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27. Apr. 2010 · On 28 October 1964, following two performance at the ABC Cinema, Exeter, The Beatles spoke to Playboy journalist Jean Shepherd. The interview took place in a Torquay hotel room, and was first published in the February 1965 edition of Playboy.
Playboy Interview with The Beatles: A candid conversation with England's mop-topped millionaire minstrels. Interviewed by Jean Shepherd. February 1965 issue. Article ©1965 Playboy Press. Introduction Page 2. PLAYBOY: "OK, we're on. Why don't we begin by..." JOHN: "Doing Hamlet."
(Playboy's interview with the Beatles, in Torquay following their performance in Exeter, was conducted on October 28th 1964, and was published in the magazine's February 1965 issue. - Jay Spangler, Beatles Ultimate Experience)
25. Mai 2016 · The Beatles: The Playboy Interview -- e-book review. In the fall of 1964, The Beatles gave an interview with Jean Shepherd (who would be forever known as the "Christmas Story" guy) for Playboy magazine.
The Beatles don't exist and can never exist again. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Richard Starkey could put on a concert... but it can never be the Beatles singing 'Strawberry Fields' or 'I Am The Walrus' again, because we are not in our 20s.
The Beatles were interviewed by Playboy Magazine, on October 28, 1964, following their performance in Exeter. The interview was issued in the February 1965 edition of the magazine.
February 1965. Below is a partial transcript of The Beatles interview by Jean Shepard. Considered quite controversial at the time, it's pretty tepid by today's standards. I do know that some of things that were said by the boys broke a few young Beatles fans hearts.
