Shitty bands?

Please list them..

Incubus
Kings of Leon
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Counting Crows
Sublime
Dave Matthews
Led Zeppelin

 
  On  Last  FM.  The  Rolling  Stones  only   had  80  members  of  their  fan  group  in  2007,  The  Beatles  had  over  2,000  which  is  now  over  11,000 and  the  average  age  of  fans  is  22    more  guys  than  girls  and  they  are  from  all  over  the  world! 
 

In  2006,2007  and  2008  The  Beatles were  the # 1  most listened music artists   on  Last.FM and  they  are very popular on YouTube  and  Rate  Your  Music  where  many  male and  female  fans in  their  teens and  20's  call  them  The  Greatest  Rock  Band  Ever!
 

The  Beatles  are  still  rightfully    regarded   by  most  people,most  rock  critics,and  many  other  music  and  rock  artists  as  The   most  creative,innovative,and  prolific  rock  band  ever!
 
 
 
The  Beatles   wrote  *plenty*   of  great  rock  songs including  hard  rock   on  The  White  Album  and  Abbey  Road    and   as  many  have  rightfully  pointed  out   Paul  invented  heavy  metal  with  his 1968    song  Helter  Skelter  and  people  have  also  said  John's  I  Want  You  She's  So  Heavy   on  Abbey  road  was  also  one  of  the  first  heavy  metal   songs.
 
 
 
 
Even  in  their  early  days  they  wrote   some  great  rockers  that  were   very  rocky  for  the  times, as  The  All  Music  Guide   said,in  their  very  good  review  of  Past  Masters  Volume  1   that  they  proved  they  could  rock  really   really  hard,with  John's  I  Feel  Fine   from  late  1964  which  featured  the   very  recorded   feedback  guitar  on  a  rock  song,and  Paul's  great  blues  rocker,She's  A  Woman   also  from  late  1964,and  what  they  called the  peerless  I'm  Down   which  is  Paul's  screaming  rocker  from   mid  1965  which  they  performed  even  harder   rocking, and   screaming   in   August  1965   at  Shea   Stadium.
 
 

Also  John's  You  Can't   Do  That  from  early  1964,is  a  great  rock  song, so   is   Day  Dripper,Paperback  Writer,  And  You're  Bird  Can  Sing, She  Said  She  Said,Taxman,Oh Darling,Hey Bulldog  etc!

 
 
Even  in  their  early  days  they  wrote   some  great  rockers  that  were   very  rocky  for  the  times, as  The  All  Music  Guide   said,in  their  very  good  review  of  Past  Masters  Volume  1   that  they  proved  they  could  rock  really   really  hard,with  John's  I  Feel  Fine   from  late  1964  which  featured  the   very  recorded   feedback  guitar  on  a  rock  song,and  Paul's  great  blues  rocker,She's  A  Woman   also  from  late  1964,and  what  they  called the  peerless  I'm  Down   which  is  Paul's  screaming  rocker  from   mid  1965  which  they  performed  even  harder   rocking, and   screaming   in   August  1965   at  Shea   Stadium.
 
 

Also  John's  You  Can't   Do  That  from  early  1964,is  a  great  rock  song, so   is   Day  Dripper,Paperback  Writer,  And  You're  Bird  Can  Sing, She  Said  She  Said,Taxman,Oh Darling,Hey Bulldog  etc!

To those who listed Led Zeppelin you are totally right! I'm not saying they aren't very good musicians because that would be ignorant to deny it,but it doesn't matter because it just means they played their very sh*tty sounding "music" very well!
 

They are one of the few bands or artists that I can't stand to listen to for even a half of a second,I have to get up off of my chair and turn them off immediately before I smash my 3 year old very good stereo receiver into a million pieces!They make Van Halen sound like a fantastic band and actually some of their songs from the late 70's-early 80's are kind of good and I don't have to turn the radio station.
 
