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Mark Hudson (pictured above), Ringo's record producer and musician in his own right, was excited to be interviewed by Daytrippin' for the Summer 2003 (#23) issue.
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New Jersey Courier
News (February 2004) Love
fests and Beatle boosters
E! Online News
(February 2004) Beatlemania Turns
40
Discoveries
Magazine (August 2003) The cover story about A Hard
Day's Night in "Discoveries" magazine (Aug. 2003 issue) is
by Daytrippin' contributor, Ken Michaels, with photos by
JoAnn Michaels. This article originally appeared in
Daytrippin'
Issue 21/Winter 2003.
It features an interview with Victor Spinetti and Martin
Lewis.
USA Today (March
30, 2001) In an article by Edna
Gundersen called, "The Beatles: The magical mystery lure"
Trina Yannicos, editor and publisher of Daytrippin' was
quoted:
The online version of this
story also appeared in
In a secton called "Light Reading", writer Douglas Wolk discusses 4 popular fan magazines including Backstreets (devoted to Bruce Springsteen), Uptown (devoted to Prince), East End Lights (devoted to Elton John), and DAYTRIPPIN'!!! The excerpt highlighting Daytrippin' from page 98 is shown below:
Letters submitted to Daytrippin': I was very impressed with Issue #10 (Spring 2000) of Daytrippin'. In reading the issue, the magazine reminds me a lot of Barb Fenick's The Write Thing, one of the first great Beatles fanzines back in the '70's. There really is a need for a real fan-oriented Beatles publication. We [Beatlefan] cover the news and history, Beatlology covers collecting, Good Day Sunshine . . . well, they cover year-old news (when it's published). So there really is a need for a Beatles publication in the spirit of The Write Thing, the late Joe Pope's Strawberry Fields Forever, and GDS, in the days when Charles Rosenay published it, and Daytrippin' is well on the way to filling that need. Al Sussman, Executive
Editor
Congratulations on a good-looking and well-written magazine! I LOVED the story of the high school class that wasn't allowed tose "Imagine" in 1972 as their class song--it's a gem (Issue No. 1). And the Astrid Kirchherr story was excellent. My check for a subscription is in the mail. Jon Wiener
I enjoyed my interview with Marshall Terrill (Issue #7). Without a doubt it was the most intellectual discussion I have done to date. I really enjoy Daytrippin' and I'm sure it will carry on as THE great new Beatles' fanzine for the new millennium. R. Gary Patterson
Testimonials from Daytrippin' readers The following are letters that were submitted to Daytrippin' from its readers:
Picked up your Spring 1999 issue (#6) awhile back at a Borders here locally and enjoyed it greatly. I love the look and the style of the magazine along with some of the unique features you include. Since I subscribe and write for a number of other Beatle publications, it's nice to see a fresh new face out in the crowd that doesn't look repetitive or the same as some of the other ones. Keep up the great work! Jeff J.
Happily we received Issue 5 just last week. We enjoyed reading it so much thtat we decided that we now need to have all the previous issues that we have missed. Daytrippin' is a wonderful magazine, and I can tell that it is put together with love. We appreciate all of the time and energy that is put into this publication. We especially like reading Martin Lewis' column, "Beatle-ly Incorrect." Keep those great issues coming! Mary Ann and Gary S.
I wanted to say how impressed I was with the quality of Daytrippin'. I already subscribe to several Beatles publications around the world and I think that Daytrippin' is already among the best ever published! Jean-Pierre
Daytrippin' is absolutely fantastic!! Keep up the excellent work. I will definitely remain a subscriber as long as Daytrippin' is being published. Thanks again!! Brian R.
I'd just like to say how happy I was to get the latest issue of Daytrippin'. It's so great to have something us younger fans can relate to. I love how the articles don't dwell on the wealth of Beatles merchandise and how much each piece is worth. It's refreshing to read about the music and the people behind the music. You've proven to me that I'm not the onlyh one who likes the Beatles for their music and not their autographs. KEEP BAGISM ALIVE!! Jackie C.
Keep up the good work! Daytrippin' gets better with every new issue. My 16-year-old son is writing a report on "the lads" for school. I just think that is so cool, and Daytrippin' is helping him. Julia M.
Daytrippin' is a first rate periodical. Very pleased! Thanks to the classified ad I placed in your last issue, I got the Harrison-Lennon acoustic guitar I'd been looking for. It is my hope to meet your staff at a future Beatles convention! R. Carl R.
The Special 2000 Collectors issue of Daytrippin' (#9) was really great! I had voted the "Let it Be" cover as my favorite album cover in the readers poll and there it was on the new 2000 issue! Mark C.
As usual, I thoroughly enjoyed your most recent issue. The magazine is very professionally presented and packed with interesting and useful information that's hard to find elsewhere. Sean P. F.
I just wanted to say that I loved your tribute to Linda McCartney in Issue #3 (Summer 1998). I thought it was very moving and complimentary to her. It showed that she was not only Paul McCartney's wife, but an extraordinary person in her own right. Gwendolyn S.
I found information regarding your fanzine on the internet and was impressed, as well as pleased, with the quality of the article "Listen to These Pictures in Issue #5. I look forward to receiving Daytrippin' in the near future. Susan D.
I love your magazine! It is so cool. It keeps me up to date on a lot of Beatles things that I haven't heard about yet. Erin J.
I am 15 years old and am a HUGE Beatles fan. I am really glad that my parents subscribed to this magazine for me (it was a present). I loved your article on the "Paul is Dead" story (Issue #7). In fact, I got so interested in it that I went out and bought the book you discussed, The Walrus Was Paul. It was so good!! Thanks a lot for all the information you've given to all us Beatle fans!! Love, Anne |
Launched
in 1997, Daytrippin' proved itself to be the "must-read"
for Beatles fans of all ages. From the start, Daytrippin'
stood out among the array of fan magazines due to its
high-caliber visual and editorial appeal 
New
York Daily News (December 5, 2005)
