Books with tales of Apple
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I figured I'd bring this topic up for Kapoo. What books out there aren't exclusively about Apple but have whole chapters devoted to working there by the people who where there? Magical Mystery Tours by Tony Bramwell. So worth a read for his sense of humor with everything but lots of day by day stuff on Apple. and its weirdness. Plus Here There and Everywhere by Geoff Emerick who was the sound engineer in the early albums. His perspective on Apple and building that studio in there was unique. (Nobody else seems to blame Ringo for the problem but it turns out he was a big one)
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The Longest Cocktail Party by Richard DiLello. I have a copy he signed for me at the 1978 Beatlefest in Atlanta. With The Beatles by Alistair Taylor
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The DEFINITIVE book on Apple is Peter Doggett's "You Never Give Me Your Money." Essential reading.
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DrBeatle:
The DEFINITIVE book on Apple is Peter Doggett's "You Never Give Me Your Money." Essential reading.
That's next on my "to read" list!
