The Beatles: George Harrison’s mother was ‘disgusted’ by screaming fans

the mother of George Harrison I didn’t like the screams of the fans at the concerts of Beatles. Louise French disclosed in a letter sent to Janet Gray — a fan of the quartet — who was “disgusted” by the public, according to the BBC News (via NME).

Louise It is Janet they exchanged some 25 letters between 1963 and 1966, and these letters will be available for purchase at the Liverpool Beatles Memorabilia auction on 26 August.

In a response, the mother of George said she was “disgusted by the way self-styled fans screamed” at a concert by Beatles in Manchester. “No one with any sense would pay or queue for a ticket only to sit and scream and not be able to hear any sound coming from the stage. I was so embarrassed to be a woman,” she added. This letter is valued between 100 and 150 pounds.

Louise French still gave advice to gray. “I hope you try and remember your mom is your best friend,” she wrote. “Thank God I get along with my four children and they with each other”.

According to Beatles Story, Louise and the father of George, Harold, “invited fans to their house and loved talking to them about their son’s success”. The Beatle’s mother, who died aged 59 in 1970, has responded to numerous letters from fans around the world.

In another letter, dated August 14, 1966, Louise said: “I hope the boys have a successful tour in America, despite the rumors we’ve heard”. She was referring to the controversial speech by John Lennon that compared The Beatles to Jesus. The musician stated during an interview with Evening Standard that the Beatles is “more popular than Jesus”.