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Hace 4 días · Jeffrey Epstein (born January 20, 1953, Brooklyn, New York, U.S.—died August 10, 2019, Manhattan) was an American serial sex trafficker, pedophile, and financier. Through his successful financial career, Epstein became a multimillionaire and developed a social circle that included extremely wealthy individuals, prominent politicians, and even ...
Hace 1 día · There was, however, one problem, and that was Brian Epstein. When Epstein arrived at The Cavern that night, he hadn’t realized that The Shades didn’t have musicians and objected to The Beatles providing the backing. However, after intervention from John and Paul, he was overruled, and The Beatles backed The Shades.
Hace 4 días · The Beatles at the Sgt. Pepper launch party, held at Brian Epstein's house on 19 May 1967 The party marked the band's first group interaction with the press in close to a year. [285] [286] Norrie Drummond of the NME wrote that they had been "virtually incommunicado" over that time, leading a national newspaper to complain that the band were "contemplative, secretive and exclusive". [286]
Hace 20 horas · Frank Ifield était un nom connu avec plusieurs succès au Royaume-Uni lorsque le manager Brian Epstein lui a demandé de trouver une place lors de sa tournée pour un groupe de Liverpool. “Il a dit : ‘Et j’aimerais beaucoup que mon groupe puisse faire votre tournée avec vous.
Hace 20 horas · When approached by their manager, Brian Epstein, Ifield took the young band under his wing and helped them secure gigs and exposure in the music industry. This pivotal moment in music history solidified Ifield’s legacy as not only a talented musician, but also as a mentor and friend to many aspiring artists.
Hace 5 días · Late that spring, with The Beatles topping the charts, their manager Brian Epstein negotiated their own Tuesday evening show: Pop Go The Beatles. The BBC set a budget of £100 per episode.
Hace 4 días · In autumn 1961 Brian Epstein, a local Liverpool record store manager, saw the band and fell in love. Unshakably convinced of their commercial potential, Epstein became their manager and proceeded to bombard the major British music companies with letters and tape recordings of the band, finally winning a contract with Parlophone, a subsidiary of the giant EMI group of music labels.
