"One moment I was in Australia poring over the The Beatles' fan club books and two months later I was in The Speakeasy Club getting drunk with them."

The Moody Blues performed at the Speakeasy Club in London, on December 10, 1967. A French film crew was there to record a special performance of Nights in White Satin, which was broadcast on the French pop show "Bouton Rouge" and is now available for sale and purchase on iTunes.

Bob is 70. That skinny, freewheelin’ kid with the funny voice and the unkempt white man’s ‘Fro, peering out from a dozen early album covers with that indirect, but knowing gaze. The guy who made you feel like maybe you should have paid more attention in English Lit class. It paid off for him.

Eric Clapton featured prominently on guitarist’s long-awaited return

Even by his usual standards –only five solo albums in nearly 35 years—a 13-year-gap in between releases sets a new record for Robbie Robertson—the former lead guitarist and principal songwriter for the Band. As it turns out, the LP, “How to Become Clairvoyant”, has been gestating even longer.

Guitar, pick and assorted ephemera only $20k

For the well-heeled collector, guitar player or Beatle-obsessed fan, a limited edition guitar will be available next month that should send the aforementioned scrambling to secure a second mortgage.  Gretsch Guitar Company has meticulously created 60 replicas of George Harrison’s first professional grade guitar, the 1957 black Gretsch Duo Jet.  Asking price?  $20,000 USD.