Do You Want To Know a Secret? The Beatles Really Got a Hold on Us

More than forty years after the Beatles broke up, a fan can still get a fix on what seems like every street corner. The Fab Four, who took America by storm in the early 1960s, have left an indelible mark on our popular culture. Here, then, are five things you need to know about getting a little bit of John, Paul, George and Ringo in your life.

You Need To Know About a Show at the Mayo Center in Morristown. The Fab Four: The Ultimate Tribute is a multimedia extravaganza featuring Beatles look-a-likes performing the band's biggest hits. It comes to the  on Feb. 25 at 8 p.m.. Tickets range in price from $37-$57.

You Need To Know About Revisiting The Music: The Beatles catalog is now available on iTunes, but you don't need an iPod to enjoy a walk down the long and winding road. Stop by the  Morristown & Morris Township Library  and you can enjoy listening to Abbey Road, Magical Mystery Tour or the nine-disc The Beatles: the Biography.

You Need To Know About The Nook: Barnes and Noble introduced the Nook digital reader a little more than a year ago, but they've already got more than 30 titles on the Beatles. Top sellers include Rolling Stone Magazine's The Beatles 100 Greatest Songs , You Never Give Me Your Money : The Beatles After the Breakup, and Here, There and Everywhere : My Life Recording the Music of the Beatles." Drop by the Morris Plains Barnes and Noble and check it out.

You Need To Know About Beatles' Merchandise: You couldn't buy a Beatle's t-shirt when the band first emerged, the merchandising business being in its infancy, but they're easy to find today. in Morris Plains carries some, as does the local SEars, Walmart, Hot Topic and many other stores. 

You Need To Know About Bringing Out Your Inner Beatle: If you really need an over-the-top dose of the Beatles, you can always head over to the Walmart in Cedar Knolls and pick up the karaoke music called, Forever Hits Beatles, Volume 1.