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	Mal Evans Bio and Diary
		Mal Evans was shot and killed by the Los Angeles police on January 5, 1976, when the police mistakenly thought that the air pistol he was holding was an actual revolver.
		Mal's life was settled, mundane and ordinary; nobody could have predicted that the bizarre twists and turns of his life in the next 15 years would lead to a premature and avoidable death at the hands of the police in California.
		Mal had been killed by an officer of the Los Angeles Police Department, who had been called to a disturbance at his home in LA after it had been reported that he had been brandishing a weapon, which may or may not have been an air rifle.
	beatlesnumber9.com /mal.html (4589 words)

	Mal Evans
		Evans was working as a communications technician for the Post Office in 1962 when he first heard the Beatles perform at the Cavern Club.
		Evans drove the van for the band on tour, set up and tested their equipment, and then packed it all up again.
		A despondent Evans was tragically shot and killed by the Los Angeles police on January 5, 1976, due to the police mistakenly thought the air pistol he was holding was a real revolver.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ma/Mal_Evans.html (204 words)

	Mal Evans - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Evans was working as a communications technician for the Post Office in 1962 when he first heard The Beatles perform at Liverpool's Cavern Club.
		Evans was shot and killed by John Lennon on January 5, 1976, when he mistakenly believed that Evans was holding was an actual Revolver, when in reality it was just an autographed copy of the Beatles album.
		Mal Evans was shot and killed by the Los Angeles police on January 5, 1976, when the police mistakenly thought that the air pistol he was holding was an actual revolver.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mal_Evans (538 words)

	Mal Evans - Biography - AOL Music
		Aspinall and Evans were probably, aside from manager Brian Epstein, the two people most apt to be in the Fab Four's company from 1963 to 1966, the most intense years of their international fame.
		Evans was a 27-year-old telecommunications engineer at the post office in Liverpool when he came across the Beatles by accident in 1962.
		Evans was responsible, among other things, for driving their equipment to gigs, setting it up, testing it, and packing it up.
	music.aol.com /artist/mal-evans/74639/biography (890 words)

	Mal Evans - Definition, explanation
		Evans was working as a communications technician for the Post Office in 1962 when he first heard the Beatles perform at Liverpool's Cavern Club.
		Evans drove the van for the band on tour, set up and tested their equipment, and then packed it all up again.
		Evans was shot and killed by the Los Angeles police on January 5, 1976, when the police mistakenly thought that the air pistol he was holding was an actual revolver.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/m/ma/mal_evans.php (367 words)

	Internet Beatles Album - Mal Evans Portfolio
		It was mild-mannered and friendly Mal who interacted with the excited crowd before the show while the Beatles stayed in their dressing room.
		Mal was the only person of the Beatles family to attend Paul and Linda's wedding in 1969.
		After the dissolution of the Beatles, Mal moved to Los Angeles, and died tragically on January 5, 1976 in a misunderstanding with the police because he had a gun.
	www.beatlesagain.com /bmal.html (745 words)

	Mal Evans. . . - BeatleLinks Fab Forum
		Mal and Lil were divorced in '75, and he apparently felt cut off from everything.
		Frances was terrified because Mal had retreated to the upstairs bedroom with Frances' 4 yr old daughter, still holding the rifle.
		The autopsy indicated Mal was neither drunk nor was he under any but a therapeutical dosage of Valium...
	www.beatlelinks.net /forums/showthread.php?t=72 (425 words)

	Harry Nilsson Web Pages
		Mal Evans was a friend of the Beatles and became their road manager.
		On January 4, 1976, Evans's girlfriend Fran Hughes called John Hoernle and asked him to come to the apartment she shared with Evans at 8122 West 4th Street.
		I got a call from his [Mal Evans's] girlfriend, who said she was in jail and was being held as a material witness and that the police had just shot Mal to death.
	www.harrynilsson.com /about-mal-evans.html (675 words)

	Badfinger MP3 Downloads - Badfinger Music Downloads - Badfinger Music Videos
		First Mal Evans, the Beatles' longtime roadie -- and a friend of the Iveys' manager -- took up their cause, followed by Peter Asher, the head of A&R for the label.
		This error was a result of many problems: Neophyte producer Mal Evans, who lacked the confidence to assert any judgment, a manager who liked those old-style numbers, and the group's inexperience.
		Evans, Molland, and Gibbins had an on-again/off-again relationship, and at different times were fronting rival groups exploiting the Badfinger legacy; the legal conflicts proved almost insoluble, as the members themselves disagreed with each other.
	www.mp3.com /badfinger/artists/3029/biography.html (2869 words)