 
I'm not alone in this either I have found many people even many heavy metal fans who hate them too,many of these people have said they hate Robert Plant's often screaching and screaming "vocals",banging around noise with no creative artistic quality,no beautiful melodies and harmonies,some say that a lot of Robert Plant's lyrics are simple like a teen boy wrote them,and that they ripped off many blues riffs from old blues songs.
 
 
 
Rolling Stone was right about not liking Led Zeppelin in the first place,you should have stuck to it!
 
 
There is an online interview with John Mendelssohn in rockcritics.com in which he was asked if his feelings about Led Zeppelin 2 had changed,(he gave a bad review to their first album that was published in his college newspaer and Rolling Stone too) and he said certainly not and that he hates it more confidently than he did at the time.He said all that infernal screaching! All of that showing off on the guitar! And he also said all of those interminable versions of Joan Biaz songs! And not a trace of the things he adores(this is what I hate about them too!)melody,vocal harmony,expressive musicianship and intelligence or at least wit.That is everything The Beatles had,even though their early lyrics were simple their chords, and their arrangements,were not,and they always had beautiful melodies and harmonies and creative quality in their music even in a lot of their rock songs
 
 
He said that he always believed that for an act to be ultra-delux,it need not only sound terrific but look terrific too as Elvis,The Beatles and the early Who all did.
 

I have had the misfortune to hear at least 8 or more Led Zeppelin songs,and I don't judge bands based on only hearing a few bad songs,and even if I ever heard any Led Zeppelin songs I liked it wouldn't change my strong dislike of them because out of those 8 or more songs,2 are just OK but the others are so dreadful! Their songs Black Dog,Whole Lotta Love and Rock and Roll are unbearably terrible,in rock and roll they just have banging around noise with no creative quality (as they do in most of their "music" I have heard,) and Robert Plant screams like a retarted monkey.If this what rock and roll is all about we are all in big trouble!
 

Cream,The Doors,The Who,Jimi Hendrix  Band Company all had good songs,they are a million times better than Led Zeppelin & The Beatles are a Zillion times better!

 
 
There is an online interview with John Mendelssohn in rockcritics.com in which he was asked if his feelings about Led Zeppelin 2 had changed,(he gave a bad review to their first album that was published in his college newspaer and Rolling Stone too) and he said certainly not and that he hates it more confidently than he did at the time.He said all that infernal screaching! All of that showing off on the guitar! And he also said all of those interminable versions of Joan Biaz songs! And not a trace of the things he adores(this is what I hate about them too!)melody,vocal harmony,expressive musicianship and intelligence or at least wit.That is everything The Beatles had,even though their early lyrics were simple their chords, and their arrangements,were not,and they always had beautiful melodies and harmonies and creative quality in their music even in a lot of their rock songs
 
 
He said that he always believed that for an act to be ultra-delux,it need not only sound terrific but look terrific too as Elvis,The Beatles and the early Who all did.
 

I have had the misfortune to hear at least 8 or more Led Zeppelin songs,and I don't judge bands based on only hearing a few bad songs,and even if I ever heard any Led Zeppelin songs I liked it wouldn't change my strong dislike of them because out of those 8 or more songs,2 are just OK but the others are so dreadful! Their songs Black Dog,Whole Lotta Love and Rock and Roll are unbearably terrible,in rock and roll they just have banging around noise with no creative quality (as they do in most of their "music" I have heard,) and Robert Plant screams like a retarted monkey.If this what rock and roll is all about we are all in big trouble!
 

Cream,The Doors,The Who,Jimi Hendrix  Band Company all had good songs,they are a million times better than Led Zeppelin & The Beatles are a Zillion times better!

 

Cream,The Doors,The Who,Jimi Hendrix  Band Company all had good songs,they are a million times better than Led Zeppelin & The Beatles are a Zillion times better!

 
 The Boston Globe has an online article from March 2009,called I Confess I Don’t Like… written by all of their music critics and Luke O’Neil wrote that when people talk of classic bands they don’t like they’re really speaking in coded language.He said for example “I don’t like The Beatles.” is the same as saying,”I’m a liar” he said but when I say I don’t like Led Zeppelin there’s no subtext.
He then says a lot of it has to do with Robert Plant’s fiendish helium-powered caterwauling. He says he tends to prefer bands with vocalists not police sirens in tight pants.He also said the lyrics which run the gamut unimaginative doggerel to too-imaginative fantasy goofs don’t help.

