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This is an apostrophe podcast production. This is an apostrophe podcast production. Beatleology

Back in the late 90s, I was one of the co-founders of a magazine called Beetleology.

It was a magazine dedicated to Beatle fans and collectors.

We talked to top collectors from around the world and auction houses,

as well as celebrity collectors and people who knew and worked with the Beatles.

Here's an interview from that time that I think you'll really enjoy.

In 1999, Bruce Springsteen and the East Street band were on a reunion tour.

The band hadn't played together live since 1988 when Bruce broke up the band so he could pursue a decade of solo work.

But in 1999 and spilling into the year 2000, Bruce got the band back together.

He said it was more of a revival than a reunion.

And on May 3rd and 4th in the year 2000,

Springsteen and the East Street band played two nights in Toronto.

On the third, I interviewed drummer Max Weinberg.

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