Used. Hardcover. Before they conquered the Ed Sullivan stage and sent teen screams echoing into eternity, the Fab Four were just a band of scruffy Liverpool lads learning their chords in damp cellars. Larry Kane's meticulous chronicle charts this harrowing, seven-year scramble from teenage obscurity to the precipice of global beatmania without losing sight of the human cost behind the harmonies. Packed with over sixty firsthand accounts, this brilliant biography unearths the lucky breaks, brutal heartbreaks, and behind-the-scenes friction that forged rock's greatest lineup. It is a wildly entertaining ticket back to the birth of a phenomenon, reminding us that every revolution has to start somewhere.