So Which One of You Does Brian Fancy the Question That Sparked a Legal Warning ; Chief Feature Writer Paddy Shennan On the Letter Which Could Have Sunk the Beatles ... Before They'd Even Started
Liverpool Echo › November 22, 2005
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IT'S the letter which could have changed the course of history - if its recipient had stood firm and told Brian Epstein: "I'll see you in court
A week before it was sent, John Lennon and Paul McCartney had learned, courtesy of a lighthearted remark by John's art college friend, Ian Sharp , that their new manager was gay.See the full content of this document
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So Which One of You Does Brian Fancy the Question That Sparked a Legal Warning ; Chief Feature Writer Paddy Shennan On the Letter Which Could Have Sunk the Beatles ... Before They'd Even Started
It was February 1962, eight months before The Beatles first hit the charts - and five years before homosexuality was legalised.
Ian, who later changed his name to Richard Tate after becoming an actor, recalls: "I'd met Brian a few times and you didn't n...See the full content of this document
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