Abbey Road On The River DC 2010

Luke Schuster - Guitars, Vocals
Aaron Glaser - Bass, Vocals
Robbie Cooper - Drums, Vocals
Jon Drye - Aux. Percussion
Jonathan Sloane - Lead Guitar
Mario D'Ambrosio - Tenor Saxophone
Brian Shapiro - Trumpet
Matt Hotez - Trombone

What is ingenious about Yellow Dubmarine’s interpretation of the Beatles’ song book is that the era of Beatles’ music performed has correlated to a distinct era in the development of Jamaica’s treasured music. This has happened perhaps unintentionally, but has happened none the less. Often the earlier Beatles songs evoke an earlier form of reggae, sounding more like ska or rocksteady than dub; while later songs have seemed to require the more developed and sonically rich nuances of both roots reggae and later dub styles. In this sense, Yellow Dubmarine has taken a novel concept and proceeded with extreme reverence for both the Beatles’ music and the reggae artists they have been influenced by. Their music is the more humble and clever for it.

Kenny Laine- bass and vocals; Neil D- lead guitar and vocals; Neal Porteous- drums and vocals; Stuart Blackwood- guitar and lead vocals; Time Brough- keyboards

"WE MUST HAVE PLAYED TOGETHER IN A PAST LIFE..!" Newly formed CANDLESTICK PARK consists of three of the original founding members of "THE GET BACK BAND” which has enjoyed great success internationally, firstly as LAWRENCE MACCA'S backing band and later as one of the premier Paul McCartney tributes, along with Stuart Blackwood (lead vocals, guitar) from Beatles For Sale and Tim Brough (keyboards) from The Scottish Blues Brothers. Well, we're rather hoping we sound as close as we can to how we think our heroes would sound! We hope we can do this notion justice for your enjoyment!

Mark Lindamood - Drums, Vocals; Mike Dutton - Bass Guitar, Vocals; Eric Schlam - Guitar, Keyboard, Vocals; Mark Owens - Guitar, Vocals; Andrew Ratliff - Vocals, Percussion

The Apple Core will cover the full career of The Beatles, in each appearance. A special tribute performance of the entirety of Rubber Soul might also occur.

Info Coming Soon..

Future Apple Releases?  The Fab Fourum will speculate about what Apple could have up their sleeves as the next legitimate Beatles release!

Pete Best

Come meet former drummer Pete Best and don't forget an autograph!

During 1960 the Silver Beatles played without a permanent drummer. Finally, when their manager Allan Williams secured a tour of Hamburg, it was decided that the drummer situation had to be solved. The solution was Pete Best. The band knew Pete from a club they had often played and now frequented, The Casbah - where Pete's own group (The Blackjacks) were resident. 

Paul McCartney phoned Pete in August 1960 asking him if he was interested in joining the band. Pete discussed the situation with his fellow Blackjacks who happily agreed that Pete should take up his place with The Beatles. Pete formally auditioned, became a Beatle on 12th August 1960 and left for Germany with John, Paul, George and Stuart.

Dave Lempke Drums, Percussion, Vocals, Gary Wilkinson Rythym Guitar Lead Vocals, Jim Brown Lead Guitar, Vocals, Les Bowler Bass, Vocals, Gene D'Amico Drums, Mike Chmura, Keyboards.

The exact set list The Beatles performed at the Washington Coliseum, Feb 11, 1964.

UnionJack British Invasion Band will be replicating the set list The Beatles played at their first live U.S. Concert in Washington DC Feb. 11, 1964 (Two Days After Sullivan Show)

Set List Washington, D.C.February 11, 1964
Roll Over Beethoven
From Me to You
I Saw Her Standing There
This Boy
All My Loving
I Wanna Be Your Man
Please Please Me
Till There Was You
She Loves You
I Want to Hold Your 

All The Saxon Mother's Sons meet Mother Nature's Sons for an all-star concert.

The line up representing the UK: Itchycoo Park, Candlestck Park, & Gary Quinn