Club was reopened, and Sheridan performed there along with Elvis Presley's TCB Band. In 1991, Joe Sunseri, Sheridan's biographer and then-manager, completed Nobody's Child: The Tony Sheridan Story. However, due to a falling-out, the biography remained unpublished. A biography of Sheridan, titled The Teacher (), was eventually published in 2013 by Norfolk author Alan Mann, a childhood-friend of Sheridan. The book was essentially an email question and answer interview. While repeated probings by the author did elicit the fact that Sheridan spent two weeks spent in an English jail, the author unfortunately took Sheridan's memory of things at total face value. On 13 August 2002, Sheridan released Vagabond, largely a collection of his own material, but including a new cover version of "Skinny Minnie", a song he had recorded years earlier for his first album. Sheridan also played guitar and sang for the Argentinian rock musician Charly Garcia. The album, called Influencia, was released in 2002. In 2015, Colin "Melander" Crawley, Sheridan's former bassist, published another biography, Tony Sheridan – The One The Beatles Called "The Teacher"(). Of the two published biographies, it gives the most insight into Sheridan's major career of the early '60's. Personal life Sheridan lived in Seestermühe, a village north of Hamburg, and in addition to music, in his later life he was interested in heraldry and designed coats of arms. Sheridan was extremely secretive about his personal life, although it's known that he was married three times, lastly to Anna Sievers, and previously to Rosi Heitmann and to Hazel Byng. His friend and former bassist Crawley stated that in 1960 Sheridan confided that despite his mixed Irish-Catholic and Jewish background, he was at that point viewing himself as a Buddhist. Later Sheridan became a devotee of the guru Bhagwan Sri Rajneesh and lived in the 1980s at the guru's Rajneeshpuram commune in Oregon, United States. Death Tony Sheridan died on 16 February 2013 in Hamburg, after undergoing heart surgery. Discography Studio albums 1961: My Bonnie with The Beat Brothers (later changed to read with The Beatles after their success) - #28 Billboard, released in the U.S. in 1964; "Why" - #88 Billboard, released in 1964 1964: Just a Little Bit of Tony Sheridan with the Big Six 1984: Novus (Denmark) 1986: Ich lieb Dich so 1987: Dawn Colours (Italy) (The only Sheridan album to bear a clear dedication to his Beatle pals, though pointedly leaving