Beginning the night of February 9, 1964, John Cherry was a Beatle fan. The group provided the best of music until their breakup in 1970. As solo artists, each Beatle continued to provide excellent music. Cherry makes the case that Paul McCartney was the most successful Beatle and the most successful solo artist from the group. The comparison is appropriately made to John Lennon's work, both as a Beatle and solo artist. The book is largely an in-depth examination of McCartney and Lennon music based on their fan's preferences. It also compares their individual talents and presents the opinions...

"There are many books about The Beatles; few authors can take the reader inside the story like John Cherry. If you read Better Than Lennon, you will want to read this one. Real fans understand that musicians have their up's and down's. John Cherry calls it how it is." Simon Barrett "John has put together another fun, fact-filled book on Paul's solo career. You'll be Amazed at the inspiration for many of Macca's songs. A compelling and fun book " Joe Johnson Host of the nationally syndicated Beatle Brunch radio show - This is John Cherry's third book, following War on U.S. -How Policies and...

Nearly all the "hot button" world and domestic issues, as well as several unique subjects are covered in extensive detail from over ten years of research. Interjected with humor, sarcasm, and strong opinions, road rage, immigration, terrorism, energy, education, religion, the media, insurance, government, music, exercise, smoking, sports personalities, homosexuality and personal relationships are among the subject matter. Catch an "inside look" at the University of North Carolina's athletic operation, and the Carolina-Duke basketball rivalry. The main focus is encouraging Americans to become...