The site for author, journalist and songwriter Larry Lange.
The Beatles Way: Fab Wisdom for Everyday Life was recently given the digital treatment by publisher Simon & Schuster (and imprint Atria/Beyond Words Publishing).
posted by Larry Lange @ 6:30 AM
How did a few scruffy teens from a working-class seaport become international superstars in two years—along the way creating a legacy of adventure, success, and spirit that shines on even today?
posted by Larry Lange @ 10:43 AM
This month, Larry was a guest on the spiritual talk radio show The Busted Halo. The show's host, Father Dave Dwyer, is an ordained priest, and his Sirius Satellite radio show helps listeners make the connection between faith and everyday life.The focus for the 30-minute interview with Larry was his book The Beatles Way—and how the Fab Four applied spirituality to their lifestyles—and how we all can too.
posted by Larry Lange @ 11:17 AM
Larry recently appeared on the spiritual talk radio show Elaine Smitha's Evolving Ideas. The hour-long interview was taped for broadcast by Gary Null's Progressive Radio Network, and was archived on the PRN site (see the 06/27/06 entry under Elaine Smitha's section). The focus for the hour was Larry's book The Beatles Way—and how the Fab Four's tenents for living apply for all of us in today's chaotic world.
Elaine Smitha is a popular television host in the Northwest region, and author of If You Make the Rules, How Come You're Not Boss?. And Gary Null is, well—Gary Null.
posted by Larry Lange @ 8:02 AM
The Beatles Way: Fab Wisdom for Everyday Life was recently published in French, and is now available from Paris to Montreal! Entitled La Voie des Beatles, and published by Quebec-based company Le Dauphin Blanc, this is the sixth foreign language for The Beatles Way.
posted by Larry Lange @ 1:43 PM
Besides being a perennial seller in the U.S., Larry's book The Beatles Way: Fab Wisdom for Everyday Life has been translated in six foreign languages worldwide: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Italian and French! Stay tuned, more are on the way...
posted by Larry Lange @ 9:33 AM
For the second time, Larry was a guest on the spiritual talk radio show Beyond the Ordinary. The show's hosts Nancy Lorenz & Elena Young have had many terrific guests on their show, from Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra to JZ Knight, and Larry was happy to join such lofty alumni.
posted by Larry Lange @ 2:31 PM
Check out The Jill Spiegel Radio Show on FM107, based in Minneapolis. Larry was a regular guest on Saturdays on this inspiring personal-growth show. Jill's an author herself and she's appeared on Oprah and the Today show.
posted by Larry Lange @ 1:51 PM
As an admirer of the film "What the Bleep Do We Know?", Larry knows a bit about the quantum world and its effects on consciousness. In 1998, he wrote a forward-thinking article for an engineering newspaper on the subject.The piece, Here They Come: Mind-Matter Devices Heading To Market, is posted on Jeff Rense's Sightings, and holds up today.
posted by Larry Lange @ 6:54 AM
Since 1972, Larry's been a major Raspberries fan. Happily, the Rab4 (as he likes to call them) went back on tour last year with all four pioneering members, including Eric Carmen. Capitol Records even put out another 'best of' CD last year.
posted by Larry Lange @ 7:16 AM
Perhaps the best pop-rock band which never got their due during their heyday is the Chicago-based quartet Pezband. But happily, this amazing group has seen the re-release of their three superb albums from the late '70s, and there's a rumor buzzing around that the group may even reunite!
posted by Larry Lange @ 1:30 AM
Larry Lange is author of The Beatles Way: Fab Wisdom for Everyday Life. As a journalist, Lange has written and reported for the world's leading business and technology publishers CNET and CMP Media. He's also written for newspapers and magazines such as Newsday, Forbes ASAP and CFO; and for the music publications Hit Parader, Mix and Discoveries. In the '90s, Larry worked as a staff songwriter for a major publishing company, and wrote the hit "No Matter What" for George LaMond on Columbia. The song was covered by Dark Latin Groove (DLG) as "No Morira," and went many times platinum, winning Larry the ASCAP Award for "Most Played Song of the Year." For more about Larry's work as a business and technology journalist, go to his TechJourno website.
