Bonjour ; Mark Lewisohn propose une conférence consacrée à Abbey Road. Cela se passera à l'automne 2019, notamment à Liverpool et Londres. Pour ma part, j'ai réservé pour Londres, le samedi 28 septembre à 19h30, au cas où cela intéresse certains d'entre vous de s'y retrouver ! Pour l'instant, pas de déplacement en France de prévu.
September 2019 is the golden anniversary of The Beatles’ multi-platinum album Abbey Road – the last work they recorded before their seismic breakup. It was both the end of the Sixties and the end of the greatest band of all time. To hail this anniversary, world’s leading Beatles historian Mark Lewisohn is touring a theatre show of illumination, intrigue, surprises, delights, humour, excitement and entertainment – a fast-moving and smart illustrated history of our forever national-heroes The Beatles, their brilliant album Abbey Road, and other major events of that extraordinary year 1969.
Mark Lewisohn has the world’s greatest archive of Beatles stuff, harvested over 40+ years of unrivalled deep access to archives and public and private collections. He will be showing audiences a stunning array of strong and relevant content, with rare music, photos, films and choice memorabilia. Audiences (even superfans) will see and hear things they didn’t know existed. Hornsey Road (that intriguing title will be explained …), tells all about how the album was made and the many momentous events that occurred during its recording, when the Beatles were joyously together inside the recording studio but falling apart outside. This was the year of their breakup, and the album was made at a time of turmoil in their personal and business lives. Abbey Road wasn’t just one of so many glorious and triumphant chapters in the Beatles’ unparalleled time together, it was their best-selling and last piece of work. Audiences at Hornsey Road will be constantly grabbed by the sights and sounds that show how it all came together.
Le lien pour l'ensemble des conférences : https://hornseyroad.net/
Le lien pour les conférences londoniennes : https://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/18234
Mark Lewisohn : plusieurs conférences sur l'album Abbey Road à l'automne 2019
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OlivierNorthernSon
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Je ne pense pas y aller mais j'attendrai ton compte-rendu.
D'où vient ce titre "HORNSEY ROAD"?
D'où vient ce titre "HORNSEY ROAD"?
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Il veut garder la surprise ; il sous-entend (peut-être) que ça a failli être le titre de l'album (?), mais je ne suis pas sûr !
https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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Pour te répondre --> https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Pour répondre à ta question --> https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
[quote quote=114871]Je ne pense pas y aller mais j’attendrai ton compte-rendu.
D’où vient ce titre « HORNSEY ROAD »?[/quote]
https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
D’où vient ce titre « HORNSEY ROAD »?[/quote]
https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
[quote quote=114871]Je ne pense pas y aller mais j’attendrai ton compte-rendu.
D’où vient ce titre « HORNSEY ROAD »?[/quote]
Je l'ignore
https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
D’où vient ce titre « HORNSEY ROAD »?[/quote]
Je l'ignore
https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Wikipedia m'apprend que "Hornsey Road" est le nom d'une station de train à Londres. Et en consultant https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html, je lis :
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Bonjour : désolé pour le retard, je ne parvenais pas à poster.
Pour répondre à ta question, Hornsey Road est une station de train londonienne (vu sur Wikipedia). C'est peut-être un des titres de travail d'Abbey Road. Voici quelques infos supplémentaires dont la source est le blog THE DAILY BEATLE https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
Pour répondre à ta question, Hornsey Road est une station de train londonienne (vu sur Wikipedia). C'est peut-être un des titres de travail d'Abbey Road. Voici quelques infos supplémentaires dont la source est le blog THE DAILY BEATLE https://wogew.blogspot.com/2019/05/abbey-road-goes-on-road-with-mark.html
From Mark Lewisohn ...
I’m about to tour for the first time. No, I’ve not yet taken up singing, but I am becoming the first speaker to tour an album. My show, an entertaining illustrated history called HORNSEY ROAD, will mark the 50th anniversary of Abbey Road, telling the fascinating stories behind the songs and why the album became Beatles’ best-selling but final work. The tour is presently scheduled for 22 theatre shows in England between September 18 and November 8 and then closing on December 4. More dates are still being added, and I very much hope it will extend into Scotland, Wales, Ireland and then into other countries.
