 Headquartered in London's Mayfair district, TBI and its sister company, Tony Barrow Management, represented many of Britain's entertainers and recording artists in the 1970s, including the Kinks, the Bay City Rollers, the New Seekers, Bob Monkhouse, and Hello, and American artists, including David Cassidy, Gladys Knight, David Soul, the Monkees, Tony Bennett, the Jackson Five, Andy Williams, and Neil Sedaka, for their European tours.In 1980, partly because he disliked the unsavory images portrayed by the era's new wave of punk bands, Tony Barrow quit the PR business to return to freelance journalism, writing various books including a career guide, "Inside The Music Business" (co-authored with Julian Newby) and "John, Paul, George, Ringo & Me", his memoir of the 1960s.By 2007, he had become the last surviving professional writer from the Beatles' original inner circle of business aides and associates and was continuing to take on selected writing and broadcasting assignments, including some directly linked to his years with the Beatles.