To finish off this little series on the new Ringo mural, I returned this week with my friend Darren Brady to take a closer look.
Darren, an excellent cameraman also has a drone, so we decided to fly it across the Dingle and get close up to the mural.
He also flew it down Admiral Grove where Ringo grew up before heading back to Madryn Street where Ringo was born.
Enjoy the flight!
Following my post last week about the new Ringo Starr mural in the Dingle, here is the promised update.
The mural has been continued on the opposite side of the street.
Watch the latest video for the update.
For most Beatles fans they think of the Cavern or the Casbah.
However, back in March 1958, a club opened in a basement in Liverpool, but it wasn’t the Cavern or Casbah.
Find out in this short film
A new mural has been unveiled on the side of the Empress Pub in the Dingle.
I went down with my camera to see it for myself and it is fantastic!
Have a look at this little film I made.
Ivan Vaughan didn’t only introduce Paul McCartney to John Lennon, but months earlier, he had introduced Len Garry to Lennon.
Len tells his story here:
On 6th July 1957, Paul McCartney was introduced to John Lennon after watching The Quarrymen perform at St. Peter’s Church in Woolton, Liverpool.
What really did happen? Having spoken to all of the surviving members of the Quarrymen, I could finally get as close to the truth as is possible.
Watch for the story of that incredible day.
On what would have been George’s birthday, join me as I take a little wander down Arnold Grove where George was born.
Celebrate with me with some great photos of a young George and his family.
Strawberry Fields Forever is one of John Lennon and the Beatles greatest songs in my opinion.
When Beatles fans visit Liverpool, they queue up to have their photos taken in front of the famous red gates and can now wander the grounds too.
But what was Strawberry Field to John? It wasn’t those gates!
Watch this video to find out the REAL Strawberry Fields Forever!
Eleanor Rigby is one of the great Beatles songs that never ages. Who was she? Was she real?
What about the gravestone at St Peter’s? Come with me to explore!
Although St. PETER’S Church is famous for being the place where John Lennon met Paul McCartney on 6th July 1957, John had been attending Sunday School here from the age of 5. Many of his friends from The Quarrymen also attended here too.
John, his best friends Pete Shotton and Nigel Walley also sang in the choir, though it won’t surprise you that John was thrown out of the choir too!
Join me as I go through the doors and into the church to see inside the famous St Peter’s where John sang in the choir
