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Jim Berkenstadt, author of the new Beatles’ book, The Beatle Who Vanished, was interviewed on February 24, 2013 by Marshall Terrill from Daytrippin’ Beatles Magazine. Terrill asked questions around Berkenstadt’s reasons behind writing the book, Berkenstadt’s connection to The Beatles and more.
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Leave a Comment (0) →On March 1, 2013, Jim Berkenstadt, author of The Beatle Who Vanished will be hosting a book signing at Genna’s Cocktail Lounge. The cocktail lounge is located at 105 W. Main St. Madison, WI 53703. The event commences at 6:30pm and a special guest is scheduled to attend the event. Special Guest David Stanoch was the technical drum […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →On January 25, 2013 Jim Berkenstadt was interviewed by WPR’s Veronica Rueckert. Berkenstadt shared stories from his new book about Jimmie Nicol, The Beatle Who Vanished. Listen to find out how Jimmie Nicol was chosen as The Beatle’s temporary drummer when Ringo fell ill just before their first world tour. The interview is filled with […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →On December 3, 2012 Jim Berkenstadt’s new book The Beatle Who Vanished was featured in an article on Examiner.com. Author Steve Merinucci takes readers behind the scenes of the new Beatles book about drummer Jimmie Nicol set to release in early 2013.
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Leave a Comment (0) →On March 21, 2012 Jim Berkenstadt was interviewed by IBMadison.com:In Business with Jody & Joan. Listen to the Podcast below. Jim Berkenstadt, Rock and Roll Detective, LLC, takes us inside the business of his very special niche – finding “lost” recordings and supplying historical band information to projects directed by Martin Scorsese, Apple record label, […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →On January 12, 2011 Jim Berkenstadt was featured in a CityPages.com article. Below is an excerpt from the article. When Jim Berkenstadt first heard about the Beatles, he thought they were a comedy troupe. There they were, four grown men, cavorting together in a bed to advertise their 1964 TV debut on the Ed Sullivan Show. […]
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