Pete Shotton
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 6 years ago |
Date of birth | August 4,1941 |
Zodiac sign | Leo |
Born | Liverpool |
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Date of died | March 24,2017 |
Died | Knutsford |
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Founded | Fatty Arbuckle's |
Music groups | The Quarrymen |
Groups | The Quarrymen |
Books | John Lennon in My Life |
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ID | 664733 |
Pete Shotton Life story
Peter Shotton was an English businessman and former washboard player. He is known for his long friendship with John Lennon of The Beatles. He was a member of The Quarrymen, the precursor of the Beatles, and remained close to the group during their career.
The Beatles: John Lennon's Liverpool home sells for £280k
... " To see John, Paul, George, Pete Shotton, Ivan Vaughan, my mother and probably a couple of hangers-on scrambling around inside, trying to find a place to sit, was like a comedy act...
The Beatles: the Quarrymen photo appears on the Fab Four's split-year anniversary
... Lennon formed the skiffle and rock n roll group beginning in 1957, in addition to Rod Davis and Pete Shotton, Colin Hanton, Eric Griffiths and Len Garry...
The Beatles: John Lennon's Liverpool home sells for £280k
The home of John Lennon 's mother, which was dubbed The House of Sin, has fetched nearly £280,000 at auction.
Omega Auctions said the three-bedroom house on Blomfield Road in Liverpool sold for £279,500.
A spokesman for the Auction House said it was purchased by a UK buyer who " bought it for their daughter who is a big Beatles fan".
Lennon and Sir Paul Mccartney rehearsed at The House in their first band The Quarrymen .
Lennon's beloved mother Julia lived in the home with her husband John " Bobby" Dykins from 1950 until her death in 1958, with The Singer 's sisters Julia Baird and Jacqueline Dykins .
In her book Imagine This, Ms Baird wrote of their mother: " I shall never forget the hilarious bathroom Jam Sessions she shared with the budding Beatles.
" The Bathroom in our little house in Blomfield Road was probably one of the smallest in Britain.
" To see John, Paul, George, Pete Shotton , Ivan Vaughan , My Mother and probably a couple of hangers-on scrambling around inside, trying to find a place to sit, was like a comedy act. "
Lennon was a frequent visitor to The House in Allerton while living about a mile-and-a-half-away with his Aunt Mimi in Menlove Avenue, who dubbed the property The House of Sin.
Auctioneer Paul Fairweather previously said the property was of " huge historical importance".
Source of news: bbc.com