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*1001 $aDiLello, Richard$_27877500
*24514$aThe Longest Cocktail Party$ban insider's diary of the Beatles, their million-dollar Apple empire and its wild rise and fall$cRichard DiLello
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*500  $aOpprinnelig utgitt i 1972
*5058 $aHar tidslinje, diskografi og register over konserter
*5208 $aWhen American teenager Richard DiLello wandered into the Beatles' Apple building in 1968, he was immediately appointed "house hippie;" he began making tea, rolling joints, and listening to dozens of demo tapes. By the time Apple crumbled a few years later he was director of public relations. Along the way he noted many of the stoned conversations he heard and the insane bits of business he witnessed: one-man bands auditioning in the reception, Hell's Angels taking over Savile Row, and The Beatles playing on the roof. Full of period detail, this is a fast-paced, witty, and immensely poignant account of the demise of the Fab Four and the death of the '60s dream.
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