The Beatles
Tribute Cruise 2011
Joe J’s Beatle Brunch Special Offer
The Beatles Tribute Cruise, “Eight Days A Week” March 5th 2011 on Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Liberty of The Seas departs from Miami, Florida calling on ports in the Eastern Caribbean. If you Book Now you’ll get the Special Beatle Brunch fare ONLY $986 PER PERSON. Go to www.BeatlesTributeCruise.com and use the code, Beatle Brunch Special. Book your cruise with Joe Johnson and your favorite Beatle stars. Read More...

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Shannon’s Painting Can Be Yours!

This unique print from the timeline piece on the front of The Hard Day’s Night Hotel in Liverpool is signed by May Pang, Nancy Lee Andrews, Paul Saltzman, Jorie Gracen, our own Joe Johnson and The Artist, Shannon. Join The Beatle Brunch Club to qualify and ONE active member will be selected at random to win this work of art entitled, “A Hard Day’s Night / The Album” (Paul McCartney).
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Imagine Las Vegas With
Tim Piper as Lennon

Starting June 30th through the summer catch Beatle Bruncher, Tim Piper recreating the life, music and times of John Lennon. To experience Tim Piper's near-channeling of Lennon defies imagination. The show weaves biographical information with Lennon’s music to create a moving and powerful story.

Meet with Tim after the show and tell him Joe sent you!

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Paul Does “Michelle”
Obama Presents Award

Paul McCartney had been itching to perform a certain song at the White House, and he seized the moment when it arrived last week. The former Beatle brought down the house at an East Room concert Wednesday night by belting out "Michelle," aiming its romantic lyrics straight at a first lady named Michelle. The President didn't seem to mind though: He was swaying along to the beat while his wife mouthed the words along with McCartney.
The 90-minute concert was built around Obama's presentation to McCartney of the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song, awarded by the Library of Congress. The President said McCartney had "helped to lay the soundtrack for an entire generation." McCartney, 67, said it was a moment like no other.

"I don't think there could be anything more special than to play here," said Paul, then he volunteered to make it a regular gig. "Lunchtimes, we could come around," he offered. "We're cheap."
The concert featured an all-star lineup of top performers doing their own interpretations of some of McCartney's greatest hits. One of the highlights was when Paul joined Stevie Wonder on “Ebony and Ivory”. Other artists appearing included the Jonas Brothers, Faith Hill, Elvis Costello, Emmylou Harris, Herbie Hancock, White Stripes singer and guitarist Jack White, pianist Lang Lang and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, plus comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

Paul closed the night by playing several Beatle tunes with his band. Listen for an excerpt from this magic night on the Paul Birthday Beatle Brunch program airing the weekend of June 19th. You can watch the entire special when it airs nationwide on PBS on July 28. (photo credit-Yuri Gripas/AFP/Getty Images)

Former Wings LJ Featured at the Fest and The BBC Chat Room
The legendary guitarist, Laurence Juber, who has a great Beatle connection, will appear at the Chicago Fest for Beatles Fans August 13-15th and as the headliner on The Beatles Tribute Cruise, March 5, 2011. L J will also engage in an intimate on-line chat in The Beatle Brunch Club Chat Room, Sunday, June 27th at 6PM Eastern Standard Time. L J, who has a new Beatles tribute CD coming out later this summer, also has two other Beatles related CDs, “LJ Plays The Beatles” and “One Wing”, his interpretation of Paul McCartney and Wings songs. Join the BBC and chat live with Laurence.

More Dates for Sir Paul
Just when you thought Paul was passing your town over, he could be “Up and Coming” to it real soon. Sir Paul has added more dates to his current tour. Paul recently said in an interview, that he uses the days between his concert dates to spend time with his daughter Beatrice. Go to www.paulmccartney.com to advance order tickets for most of these shows.

Here’s the list so far - he has been adding new shows every week:
San Francisco - AT&T Park- July 10
Utah – Rio Tinto Stadium – July 13
Denver - The Pepsi Center - July 15
Kansas City - Sprint Arena - July 24
Nashville – Bridgestone Arena – July 26
Charlotte, NC - Time Warner Arena - July 28
Toronto - Air Canada Centre - August 8
Montreal - Bell Centre - August 12
Pittsburgh - Consol Energy Center - August 18

The Legendary Band on the Run Making A Run at Remastering

In August, look for an expanded, double-disc version of Wing’s “Band on the Run” album. The CD reissue will kick off the long-awaited series of McCartney's solo album reissues and is slated to feature additional alternate takes and a DVD. “Band on the Run” was reissued in 1999 featuring a bonus disc of interviews and alternate mixes. This edition will be remastered and promises much more content. Listen to Beatle Brunch for more on this and other new releases and to win yours.

	Joe Johnson’s Beatle Brunch Schedule
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