioned by the publisher Aurum\, appeared in September 2016 and was saluted by Monocle magazine for ‘making the world feel bigger.’
URL:https://danielrachel.com/event/wanstead-tap-daniel-rachel-in-conversation-with-travis-elborough/
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SUMMARY:BBC RADIO 5 LIVE BOOK CLUB BEATLES
DESCRIPTION:Rudy Noriega discusses the greast lost Beatles album with Daniel for the BBC Radio 5 Book Club
URL:https://danielrachel.com/event/bbc-radio-5-live-book-club-beatles/
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