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May Pang in the next
Live Chat Room,
Monday November 24th

Beatle Fans!
If you’re having a lost weekend, then join us Monday night, November 24th at 7 pm EST as we meet up with John’s former girlfriend May Pang in our Live Chat Room.

May will grace us with her “presents” and answer your questions live via an intimate Beatle Brunch Club Member Chat. May will talk about her line of custom feng shui jewelry and tell you all about her new book, “Instamatic Karma”, her personal photos and stories of her time with John Lennon.

This amazing book features more than 100 never before seen photos of John and May during the time they spent together in New York City and L.A. with candid photos of John and Julian, Paul and Linda, Ringo, Stevie Wonder, Harry Nillson, Mal Evans and many others. It’s a warm and wonderful read that finally puts and end to what has often been called “The Lost Weekend”. It was actually John’s most productive period, and a time when he wrote and produced his first number one hit, “Whatever Gets You Through the Night”, songs like “Number 9 Dream” (which features May’s whispers) and John’s “Rock and Roll” album. See how happy John was, and get a chance to chat with May in November. Join the BBC now by clicking (here).

What is Life

It was the last week of November in 2001. We were still hurting from the wounds of September 11th, but fans of The Beatles were about to weep some more.

On November 29th, we lost our dear sweet George to cancer. Fans of The Beatles always remember George as “the quiet one” … he was anything but. George spoke loudest in his search for inner peace.

The Quiet One introduced The Beatles to transcendental meditation and the flavor of Indian music. Without George, The Beatles would never have journeyed to India. Without that trip, we may have never heard the likes of Dear Prudence, Back in the USSR, Obladi Oblada, The Continuing Story of Bungalo Bill, or numbers from George like Piggies, Long Long Long or Savoy Truffle. In fact, The White Album might never have seen the light of day.

And so while our hearts gently weep for this sleeping poet of peaceful meditation, please take a moment this week to thank the being you look to up in the sky for the chance you had to enjoy George Harrison’s time on earth, and promise that you’ll break out your CD or DVD of “The Concert for Bangadesh” so that George’s Sun continues to shine on the hearts of future Beatle fans everywhere.