He then says sure they inspired a lot of great bands,but should we not then hold them accountable for the thousands of downright awful imitators they’ve inspired? Rememner that whole hair metal thing in the 80’s? He says who do you think put the bustle in those dudes hedgerow? And grunge? He says that was basically goateed Led Zeppelin on Smack.

And  George  Martin  himself  said  in  an  online  interview  I  found  around  2002  said  that  he  has worked  with  many  different   music  artists  but  that  he  has  never  known  or  worked  with  anyone  as  brilliant  as  The  Beatles!
 
 
He says in  his  biography  All  You  Need  Is  Ears  refutes  that  he  was   the  one  who  had  most  to do  with  The  Beatles  music. He  admits  most  of  the ideas came from  them.
 
 
And  if  anyone  ever  reads  the  excellent book,The  Beatles  Recording Sessions  by  Mark  Lewisohn  which is  a  very  detailed  music  diary  of  of  every  recording  session  in their amazing only  8  year career, which  has  interviews  with their recording engineers,tape  operators,George  Martin quotes,and a  very  good  interview with Paul  in the beginning,they would  see  how  truly  creative,and  innovative  especially John  and  Paul  were  in the recording studio and that  most of these  great  musicial  ideas  came  from them.
 

George  Martin  was  also  once  inerviewed  on  a rock  station  Beatles  program  and  he said what is  clearly  obvious  and true, John  Lennon  and  Paul  McCartney  were  incredibly  talented people(and he said it like he still couldn't belive it.), they  both were   extrodinarily  talented  song  composers  and  great  singers.And notice how Ringo working with George Martin for 8 years didn't turn him into a brilliant song writer like John and Paul,and George Martin has produced many other music artists but non of them have had as much critical acclaim,success or popularity as The Beatles.

 
Pete Townsend along  with  John  Bonham, John Paul  Jones and David  Gilmore  played  on  2  songs  on  the last  Wings album  Back To  The Egg  that  came  out  in  1979 .  They also  all  played with Paul and  Wings  in  the  last Wings  concerts  in  December  1979.

 
Pete Townsend also  along with Phil  Collins who  is  also  a big  Beatles  fan  since he was 13  in  the concert scene in the  Beatles  film  A  Hard Day's  Night, played  on  Paul's  1986 album  Press To  Play.
 

And  I  have found  over  50  former Beatles  haters  on different  message  boards  who  are  now  big Beatles  fans,many  call  them   The  Greatest Rock  Band Ever and  most  say  they  now  think  they  were brilliant song writers. I  didn't  communicate  with these people, but they  said in their posts  that  they  hadn't even heard most  of  their  songs and albums,and had inaccurate  misperceptions   of  them  like the   ridiculous  one that  they  ever  were  a  "boy  band."  Which  besides  knowing   even most   of their  music and   knowing  their  history  knows  is  totally  false.
 

Last  year  a  musician  posted on  some  message board   about  the new John Lennon  biography, and he  said watch The  Beatles  Anthology   video  series and  learn how truly  immensely  talented   this  band was.

 
Most  people  don't hate The  Beatles  in  the  first place  and  people don't usually go  from  hating  a  band  to  loving   them, so  it  just  goes to  show how  great and timeless  their music  really  is/was!
 

I  once  found  a  post  a  few years  ago  of  a  35  year old musician  in  Jamaica  who  said  on  his  blog  that  when  he  was younger  and  a  big  Who  fan  he used  to  think  The  Beatles  were  overrated, but that he did  a  300 degree  turn  around  and  he  said he  now  truly  believes  that  The  Beatles  were  the  greatest  rock band   ever.

 
Most  people  don't hate The  Beatles  in  the  first place  and  people don't usually go  from  hating  a  band  to  loving   them, so  it  just  goes to  show how  great and timeless  their music  really  is/was!

