Before Abbey Road: There Was Teme Street

by Andrew Corden Lowe

Overview

Before Abbey Road there was Teme Street is about a day in the life of The Beatles. -        A band on the precipice of unprecedented global success -        who had released their first LP the previous month -        who had released their third hit single, From Me To You on the previous Thursday -        who had met the Rolling Stones for the first time the previous evening and partied at their Chelsea flat -        who would be playing the Royal Albert Hall in London the following Thursday This band, at this time, travelled to the small market town of Tenbury Wells, deep in the Worcestershire countryside. How did this extraordinary event come about? How did it impact the town and how did it shape the future life of the author? This lively account, part factual, part fiction will take you back to the birth of pop culture and forward to all that followed.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781398408203
Publisher:	Austin Macauley Publishers
Publication date:	10/31/2022
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	130
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

Andrew Corden Lowe grew up in the small rural town of Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire. It was known locally as 'The Town in the Orchard' and was a long way from rock 'n roll. His life was changed by the appearance of The Beatles in the town – even though he never saw them. He went to university in Liverpool and had a successful career in public services in England and Scotland. He retired and moved to Germany in 2019 to concentrate on writing and to make sense of this signal event 15th of April 1963.

Andrew Corden Lowe grew up in the small rural town of Tenbury Wells in Worcestershire. It was known locally as ‘The Town in the Orchard’ and was a long way from rock ’n roll. His life was changed by the appearance of The Beatles in the town – even though he never saw them. He went to university in Liverpool and had a successful career in public services in England and Scotland. He retired and moved to Germany in 2019 to concentrate on writing and to make sense of this signal event 15th of April 1963.