The first announcement was made last week, with thrilling effect: the date at the Bloomsbury Theatre in London is almost sold out, so a second performance – a same-day matinee – has been added.
Details here: www.hornseyroad.net
with some additional info here: www.marklewisohn.net/hornsey-road/
And for those wanting a crash reminder of Abbey Road, here’s the Wikipedia page. (I’m not endorsing everything it says, but it’s a fair start.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey_Road
People are asking me …
Q: Why is the show called Hornsey Road?
A: I’m saving the answer for the stage. All I’ll say for the moment is … it’s what Abbey Road could have been.
and
Q: Shouldn’t you be behind your desk, writing Volume 2 of the All These Years trilogy?
A: Yes I should – but if I don’t do the tour I’ll starve and there’ll be no Volume 2.
So if you enjoy the Beatles, or any music, and if you like stories about music or musicians, please come along – support the books by supporting me. And, as people used to say, tell all your friends.
Best wishes,
Mark Lewisohn
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Bonjour ; je ne suis pas parvenu à faire fonctionner la messagerie de ce site. J'espère que ça va marcher ! C'est le nom d'une station de métro/train ; on en saura plus lors de la conférence. Peut-être un des titres initialement prévus pour l'album ?
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EmmanuelP.
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- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Rebonjour : il y a des yellowsubiens qui vont à Londres le 28 septembre ?
[quote quote=115409] Peut-être un des titres initialement prévus pour l’album ?[/quote]
Que nenni, comme je le comprends dans le topo surle lien c'est juste le nom du "projet d'ensemble d'Abbey Road", au sens large : les protagonistes, les enregistrements, la pochette, le contexte etc...qui seront exposés de vive voix
Que nenni, comme je le comprends dans le topo surle lien c'est juste le nom du "projet d'ensemble d'Abbey Road", au sens large : les protagonistes, les enregistrements, la pochette, le contexte etc...qui seront exposés de vive voix
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OlivierNorthernSon
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[quote quote=114871]Je ne pense pas y aller mais j’attendrai ton compte-rendu.
D’où vient ce titre « HORNSEY ROAD »?[/quote]
C'était là qu'EMI pensa un moment implanter un nouveau studio pour la musique pop.
D’où vient ce titre « HORNSEY ROAD »?[/quote]
C'était là qu'EMI pensa un moment implanter un nouveau studio pour la musique pop.
Hélas ... :
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"Part of the pre-publicity for this tour had centred around Lewisohn’s acquisition of a tape, recorded by John Lennon, of him, Paul and George discussing post-Abbey Road plans. This tape exists because Ringo was in hospital and John wanted him to be aware of what was discussed in his absence. The Guardian ran a big piece on it, with Lewisohn claiming the audio “rewrites everything we knew about The Beatles” because the tape makes clear that they didn’t necessarily think that Abbey Road was ‘the end’. All very intriguing, but sadly Lewisohn would not play the whole tape, as planned, because if he did, he said “someone told me bad things might happen to me.” It seems that 50 years on, Beatles politics and vanity (Paul, by all accounts, doesn’t come across in the most positive light) are still alive and well!"
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"Part of the pre-publicity for this tour had centred around Lewisohn’s acquisition of a tape, recorded by John Lennon, of him, Paul and George discussing post-Abbey Road plans. This tape exists because Ringo was in hospital and John wanted him to be aware of what was discussed in his absence. The Guardian ran a big piece on it, with Lewisohn claiming the audio “rewrites everything we knew about The Beatles” because the tape makes clear that they didn’t necessarily think that Abbey Road was ‘the end’. All very intriguing, but sadly Lewisohn would not play the whole tape, as planned, because if he did, he said “someone told me bad things might happen to me.” It seems that 50 years on, Beatles politics and vanity (Paul, by all accounts, doesn’t come across in the most positive light) are still alive and well!"
