Beatles Book:

		List Price: $19.95		Publisher: Omnibus Press Salesrank: 1563388 Released: December 31, 1982
		Our Price: $5.94
		Used Price: $3.44
		Media: Paperback

Editorial Review:
A timeless record of the Fab Four at the height of Beatlemania, as seen though the lens of Dezo Hoffmann.

With The Beatles (Op91961) Reviews:
A must for every Beatles fan interested in their early years
2008-10-16 - This collection of photos captures the early years of the Beatles; the first section was shot when they are just starting to become popular in England. In these shots, you can see some uncertainty in their faces, as they are not yet accustomed to being the objects of public attraction. The later pictures, which document their rise to fame in England through their first tour of the United States, show them much more comfortable in front of the camera.
Hoffman was an excellent photographer and he captures the Beatles as they are growing into their public personas. It is clear that they trusted him, the later photos show a much more relaxed set of lads, there are some truly honest candid shots of them just being guys. If you are interested in the Beatles and what their lives were like in the early sixties as their fame was just beginning to blossom and after it became a full flower, then this is a book that will interest you.


LOS MEJORES DIAS DE LA BEATLEMANIA
2007-06-10 - Yo compre este libro en la pagina britanica de amazon (amazon.co.uk) y la satisfaccion fue increible; en este libro, de monumental valor historico para todo fan de este grupo, el fotografo Dezo Hoffmann (uno de los primeros fotografos oficiales del cuarteto) nos deja como legado toda su carrera fotografica con los fab four, desde su primera sesion en 1962 hasta la condecoracion del imperio britanico en 1965; cada pagina nos narra con fotografias las mas gratas y famosas experiencias de los primeros dias del grupo mas famosos de todos los tiempos:

- Su primera sesion fotografica en el estudio, durante la grabacion de su primer single "Love Me Do" en 1962 (donde George sale con un ¡¡OJO MORADO!!)

- Las sesiones al aire libre en la casa de Paul y en el parque donde se tomo la famosa foto del "gran salto" donde los cuatro saltan al mismo tiempo, en 1963.

- Las famosas sesiones con los trajes claros y sin solapas tipicos de 1963.

- Las famosas sesiones foto-split individuales, cada uno con un vestuario diferente.

- La sesion de grabacion del album "Please Please Me".

- Las famosas y divertidas sesiones de fotos en traje de baño anticuados en las costas inglesas (haciendo incluso una piramide humana) y su visita a los go-cars en 1963.

- Su primer presentacion monumental en el London Palladium.

- Su gira por Francia, donde grabarian el famoso hit "Can't Buy Me Love", en 1964.

- Su aplastante y arrolladora gira por los Estados Unidos en 1964, la sesion con el boxeador Cassius Clay, los dias en Miami, el Washington colisseum y sus presentaciones con Ed Sullivan.

- La Primer Pelicula "A Hard Day's Night".

- Los dias de "Beatles For Sale".

- La entrevista previa a la entrega de las medallas del imperio britanico, en 1965.

En fin, si tu eres un fan de este sin igual grupo de rock, este libro es indispensable en la biblioteca de todo colecccionista de articulos de los fab-four.


Some of the best pictures
2002-10-19 - This book is a collection of very early pictures of the Beatles, some of which we have seen on promotional material. In my opinion several of those pictures are the Beatles' best. It is also very interesting to read Dezo's comments as to where and when the pictures were taken. He was their first official photographer. Great memories, great book!

A TREASURE CHEST
2002-04-09 - This book is a treasure chest of professional photographs and anecdotes. This book has something for everyone, from the inveterate Beatles' fan to people who are becoming familiar with them. This book is indeed a masterpiece that will long register in the minds of those who read it.

Paper time machine
1998-07-21 - if you are a Beatles fan you must see it, and return in a paper time machine to the beginning of the most fantastic line of the music story.