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Title: "Many Years From Now" this won't be reread!
Review: "Paul McCartney: Many Years From Now" should really be titled "Total Chaos" or "Store In A Cool Dark Place." There were quite a few factual errors that die-hard fans caught. For instance, the song "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party" was NOT sung by Ringo. Another song, "Money" was NOT written by Lennon/McCartney. Along with snags like these was the remark on pg. 158 regarding Walter Shenson, the producer of "A Hard Day's Night." In this book it's stated that Mr. Shenson "cleverly recognized" [sic] that the Beatles would be famous. In fact, in the video, "The Making of A Hard Day's Night" (released 1994) Mr. Shenson admits he DIDN'T know that the band would have lasting notoriety, as far as a "pop group" was concerned. Facts like these should have been checked thoroughly.
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