	Baddex
		In 1970 he was very suspicious of Mal Evans whom he thought were planning to take over Badfinger from him, so he arranged that Evans never came to work with the band again.
		In 1968 Mal Evans brought a tape of Iveys recordings to the Apple offices and both Derek Taylor and Paul McCartney were impressed them.
		In 1975 Evans was killed by the police under influece of drugs and holding a Winchester replica rifle in his hands.
	www.angelfire.com /nv/Badfinger/Dexmain.html (4279 words)

	Biography for Mal Evans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mal discovered Badfinger and signed them a record deal with Apple, the Beatles' record company.
		Mal was an executive of Apple until he was sacked by Allen Klein in 1970
		Mal and his wife were estranged from 1973 up to his death in 1976
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0263006/bio (433 words)

	The Iveys - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Evans, in particular, was sold on the band and began bringing the group's demo recordings to Apple's offices, and by May of 1968 the Beatles were ready to sign the group, with a contract drawn up and executed in July.
		One of the demos that they submitted, Tom Evans' "Maybe Tomorrow," became their debut single, released in November of 1968 -- for reasons that nobody could ever explain, it never charted in England and never made the American Top 40, stalling at number 67.
		The single -- with vocals by Tom Evans -- would become everything that they needed, reaching the Top Five in England and the Top Ten in America, and the band cut a handful more tracks of their own for the film soundtrack and the accompanying album.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,447842,00.html (1158 words)

	The Beatles Bad Handwroter Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mal Evans' notebook, compiled during 1967-68, which includes a draft by Paul McCartney of the lyrics for 'Hey Jude' comprising sixteen lines in red ink (one in Mal's hand), with several differences to the recorded lyric including 'bow down to the plasticine bananas' (click here to see the lyric sheet).
		This unique book clearly reflects the integral role Mal played at the heart of the Beatles' organisation; it provides a fascinating view into an eighteen-month or so period of the group's career and encapsulates many of the significant events within that time.
		On the dates of both of these entries the Beatles were at the Abbey Road studios and it is tempting to think that Mal whiled away some of these through-the-night sessions by putting pen to paper.
	www.angelfire.com /rock/beatlescripts/article113.html (886 words)

	A&E November 7 - November 13: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Lily Evans, who is 60 years old, has been working as a secretary since her husband died 21 years ago.
		Now he says he plans to meet with Evans to arrive at an arrangement by which she is "taken care of" -- hopefully, that's not a veiled reference to the British mafia.
		Sir Paul's legal claim is that although it was Mal Evans' job to pick up after the Beatles, the fact that he had the scrap of paper in his hand at one point didn't give him ownership.
	www.mndaily.com /ae/Print/1997/03/st/odd.html (453 words)

	Discussion Forum: WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MAL? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mal Evans, who died 29 years ago after allegedly brandishing a rifle during a domestic row, said he helped Sir Paul McCartney write the title track to Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
		Evans also claimed he helped to compose Fixing a Hole — or Where the Rain Comes In, as he called it — as McCartney sat at a piano in the Beatle’s home.
		Evans was a phone engineer in Liverpool in the early 1960s when he first saw the Beatles perform at the Cavern Club.
	www.petebest.com /forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=9&TopicID=493&PagePosition=1 (374 words)

	The Love You Make (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Brian, Neil, Mal, and the Beatles had just finished a room-service dinner around the dining room table when Dylan appeared in the doorway.
		He had Mal Evans follow him around the hotel suite, writing down every thing he said.
		Mal Evans kept these notes - ludicruous pontifications in retrospect - with him up until the time of his death in Los Angeles in 1976.
	www.expectingrain.com /dok/int/theloveyoumake.html (1192 words)

	MAL EVANS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Often referred to as the 'gentle giant', Evans was working as a bouncer at the Cavern Club when Brian Epstein offered him a job hauling equipment for the Beatles in 1963.
		When the band stopped touring, Evans became a personal assistant and later an Apple executive.
		He is said to have contributed lyrics to "Fixing A Hole" and also discovered Apple recording artists Badfinger and produced their hit single "No Matter What".
	www.geocities.com /penneylayne/bio/evans.html (122 words)

	WhatGoesOn.com - Do You Want to Know a Suitcase?
		Nicknamed "Big Mal," Evans always seemed as much a friend as he was an employee of the Beatles.
		Evans was so "Beatle in-crowd" that he was one of the few outsiders the band actually let perform on its recordings.
		Evans met an untimely end on Jan. 6, 1976, when he was shot to death by Los Angeles police after brandishing an air rifle during a scuffle with his girlfriend at his rented duplex.
	www.whatgoeson.com /story.20040720.html (706 words)

