An Eyewitness to the Phenomenon...

The innovative recording engineer who recorded the Beatles' greatest albums and singles reveals for the first time the extraordinary inside story of how the Fab Four created their best-loved songs.

In Here, There and Everywhere, Emerick recounts his experiences in the studio with The Beatles, bringing to life the behind-the-scenes musical innovations that resulted in the group's finest recordings. He takes you inside the creation of "She Loves You" to "A Day In The Life," including the raucous recording sessions for "Yellow Submarine" (featuring Mick Jagger and a chorus of hard-partying celebrities) and the first-ever worldwide live satellite broadcast, as a nervous John Lennon sings "All You Need Is Love" to an audience of millions.

The book also provides rare insight into the relationships of John, Paul, George, and Ringo, revealing the complex and often contentious creative process of the band at work. Emerick explains how the relentless songwriting competition between John and Paul fueled the Beatles' early successes would later grow mean-spirited, leading the two to write and record separately. He also details how George's developing talents and interests steered the band into new directions, and how the infiltration of outsiders poisoned the group dynamic, resulting in caustic infighting that began during the White Album and continued through the recording of Abbey Road, eventually leading to the band's dissolution.

A poignant and deeply personal look at the creation of the Beatles' best-loved songs, Here, There and Everywhere is the inside story of the world's greatest band and their timeless music.

"From the very beginning, Geoff was an eyewitness to the phenomena of the Beatles and the way they changed music forever. If you really want to know what happened, read this book. It provides a fabulous insight into a very special time." - Graham Nash

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Geoff Emerick

He joined the renowned Abbey Road Studios as an assistant engineer in 1962 and was promoted to full engineer in 1966, finally leaving to join the Beatles at Apple in 1969. After the dissolution of the group, he continued to engineer for Paul McCartney and Wings (including the classic Band On The Run album), as well as artists such as Elvis Costello, America, Jeff Beck, and Art Garfunkel. He has won four Grammys, including a Technical Grammy in 2003.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Howard Massey

He is a veteran music journalist and producer/engineer, a former technical editor for Musician magazine, a contributing editor for various industry publications, and the author of eleven books.

ABOUT THE READER: Martin Jarvis

Martin's career ranges from leading BBC and National Theatre roles in Britain to Murder She Wrote and Titanic in Hollywood. He is invested with the OBE (Order of the British Empire) by the Queen for his services to drama.

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- Language: English

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Read by: Martin Jarvis

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