The Beatlesboard

I have posted this on either the last board or the evil board, can't remember, anyway, this film is worth watching which centers on Pete Best. If you want to hear Pete talk from his point on his rise and fall from The Beatles, it is a must look flick. Even bonus material on Decca sessions, Love Me Do with the drummer who played on the album version Andy White and life after The Beatles. If you happen to come across it, grab it or better yet if you can rent it. My personal opinion is Pete did it to himself and that is why he never went further with the band. So anyone else ever seen it?

I have it on DVD

I'll definitely look out for it.

Yes, poor old Pete was both the odd one out of the Beatles, and truth be told a very average drummer when the band needed someone as good as Ringo. His is a sad tale, but he certainly seems an okay sort of guy. Apparently he told Neil Aspinall (who actually had an affair with Pete's mum Mona), not to quit as Beatles road manager on his account, because then Neil would have missed out on the Beatles success after being with them during their hard years on the road.