Love me do - The Beatles Progress Ben horne and encourages children living in

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Love me do - The Beatles Progress Ben horne and encourages children living inLove Me do The Beatles Progress by Michael Braun First edition first impression paperback from 1964 in VG+ condition, there is underlining on one page, no other internal markings. About The Beatles Progress A behind the scenes look at the Beatles' first British tour in 1963, as well as their historic live appearance at the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium.