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Members: Ludeck Maulis (John), Zbynek Maulis (Paul), Petr Luz (George) & Jiri Tomlinson (Ringo).
Location: Czech Republic
Website: www.thebeatles.cz
Beatlefest Appearances: Liverpool Beatleweek 2003
Biography: (From the Beatleweek 2004 Programme)
The Beatles Revival, who have played over 650 gigs all over Europe since their inception in 1996, made their British debut at last years Beatleweek. They take pride in their fastidious approach to detail - Zbynek is a left-handed bassist, their instruments are all authentic replica's of The Beatles and of course, they have custom-made 'boots and suits'.
Their professionalism has resulted in them being hired as the opening act for many famous names including Joe Cocker, The Rubettes, The Animals and The Smokie, as well as many appearances on European Television. At the annual Estrel Beatles Festival in Berlin, Germany in 2002 they were runners up of the Battle of the Bands contest.
Last year, in Liverpool, The Beatles Revival realised their ambition of meeting Brian Epstein's personal assistant, and former Apple General Manager Alistair Taylor. They considered Alistair to be one of the key figures in the Beatles history, which of course he was, and he will be very sadly missed by The Beatles Revival, and by all of us here at Beatleweek.
As with several other bands we have had here over the years, brothers play the parts of John and Paul - it must be some kind of natural musical rivalry! The Beatles Revival brothers are Ludek and Zbynek Maulis, while Petr Lux is the bands Quiet One and Jiri Tomisin holds them altogether with the steady backbeat of his drums!
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the Sefton Suite, Adelphi Hotel
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Promo
from the Beatleweek 2003 Programme
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With
Spencer Leigh and former Wings saxophonist Howie Casey.
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Cathedral Park, Liverpool
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Outside
the Cavern Club in Mathew Street
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With
Brian Epstein's former Personal Assistant Alistair Taylor
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Beatleweek organiser Bill Heckle
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With
Gav Pring of British Export
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Johnny Silver
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