HOW COULD DRUMMER JIMMIE NICOL SIMPLY VANISH AFTER PLAYING WITH THE BEATLES IN 1964? The Beatle Who Vanished is the first historical account of Jimmie Nicol, an unknown drummer whose journey from humble beginnings to saving The Beatles' first world tour was only one part of his legend.
Though his 13 days of fame made headlines, the true mystery of Nicol's story is riddled with blacklisting, betrayal, drugs, divorce, bankruptcy and an eventual disappearance that led many to question whether he is dead or alive.
Discover the incredible details of a Beatles story never before revealed Draws on new documentary evidence Interviews with The Beatles, Nicol and eyewitnesses Inner circle tour accounts of Nicol and The Beatles Uncovers the secrets behind his post-Beatles career and disappearance Over 100 rare archival photographs and memorabilia illustrations Features a Foreword by Former Beatles Bass Player, Chas Newby About the Author: Jim Berkenstadt is the Rock And Roll Detective(r).
A true Sherlock Holmes, Berkenstadt uncovers the lost history and mysteries hidden within decades of popular music.
An international authority on The Beatles, he has co-authored three other books: Black Market Beatles; The Beatles Digest; Nevermind Nirvana; and he edited John, Paul & Me: Before The Beatles.
Berkenstadt has consulted to The Beatles and the Estate of George Harrison on numerous projects.
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| Beatles, he has co-authored three other books | Black |
| Me | Before |
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