The untold story can now be told……

In 1962, The Beatles had just gotten signed on to do their first demo playing “PS, I Love You” for Parlophone Records. Cumulative studio fright by all but George, caused the producers to bring in three accomplished studio musicians. Everyone’s careers depended on the success of the first recording. Michael Arrow, drums, Bobby Zuckerman, guitar, George Harrison, guitar, and Jonathan Bassil on bass made up the secret hit men, known internally as the Big Fib Four. Of course, Paul and John were writing the songs, but recording created a unique state of catatonia for our favorite lads.

Culminating with Abbey Road in 1969, the Fab Four and the Fibs, laid down their last collaborative tracks. Now, more than 30 years later and with the royalties expired, the newly named Fibrillators, harkening back to their origins, are finally going public with their own songs. Premonitional hits such as “Google Me”, “What the Hell”, and “Clickin'” are taking the world by storm.

The Fibrillators recently completed their third international tour, which has drawn the attention of both European royalty and riff-raff alike. Rave reviews from their Carnegie Hall performance still reverberate in the streets of New York. Voted #1 secret band of the seventies at the Cleveland Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame was the catalyst for the exposure that led to the revelation to start anew.

Ladies and Gentlemen, after 40 years underground, meet The Fibrillators!