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Glen Burtnik (Lefty Weekling) is a platinum and gold record awarded song writer, having composed songs for John Waite, Styx, Randy Travis, Marshall Crenshaw, Patty Smyth and Don Henley. Glen started his career portraying Paul McCartney in the Broadway production of Beatlemania, and went on to perform as a member of major national acts including Styx, Electric Light Orchestra, and the Fab Faux. Renowned for his knowledge and love of The Beatles' music, Glen is currently musical director for high-production "Beatle Bash" theatre shows, and also appears at Beatles conventions throughout the U.S.A. Bob Burger (Zeek Weekling) is also gold record song writer whose credits include Styx, Donnie Iris, HBO pictures, Kasim Sulton and others. Bob has performed with the likes of Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel and Jon Bon Jovi, as well as with Glen Burtnik in numerous Beatles Bash shows. John Merjave (Rocky Weekling) is a longstanding member of the "BeatleFest" house band and other national shows performing with Billy Preston, Donovan, Denny Laine and many others. Dave Anthony (Ramblin' Dave Weekling) is a master of the "Ringo" drumming style, and is a highly sought studio/live drummer having performed with such greats as Billy Joel, Dennis DeYoung, John Waite and Joan Osborne. The quartet known as "The Weeklings" perform the music of The Beatles with infectious passion and enthusiasm. As professional musicians that have appeared and collaborated with many high profile national artists, they bring a level of precision and authenticity rarely matched in any performance of The Beatles music!

Track Listing

Bonus Materials

• Songs written by John Lennon /Paul McCartney and George Harrison that were not on Beatle albums

Sales Points

• Beatle fans know of these songs, but have only heard 'snippits' on bootlegs or anthologies

Press Quotes

Nicely done my friend! 'Little Tease' was my favorite. All tunes sounded straight from the early '60's. OK, which are Lennon-McCartney and which are Burtnik-Burger? I wont even venture a guess.

     —Donnie Iris, Recording Artist

The Weeklings' new album is a step back in time to the heady days of Merseybeat in Liverpool, with echoes of The Beatles and The Searchers especially, with those chiming guitars and close harmonies. Some fantastic songs in the true sound of 1960s

     —David Bedford, Liverpool Rock Historian