 
I  once  found  a  post  a  few years  ago  of  a  35  year old musician  in  Jamaica  who  said  on  his  blog  that  when  he  was younger  and  a  big  Who  fan  he used  to  think  The  Beatles  were  overrated, but that he did  a  300 degree  turn  around  and  he  said he  now  truly  believes  that  The  Beatles  were  the  greatest  rock band   ever.

Not only did The Beatles give The Rolling Stones one of their first hits with their rock n roll song I Wanna Be Your Man,and they wrote it right in front of them and Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were impressed and like wow how can you write a song just like that and it motivated them to start writing their own songs.
 

And as I already said The Rolling Stones were good friends with and fans of The Beatles.
 

Mick Jagger was at 4 Beatles recording sessions and Keith Richards was at 2 of them with him.Also  Mick Jagger was such a big Beatles fan that in May 1967 when The Beatles were redording their song Baby You're A Rich Man he came there and stood on the sidelines to watch and listen to them recording it. His name is also on the tape box and he likely sang at the end verses.
 
 
Also Mick Jagger said that Keith Richards loved The Beatles and loved their beautiful melodies and harmonies and that Keith and Brian Jones tried to equal them but he said Brian couldn't sing good enough!Charlie is obviously envious with sour grapes,The Beatles remastered albums sold much more 40 years after their break up than The Rolling Stones remastered albums and they are still together! The Beatles  have the best selling album of the last decade with their CD 1.
 

 
And Brian Jones played the saxaphone on the  strange Beatles song, You Know My Name Look Up The Number and he and Mick Jagger's girlfriend at the time Marriane Faithful contributed sound effects on  the song Yellow Submarine.
 

As  this  guy  Sal66  who  has  also  posted  on  sites debunking ignorant  cr*p  about  The  Beatles  has  rightfully pointed out, The  Beatles  wrote,played  and  recorded  I  Feel  Fine (which The All Music Guide says has brilliant,active ,difficult guitar leads and riffs) in  the  Fall  of  1964  which  was  the  first  use  of feedback  guitar  on  a  pop rock  record  and  it  also  had  a  prominent  guitar  riff  throughout  this  very  good  song  almost  a  year  *before*   The  Rolling  Stones's  Satisfaction  came out.
 
 
And  on  John's  great  Norwegian Wood  recorded  in  the  Fall  of  1965,George  Harrison  was  the  first  to  play  a  sitar  on  a  pop rock  song  and it  was released  on  their  great  album  Rubber  Soul  in  December and   then  in  May  1966  The  Rolling  Stones song  Paint It  Black  came  out  with  Brian  Jones  playing  a  sitar!
 
 
And  in  Paul McCartney's  authorized biography Many  Years  From  Now, Mick Jagger's former girlfriend  singer Marriane Faithful  says  that she and Mick used to go over  to Paul's house a lot and hang out in his music room. She said he never went to see them at their house they always went to visit him because he was Paul McCartney.She also said that Mick was intimidated by Paul but that Paul was totally oblivious to this.
 
Paul also says in this book that he turned Mick on to pot in his music room and he said which is funny because a lot of people  would assume it was the other way around.

Jackie that was a total ignorant comment!
 

Not only did The Beatles give The Rolling Stones one of their first hits with their rock n roll song I Wanna Be Your Man,and they wrote it right in front of them and Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were impressed and like wow how can you write a song just like that and it motivated them to start writing their own songs.
 

And as I already said The Rolling Stones were good friends with and fans of The Beatles.
 

Mick Jagger was at 4 Beatles recording sessions and Keith Richards was at 2 of them with him.Also  Mick Jagger was such a big Beatles fan that in May 1967 when The Beatles were redording their song Baby You're A Rich Man he came there and stood on the sidelines to watch and listen to them recording it. His name is also on the tape box and he likely sang at the end verses.
 