	Beatles Memorabilia Mystery Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		For almost 30 years the “Mal Evans archive” has been considered the Holy Grail of Beatles collections, inspiring fans in a worldwide search.
		Evans, who worked as a roadie, sound recordist and musician for the Beatles, amassed a large collection of the group’s memorabilia during his life and brought it together in the mid-1970s to write his memoirs.
		Evans was a technician for the Post Office in 1962 when he first heard the Beatles at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.
	home.onemain.com /~moriarty/beatles.html (829 words)

	Our Brown County: Featured Stories
		I get Mal on the line and in the middle of the conversation he says, `Are you going to see the Boys anywhere?' I said, `Yes, we have tickets to Chicago.' He said, `Why don't you stop by and see us after the show?'
		Mal said, `I'll be right back.' I sat down on the bed as the door opened and just like a flash, in comes Paul McCartney.
		Apparently Evans, depressed and fighting alcohol addiction after the breakup of the Beatles and of his marriage, had foolishly pointed an unloaded shotgun at two Los Angeles Police Officers.
	www.ourbrowncounty.com /0100s1.htm (1558 words)

	:: MWEB Music ::
		It is thought to be the long-lost archive of Mal Evans, a close associate of the Beatles throughout the band's career, and experts said the collection of around 400 photographs, concert programmes and sealed tapes marked "Abbey Road" could contain previously unheard Beatles songs.
		After the Beatles announced their split in 1970, Evans moved to Los Angeles, where in 1976 he was shot dead by police after brandishing an unloaded rifle following a row with his girlfriend.
		McCartney claimed that the lyrics were picked up by Mal Evans as part of his duties as a Beatles employee and were held on behalf of the Beatles.
	new.mweb.co.za /music/music_story.jsp?content=122931 (597 words)

	USATODAY.com - Expert says 'lost' Beatles trove is fake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Times had said some experts believed the collection was the lost "Mal Evans archive," originally belonging to the Beatles' roadie and sound recordist.
		Evans was killed by police in Los Angeles in 1976 after brandishing a fake gun.
		Evans traveled with the band from the early 1960s and amassed a collection that would be worth millions if it turned up, Nash said.
	www.usatoday.com /life/music/news/2004-08-19-beatles-fake_x.htm (735 words)

	CBC.ca Arts - Let it be: Beatles treasure called a fake
		There was speculation that the collection had belonged to the late Mal Evans, the band's roadie and sound engineer.
		In 1976, Evans was shot and killed by Los Angeles police after he brandished a fake gun.
		Evans travelled with the band starting in the early 1960s, he said, and "used to pick up the rubbish in the studio," including handwritten notes and lyrics.
	www.cbc.ca /arts/story/2004/08/19/beatlesfake040819.html (1369 words)

	Encuentran tesoro de los Beatles : Encuentran tesoro de los Beatles
		La maleta podría pertenecer a Mal Evans, ayudante del cuarteto de Liverpool y, según los expertos, supone el mayor tesoro de recuerdos de The Beatles, publica hoy el diario The Times.
		Evans, que trabajó como ayudante de gira, grabador de sonido y músico para el cuarteto de Liverpool, reunió una amplia colección del grupo, que se daba por perdida desde que su dueño murió en 1976 tras recibir un disparo en una redada policial.
		Mal Evans escuchó por primera vez a los Beatles en 1962 y pronto pasó a ser el ayudante de gira de la banda, a la que llevó en su caravana.
	www.univision.com /content/content.jhtml?cid=421936 (491 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Music \| Beatles suitcase 'full of fakes'
		The collection had been thought to have belonged to former Beatles sound recordist Mal Evans, who died in 1976 after being shot by police in Los Angeles.
		But Mr Nash said many of the items in the suitcase appeared to be fakes, including ticket stubs for the band's appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show and the premiere of A Hard Day's Night which were reproduced from images that appeared in a book.
		Evans completed a book about the band, but the manuscript was lost after his death.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/music/3579976.stm (376 words)

	GeorgeHarrison.com :: View topic - Diary extracts from Mal Evans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Mal feels under appreciated, under paid and sadly, shuned by Paul.
		Mal's story is heartbreaking right to his tragic death.
		I realize all the fabs could have been more attentive to Mal but at least he continued his friendship with the other three.
	www.georgeharrison.com /board/viewtopic.php?t=5046&highlight= (824 words)

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