1965 Tony Barrow NEMS Press Officer Moving Notification Bob Wooler Collection

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1965 Tony Barrow NEMS Press Officer Moving Notification Bob Wooler Collection:
$6.50

Item Description A piece of personal Tony Barrow letterhead paper that was sent to associates to inform them that he and his wife had moved house on 15th July 1965, the paper provides their new address and telephone number. Tony Barrow was employed by Brian Epstein as a press officer to The Beatles as well as other NEMS artists. The sheet measures 20.25cm x 25.25cm (8 inches x 9.9 inches). It has a small stain on the top and bottom corner. The condition of the sheet is very good.

The letter is from the collection of former Cavern Club compère Bob Wooler.
Bob was a pivotal figure in the Merseyside music scene. His initial involvement with Merseybeat came via a local skiffle group named The Mars Bars who later became Gerry And The Pacemakers. Bob found his niche as a compère at the Cavern, it was in this role that he made his greatest contribution to popularising Merseybeat. He is most notable for being instrumental in introducing Brian Epstein to The Beatles on his visit to the Cavern on 9th November 1961. He introduced The Beatles on countless occasions during their 292 appearances at the club from 21st March 1961 to their last appearance on 3rd August 1963 and became a great local ambassador for the group, helping to develop and consolidate their popularity on Merseyside. Bob acted as a booking agent for The Cavern until 1967 (the club had folded on 27th February 1966 to re-open four months later). He continued to book acts and promote gigs in and around Liverpool for the rest of the 60s and into the 70s and was active throughout the 80s in organising and contributing to Beatles conventions in the UK. Bob could frequently be seen at the Annual Liverpool Beatles Convention chatting to fans and enthralling them with stories from the 60s. Right until the end of his life Bob remained fiercely proud of his roots and of both The Beatles and of Liverpool’s contribution to popular music and culture. Bob Wooler died on 8th February 2002 in Liverpool.

Grading System Explained Mint = As new. Near mint = Almost like new with one or two very minor flaws. Excellent = Minor wear yet looks attractive and is perfectly usable . Very Good = Some wear and tear but overall presentable and usable. Good = Apparent wear and tear but with obvious deterioration of the condition. Poor = Extremely worn. A plus or minus after the grading indicates that the condition is marginally higher or lower than the stated grade

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