Seuss, Dommermuth & Maier - Beat In Liverpool - Europaïsche Verlagsanstalt 1965
Authors:
Juergen Seuss, Gerold Dommermuth & Hans Maier
Foreword by Mike Evans
Book:
From the Lawrence Library of the Felt band, this book documents through 80 b&w photographs the vacuum created by the departure of The Beatles after their last concert in their hometown.
It contains plenty of shots inside the Cavern club and The Clayton Squares loading in their gear in Matthew Street. Liverpool “beat” poet Adrian Henri is also featured among the 20 pages of text.
Publisher:
Europaïsche Verlagsanstalt - 1965
100p - German - 7" vinyl included - the cover is aged but the book is in remarkable condition
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Seuss, Dommermuth & Maier - Beat In Liverpool - Europaïsche Verlagsanstalt 1965
Authors:
Juergen Seuss, Gerold Dommermuth & Hans Maier
Foreword by Mike Evans
Book:
From the Lawrence Library of the Felt band, this book documents through 80 b&w photographs the vacuum created by the departure of The Beatles after their last concert in their hometown.
It contains plenty of shots inside the Cavern club and The Clayton Squares loading in their gear in Matthew Street. Liverpool “beat” poet Adrian Henri is also featured among the 20 pages of text.
Publisher:
Europaïsche Verlagsanstalt - 1965
100p - German - 7" vinyl included - the cover is aged but the book is in remarkable condition
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Authors:
Juergen Seuss, Gerold Dommermuth & Hans Maier
Foreword by Mike Evans
Book:
From the Lawrence Library of the Felt band, this book documents through 80 b&w photographs the vacuum created by the departure of The Beatles after their last concert in their hometown.
It contains plenty of shots inside the Cavern club and The Clayton Squares loading in their gear in Matthew Street. Liverpool “beat” poet Adrian Henri is also featured among the 20 pages of text.
Publisher:
Europaïsche Verlagsanstalt - 1965
100p - German - 7" vinyl included - the cover is aged but the book is in remarkable condition