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marcbeatles
- Messages : 219
- Enregistré le : mar. 17 janv. 2017 05:26
Alors là il faut une explication de texte. En quoi ce qui est dit est gênant pour Paul, au point de l imaginer faire des pressions ?
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OlivierNorthernSon
- Messages : 962
- Enregistré le : lun. 16 janv. 2017 13:33
Il faudrait peut-être aussi savoir comment la bande -certainement propriété de Ringo- est arrivée dans les mains de Lewisohn. Ou alors, la bande n'a jamais été donnée à Ringo et fait partie des cassettes volées dans l'appartement de John après sa mort...
On nous cache tout, on nous dit rien, comme le chantait Jacques Dutronc...
Et il est vrai que nous ne connaissons que de courts extraits de l'enregistrement...
On nous cache tout, on nous dit rien, comme le chantait Jacques Dutronc...
Et il est vrai que nous ne connaissons que de courts extraits de l'enregistrement...
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EmmanuelP.
- Messages : 43
- Enregistré le : ven. 11 août 2017 13:41
Bonjour à tous ! J'ai assisté à une de ces conférences. C'était le samedi 28 septembre dernier. Effectivement, Hornsey Road correspond au lieu londonien où EMI envisageait de construire un studio.
J'ai trouvé la conférence intéressante, et y ai appris des choses, comme par exemple des anecdotes sur l'enregistrement, la chronologie des compositions, et le fait que dans le medley il y a des morceaux que j'imaginais collés après coup, mais qui ont en réalité été enregistré tels quels, c'est-à-dire deux chansons différentes enregistrées l'une après-l'autre.
J'ai été également content de voir brièvement Mark Lewisohn, dont j'apprécie énormément le travail, et j'ai pu le lui dire.
La conférence aurait sans doute été plus intéressante à mon goût avec davantage de précisions et d'analyses. Mais elle s'adressait à un public d'amoureux des Beatles mais pas nécessairement de fans hardcore (je me rapproche du fan hardcore davantage que du fan "casual").
Tout cela donne envie de lire le tome 2 de la biographie ! Date de sortie inconnue...
J'ai trouvé la conférence intéressante, et y ai appris des choses, comme par exemple des anecdotes sur l'enregistrement, la chronologie des compositions, et le fait que dans le medley il y a des morceaux que j'imaginais collés après coup, mais qui ont en réalité été enregistré tels quels, c'est-à-dire deux chansons différentes enregistrées l'une après-l'autre.
J'ai été également content de voir brièvement Mark Lewisohn, dont j'apprécie énormément le travail, et j'ai pu le lui dire.
La conférence aurait sans doute été plus intéressante à mon goût avec davantage de précisions et d'analyses. Mais elle s'adressait à un public d'amoureux des Beatles mais pas nécessairement de fans hardcore (je me rapproche du fan hardcore davantage que du fan "casual").
Tout cela donne envie de lire le tome 2 de la biographie ! Date de sortie inconnue...
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Wolley-Bus
- Messages : 3
- Enregistré le : sam. 14 sept. 2019 20:35
Bonjour à tous.
Je me permets d'intervenir au sujet de la fameuse bande enregistrée en 1969, lors d'une réunion entre John, Paul et George.
Et bien je me pose la question suivante: est-ce qu'il y a vraiment autre chose d'important à y entendre?
En effet, tout ce qui a été divulgué dans la presse, avec un certain sens du buzz par Lewisohn , était déjà couché, mot pour mot, sur le papier depuis 1976 (donc bien avant la mort de John, lequel n'a, à ma connaissance, pas fait de commentaire) dans la biographie sur Lennon "One Day At The Time" par Anthony Fawcett (ami et conseiller artistique de John dès 1968).
