He work as both a researcher and a consultant on the TV series and even served as right-hand-man to legendary producer George Martin on the three CD releases. His knowledge of the band was eventually acknowledged by the band itself when he was brought in to assist on all aspects of the Beatles Anthology.

He would continue his research by going into group’s radio, TV and film activities to make what many Beatles fans consider to be their bible, The Complete Beatles Chronicle. He was paid by EMI Records to go to the famous Abbey Road Studios to listen to all of the Beatles’ tapes, both the originals and the masters, and then write a book about them. That was only the beginning of his writing career about The Beatles as he followed that book up with The Beatles Recording Sessions. His knowledge of the Beatles is world renowned and he was a long-time researcher for other writers before publishing his first book in the subject, Beatles Live! He would eventually leave that career in 1983 and then embark on a freelance career as he hoped to turn his lifelong interest in the Beatles into his profession. After his education, Mark went to work in several admin positions at the BBC before leaving to pursue a career as the research manager at the trade magazine Music Week. The author was in demand as a researcher and was used as a resource for the television, DVDs, CDs and book of the Beatles own Anthology.

He has written numerous books about the band, including The Beatles: All These Years, Complete Beatles Recording Sessions and The Complete Beatles Chronicle. Mark Lewisohn is an English biographer best known in his role as the world authority on the Beatles.

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