 
Also Mick Jagger said that Keith Richards loved The Beatles and loved their beautiful melodies and harmonies and that Keith and Brian Jones tried to equal them but he said Brian couldn't sing good enough!Charlie is obviously envious with sour grapes,The Beatles remastered albums sold much more 40 years after their break up than The Rolling Stones remastered albums and they are still together! The Beatles  have the best selling album of the last decade with their CD 1.
 

 
And Brian Jones played the saxaphone on the  strange Beatles song, You Know My Name Look Up The Number and he and Mick Jagger's girlfriend at the time Marriane Faithful contributed sound effects on  the song Yellow Submarine.
 

As  this  guy  Sal66  who  has  also  posted  on  sites debunking ignorant  cr*p  about  The  Beatles  has  rightfully pointed out, The  Beatles  wrote,played  and  recorded  I  Feel  Fine (which The All Music Guide says has brilliant,active ,difficult guitar leads and riffs) in  the  Fall  of  1964  which  was  the  first  use  of feedback  guitar  on  a  pop rock  record  and  it  also  had  a  prominent  guitar  riff  throughout  this  very  good  song  almost  a  year  *before*   The  Rolling  Stones's  Satisfaction  came out.
 
 
And  on  John's  great  Norwegian Wood  recorded  in  the  Fall  of  1965,George  Harrison  was  the  first  to  play  a  sitar  on  a  pop rock  song  and it  was released  on  their  great  album  Rubber  Soul  in  December and   then  in  May  1966  The  Rolling  Stones song  Paint It  Black  came  out  with  Brian  Jones  playing  a  sitar!
 
 
And  in  Paul McCartney's  authorized biography Many  Years  From  Now, Mick Jagger's former girlfriend  singer Marriane Faithful  says  that she and Mick used to go over  to Paul's house a lot and hang out in his music room. She said he never went to see them at their house they always went to visit him because he was Paul McCartney.She also said that Mick was intimidated by Paul but that Paul was totally oblivious to this.
 
Paul also says in this book that he turned Mick on to pot in his music room and he said which is funny because a lot of people  would assume it was the other way around.

 
And Brian Jones played the saxaphone on the  strange Beatles song, You Know My Name Look Up The Number and he and Mick Jagger's girlfriend at the time Marriane Faithful contributed sound effects on  the song Yellow Submarine.
 

As  this  guy  Sal66  who  has  also  posted  on  sites debunking ignorant  cr*p  about  The  Beatles  has  rightfully pointed out, The  Beatles  wrote,played  and  recorded  I  Feel  Fine (which The All Music Guide says has brilliant,active ,difficult guitar leads and riffs) in  the  Fall  of  1964  which  was  the  first  use  of feedback  guitar  on  a  pop rock  record  and  it  also  had  a  prominent  guitar  riff  throughout  this  very  good  song  almost  a  year  *before*   The  Rolling  Stones's  Satisfaction  came out.
 
 
And  on  John's  great  Norwegian Wood  recorded  in  the  Fall  of  1965,George  Harrison  was  the  first  to  play  a  sitar  on  a  pop rock  song  and it  was released  on  their  great  album  Rubber  Soul  in  December and   then  in  May  1966  The  Rolling  Stones song  Paint It  Black  came  out  with  Brian  Jones  playing  a  sitar!
 
 
And  in  Paul McCartney's  authorized biography Many  Years  From  Now, Mick Jagger's former girlfriend  singer Marriane Faithful  says  that she and Mick used to go over  to Paul's house a lot and hang out in his music room. She said he never went to see them at their house they always went to visit him because he was Paul McCartney.She also said that Mick was intimidated by Paul but that Paul was totally oblivious to this.
 
Paul also says in this book that he turned Mick on to pot in his music room and he said which is funny because a lot of people  would assume it was the other way around.

 
Paul also says in this book that he turned Mick on to pot in his music room and he said which is funny because a lot of people  would assume it was the other way around.

 
 
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Syd Birrell discovers Beatles in 2009

Posted By WERNER BERGEN , EXAMINER ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR

 


For most of Syd Birrell's music life it has been about "learning about Bach and how to direct an orchestra," he says.