L'ouvrage est très intéressant, c'est un des tout premier livre sur l'univers Beatles que j'ai acheté, en 1979. Je ne pense pas qu'à l'époque il y avait beaucoup d'autre ouvrage aussi détaillé sur Lennon en particulier. Les photographies sont nombreuses et parfois rares, comme une série de 6 photos avec John et Yoko, Paul, Ringo et Allen Klein dans les bureaux d'Apple , c'est sans aucun doute en 1969 (les 3 Beatles sont barbus à souhait). Ce qui est frappant sur ces photos, c'est qu'on dirait presque une partie de franche rigolade. Quelqu'un sait de quoi il s'agit?
Je me permets d'intervenir au sujet de la fameuse bande enregistrée en 1969, lors d'une réunion entre John, Paul et George.
Et bien je me pose la question suivante: est-ce qu'il y a vraiment autre chose d'important à y entendre?
En effet, tout ce qui a été divulgué dans la presse, avec un certain sens du buzz par Lewisohn , était déjà couché, mot pour mot, sur le papier depuis 1976 (donc bien avant la mort de John, lequel n'a, à ma connaissance, pas fait de commentaire) dans la biographie sur Lennon "One Day At The Time" par Anthony Fawcett (ami et conseiller artistique de John dès 1968).
L'ouvrage est très intéressant, c'est un des tout premier livre sur l'univers Beatles que j'ai acheté, en 1979. Je ne pense pas qu'à l'époque il y avait beaucoup d'autre ouvrage aussi détaillé sur Lennon en particulier. Les photographies sont nombreuses et parfois rares, comme une série de 6 photos avec John et Yoko, Paul, Ringo et Allen Klein dans les bureaux d'Apple , c'est sans aucun doute en 1969 (les 3 Beatles sont barbus à souhait). Ce qui est frappant sur ces photos, c'est qu'on dirait presque une partie de franche rigolade. Quelqu'un sait de quoi il s'agit?
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OlivierNorthernSon
- Messages : 962
- Enregistré le : lun. 16 janv. 2017 13:33
[quote quote=116101]Bonjour à tous ! J’ai assisté à une de ces conférences. C’était le samedi 28 septembre dernier. Effectivement, Hornsey Road correspond au lieu londonien où EMI envisageait de construire un studio.
J’ai trouvé la conférence intéressante, et y ai appris des choses, comme par exemple des anecdotes sur l’enregistrement, la chronologie des compositions, et le fait que dans le medley il y a des morceaux que j’imaginais collés après coup, mais qui ont en réalité été enregistré tels quels, c’est-à-dire deux chansons différentes enregistrées l’une après-l’autre.
J’ai été également content de voir brièvement Mark Lewisohn, dont j’apprécie énormément le travail, et j’ai pu le lui dire.
La conférence aurait sans doute été plus intéressante à mon goût avec davantage de précisions et d’analyses. Mais elle s’adressait à un public d’amoureux des Beatles mais pas nécessairement de fans hardcore (je me rapproche du fan hardcore davantage que du fan « casual »).
Tout cela donne envie de lire le tome 2 de la biographie ! Date de sortie inconnue…[/quote]
Super! Il faudra que je lise moi aussi cet ouvrage.
Mais tu peux nous raconter ces anecdotes!
J’ai trouvé la conférence intéressante, et y ai appris des choses, comme par exemple des anecdotes sur l’enregistrement, la chronologie des compositions, et le fait que dans le medley il y a des morceaux que j’imaginais collés après coup, mais qui ont en réalité été enregistré tels quels, c’est-à-dire deux chansons différentes enregistrées l’une après-l’autre.
J’ai été également content de voir brièvement Mark Lewisohn, dont j’apprécie énormément le travail, et j’ai pu le lui dire.
La conférence aurait sans doute été plus intéressante à mon goût avec davantage de précisions et d’analyses. Mais elle s’adressait à un public d’amoureux des Beatles mais pas nécessairement de fans hardcore (je me rapproche du fan hardcore davantage que du fan « casual »).
Tout cela donne envie de lire le tome 2 de la biographie ! Date de sortie inconnue…[/quote]
Super! Il faudra que je lise moi aussi cet ouvrage.
Mais tu peux nous raconter ces anecdotes!
