published in 2020 and the final volume in 2028 ("about the time he turns 70"). However, in August 2018 Lewisohn tweeted that it was "way too early to say" when he would be able to publish Volume 2. In autumn 2019 Lewisohn toured a one-man show, Hornsey Road, around theatres in England, also stopping at Dublin and Edinburgh. The 25-date tour was an multimedia history lecture about the Beatles' last-made album, Abbey Road. The tour title referred to EMI's 1956–57 purchase of a recording studio in Holloway, north London, where the Beatles would have recorded had EMI not altered its course and decided to keep all company recording at the existing studio on Abbey Road. The revenue from the tour, which sold out several of its venues, helped fund Lewisohn's work on the remaining volumes of The Beatles: All These Years. Other work Although the Beatles are Lewisohn's area of particular expertise, he has also written on a variety of other subjects. One of his best-known works is an encyclopaedia of comedy on British television screens titled Radio Times Guide to TV Comedy, published in 1998 and updated in 2003, also available online as the BBC Guide to Comedy until 2007. He has also written Funny, Peculiar, a biography of Benny Hill, published in 2002. In the past, Lewisohn has written for magazines, including the Radio Times and Match of the Day. He also helped to edit the book Hendrix: Setting The Record Straight, written by John McDermott and Eddie Kramer. Personal life Lewisohn is Jewish. Bibliography The Beatles Live! (1986) The Beatles: 25 Years in the Life (1987) The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions (1988) The Complete Beatles Chronicle (1992) Radio Times Guide to TV Comedy (1998) Funny, Peculiar: The True Story of Benny Hill (2002) Radio Times Guide to TV Comedy (2nd edition, 2003) The Beatles: All These Years Volume One – Tune In (2013) The Beatles A Hard Day's Night: A Private Archive (2016) An Englishman in Mons (2017) As coauthor In My Life: John Lennon Remembered (1990) The Beatles' London (1994) The Beatles' London (2nd edition, 2008) As editor Wingspan: Paul McCartney's Band On The Run (2002) References External links www.marklewisohn.net 1958 births Living people English music historians English male non-fiction writers British Jews Place of birth missing (living people) 20th-century English historians 20th-century English male writers 21st-century English historians 21st-century English male writers