Box 19

Abbey Road [Studio], by David Wells: p. 77; cover

Britain's rarest records [several by the Beatles, and individual members]: p. 29; Ringo Starr, by Ken Sharp: p. 114

Yellow submarine: drops anchor, by Martin O'Gorman and Andy Davis: p. 16; The Beatles: the solo years [review of The Beatles, after the break-up, by Keith Badman], by Peter Doggett: p. 108; cover

Paul McCartney: talks rock 'n' roll, by Patrick Humphries: p. 44; Beatles: lavish new art book [Hamburg days], by Andy Davis: p. 120

John Lennon: the 78s he bought: p. 30

The Beatles: the making of 'Revolver' and the story of the 'butcher cover': p. 60; Paul McCartney goes too far [Liverpool sound collage], by Martin O'Gorman: p. 117

George Martin: on love and life at Abbey Road, by Jonathan Wingate: p. 72

Paul McCartney on Eleanor Rigby and much more, by Jonathan Wingate: p. 26; Sergeant Pepper: the many guises of the world's most famous and iconic album, by Pete Nash: p. 34; cover

The Beatles: unseen photos of some London japes, by Tom Murray: p. 46; Pattie Boyd: the model-turned-muse-turned photographer shares memories of life with two 60s icons [George Harrison and Eric Clapton], by Ken Sharp: p. 50

Paul McCartney talks about his new job as a Fireman and we look at his avant-garde history, by Jonathan Wingate: p. 72; cover

The Beatles and me: Bill Harry speaks his brains, by Sean Egan: p. 56; Butchering the Beatles: inside the $11 million sleeve, by Pete Nash: p. 66; The Beatles rock band: virtually the last Beatles feature in this issue, by Ian Peel: p. 70; cover

Julian Lennon leads us through his Fabs collection, by Tim Jones: p. 50

The concert for Bangladesh 40th anniversary, by Harvey Kubernik: p. 14; cover

Paul McCartney: an interview: p. 30

Paul McCartney & Wings [review of London town]: p. 12; cover

Abbey Road [Studios] sessions: good reasons to be prepared, by Mark Hornsby: p. 14

George Martin revisited, by Tom Lubin: p. 24

Ringo Starr: domesticated Beatle, by Robert Deardoff: p. 60