Brian Epstein

The Beatles were signed by EMI in 1962, and Brian Epstein signed on as The Beatles's manager.

Brian Samuel Epstein (19 September 1934 – 27 August 1967)

Brian Samuel Epstein (19 September 1934 – 27 August 1967) was an English music entrepreneur who managed the Beatles.

Allen Klein

After Allen Klein was brought in to be the Beatles' manager Aspinall was dismissed, but reinstated after complaints from the group, and because Klein realised that Aspinall was no threat to Aspinall's control of the company.

Brian Epsteinfirst

Brian Epsteinfirst came into contact with the Beatles in 1961 and became their manager shortly after.

Allan Williams

In 1960, Allan Williams became Beatles' first manager, after they performed in Allan's club Jacaranda.

Epstein

Epstein officially became the manager of the Beatles on 24 January 1962 with the contract signed in Pete's house.

The manager of the Beatles,

Hearing of Penniman's shows, Brian Epstein, manager of The Beatles, asked Don Arden to allow Penniman's band to open for Penniman on some tour dates, to which Penniman agreed.

Brain Epstein

Lonnie Donegan changed the name to The Beatles in 1960, Brain Epstein became the manager in 1962 and Ringo joined later that year.

George Martin

George Martin was in charge of managing the Beatles.

The words ’ ‘Bloody Einstein

Trigger thought The words ‘Bloody Einstein’ were ‘Brian Epstein’ who was The Beatles manager.

By now of course

By now, of course, The Beatles had a new manager, Brian Epstein.

no makeup, hairdresser or stylist– just myself, the Beatles and a camera

There was no makeup, hairdresser or stylist–just myself, the Beatles and a camera,” the iconic Beatles manager Brian Epstein explained.

John Lennon's art-school acquaintance , Ian Sharp,

So when John Lennon's art-school acquaintance, Ian Sharp, outed the Beatles' new manager, Brian Epstein, to Lennon and fellow Beatle Paul McCartney, Epstein's lawyers sent Sharp a letter demanding a retraction.

a Philadelphia label called Swan (home of Freddy Cannon, Link Wray and Link Wray's Ray Men, ) that was willing to take a chance on the group

Fortunately, The Beatles’ manager, Brian Epstein, found a Philadelphia label called Swan (home of Freddy Cannon, Link Wray and Link Wray's Ray Men, and The Rockin’ Rebels) that was willing to take a chance on the group.

a group called Seltaeb (Beatles backwards) in America

The Beatles manager Brian Epstein set up a group in America called Seltaeb (Beatles backwards) to handle the business of merchandise for The Beatles manager Brian Epstein .

by the time onto the show

The Beatles' legendary manager Brian Epstein finagled Ed Sullivan's interest into three TV bookings and a signing with Capitol Records; by the time The Beatles' legendary manager Brian Epstein finally made the time onto the show, The Beatles' legendary manager Brian Epstein were already number one.

another local drummer , Ringo Starr,

the Beatles manager Brian Epstein hired another local drummer, Ringo Starr, and the rest is history.

by Al Brodax , a cartoon producer who wanted to make an American TV cartoon series based on the group and their songs

In 1964, the Beatles manager Brian Epstein was approached by Al Brodax, a cartoon producer who wanted to make an American TV cartoon series based on the group and their songs.

by Les Chadwick Les Maguire

After the Mars company objected to the band’s appropriating the name of the Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein's signature chocolate candy, the Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein became Gerry and the Pacemakers, rounded out by Les Chadwick on bass and Les Maguire on piano.

on bass and on piano

After the Mars company objected to the band’s appropriating the name of the Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein's signature chocolate candy, the Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein became Gerry and the Pacemakers, rounded out by Les Chadwick on bass and Les Maguire on piano.