MARK LEWISohn is an English biographer who has earned the reputation as the world authority on the Beatles. His expertise in the field is unmatched, and he has written several books about the iconic band, including "The Beatles: All These Years," "Complete Beatles Recording Sessions," and "The Complete Beatles Chronicle." Lewisohn's work has been highly influential, and his meticulous research has provided valuable insights into the Beatles' music and their lives.
Before embarking on "The Beatles: All These Years," Lewisohn wrote two other bestselling and influential books about the Beatles. "The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions" is a comprehensive guide to the band's recording career, while "The Complete Beatles Chronicle" provides a detailed timeline of the Beatles' activities from their formation in 1957 to their break-up in 1970. Lewisohn's expertise was in high demand, and he worked as a researcher for the Beatles' own Anthology project, contributing to their television, DVDs, CDs, and book.
Lewisohn's involvement in the Beatles' Anthology project demonstrates the level of trust and respect that the band and their associates had in his abilities. His meticulous attention to detail and deep knowledge of the Beatles' music and history made him an invaluable resource for the project. In addition to his work on the Beatles, Lewisohn has been involved in numerous other projects, further solidifying his reputation as a leading authority on the band.
Married with two children, Lewisohn lives in England and continues to work on various projects related to the Beatles. His contributions to the field of Beatles studies are immeasurable, and his books remain essential reading for anyone interested in the band and their music. With his unparalleled expertise and deep knowledge of the Beatles, Lewisohn has established himself as one of the foremost authorities on the band and their music.