Monday, March 11, 2013

Finding the music for documentary on Beatles' secretary After doing the impossible. clearing four Beatles recordings for his documentary. Ryan White faced the daunting task of securing the rights for Ketty Lester's No. 5 hit from 1962, "Love Letters." The most obscure song in Good Ol' Freda, the song was one of Freda Kelly's favorites and a record played at the Cavern in Liverpool. Source: Billboard

Saturday, March 9, 2013

Use of Beatles songs in Freda film was thanks for her loyalty One of the makers of "Good O' Freda" has said the fact they were able to license four Beatles songs was because she stayed loyal to them all these years. "She was their longest serving employee. She's had countless offers to do a tell-all book or movie. She's still a working secretary today in Liverpool. She never sold them out." Source: Beatles Examiner

Monday, March 4, 2013

Rock Hall of Fame to screen Freda Kelly documentary "Good Ol' Freda," the film profiling Freda Kelly and her work with the Beatles Fan Club, will be making a stop in Cleveland at a screening sponsored by the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. The film will be screened three times during the Cleveland International Film Festival in April, according to a post on Facebook on Friday by producer Kathy McCabe. Source: Beatles Examiner

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