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When Joshua Wolf Shenk’s book Powers Of Two: Finding The Essence Of Innovation In Creative Pairs was published in 2014, Michael Gerber, Devin McKinney and I each wrote a post about it. Since Shenk’s book has come up in recent comments, I thought I’d bring those posts back to the forefront.
You can read take 1 here, take 2 here, and take 3 here. Add your own take in the comments!
Related posts:
Dullblog’s Greatest Hits
A Secret History of The Beatles?
Albert Goldman and Hunter Davies on Beatles Biographies
Norman and Goldman and Sentimentality
Phil Rickman’s “December”: Wrestling with Lennon’s ghost
John Lennon on Allen Klein, 1973
Kate Powers on McBroom Photo
Two takes on the Beatles
Fool’s Goldman: Reliving “The Lives of John Lennon”
Book Review: “The Beatles’ Second Album”
George Harrison: Early Takes: Volume 1
Abbey Road, the Best Non-Beatles Album Made by the Beatles
Thanks for these links. I love this book and ordered a copy off Amazon (it was actually a library copy, originally). For those that never read it but are curious, there are a series of excerpts on Slate called “Inside the Lennon/McCartney Connection”. Shenk also wrote a long article for The Atlantic for further reading.
The Beatles get a mention in this new Bob Dylan song Murder Most Foul
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NbQkyvbw18