Sure he knew and heard about the Beatles but it wasn't until a year ago that the director of The Peterborough Singers "discovered" the Fab Four.


Now he's a convert to the extent that the Peterborough Singers will present a concert of Beatles music on Saturday, Feb. 27 at Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W.



The Singers will be presenting 25 songs in two hours in various combinations including the 100-


MUSIC:Performed by Cosima Grunsky


voice choirs, various smaller ensembles, duets, and solos, Birrell, said in anExaminerinterview.


The choir will also be joined by a full band of musicians: Andrew Affleck -bass guitar, Barry Haggarty -guitar, Curtis Cronkwright -drums, Paul Grecco -keyboard, Rob Bulger - guitar, Doug Sutherland -trumpet, Marlowe Bork -trumpet and Steve McCracken sax/clarinet.


"They're all Beatles nuts," said Birrell. In fact Haggarty recorded an album at Abbey Road, the same studio the Beatles used.


Master of ceremonies will be Mike Melnik, of Kruz-FM, who is also a Beatles nut, said Birrell, who will share Beatles stories with the audience. There will be some special guests who will also share Beatles stories.


Birrell explained a friend in New York City was trying out a new piano in his home overlooking Central Park.


"He put music in front of me...Strawberry Fields,"said Birre

ll. The view included The Dakota where John Lennon had lived and the original strawberry fields of Central Park.


"I got really interested. I find their music incredible. These guys are the Shuberts of the 20th century," said Birrell. "They have really great melodies. They are the greatest composers of the 20th century."


Birrell said he searched the internet for Beatles information listened to their albums like Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and the White Album for three months.


"I found their music incredible," he said


The Singers are known for performing classical music and Birrell said in years to come the music of the Beatles will be considered the classical music of the century.


Birrell said the Singers are not trying to replicate the Beatles but we're "celebrating what the songs mean to us."


He said some of the music had to be changed because the audience wouldn't be able to sing along in the keys the songs were originally written in....including Hey Jude.


There will be displays of memorabilia and even trivia opportunities


(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

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Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

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Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

For most of Syd Birrell's music life it has been about "learning about Bach and how to direct an orchestra," he says.


Sure he knew and heard about the Beatles but it wasn't until a year ago that the director of The Peterborough Singers "discovered" the Fab Four.


Now he's a convert to the extent that the Peterborough Singers will present a concert of Beatles music on Saturday, Feb. 27 at Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W.



The Singers will be presenting 25 songs in two hours in various combinations including the 100-


MUSIC:Performed by Cosima Grunsky


voice choirs, various smaller ensembles, duets, and solos, Birrell, said in anExaminerinterview.


The choir will also be joined by a full band of musicians: Andrew Affleck -bass guitar, Barry Haggarty -guitar, Curtis Cronkwright -drums, Paul Grecco -keyboard, Rob Bulger - guitar, Doug Sutherland -trumpet, Marlowe Bork -trumpet and Steve McCracken sax/clarinet.


"They're all Beatles nuts," said Birrell. In fact Haggarty recorded an album at Abbey Road, the same studio the Beatles used.


Master of ceremonies will be Mike Melnik, of Kruz-FM, who is also a Beatles nut, said Birrell, who will share Beatles stories with the audience. There will be some special guests who will also share Beatles stories.


Birrell explained a friend in New York City was trying out a new piano in his home overlooking Central Park.


"He put music in front of me...Strawberry Fields,"said Birre

ll. The view included The Dakota where John Lennon had lived and the original strawberry fields of Central Park.


"I got really interested. I find their music incredible. These guys are the Shuberts of the 20th century," said Birrell. "They have really great melodies. They are the greatest composers of the 20th century."


Birrell said he searched the internet for Beatles information listened to their albums like Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and the White Album for three months.


"I found their music incredible," he said


The Singers are known for performing classical music and Birrell said in years to come the music of the Beatles will be considered the classical music of the century.


Birrell said the Singers are not trying to replicate the Beatles but we're "celebrating what the songs mean to us."


He said some of the music had to be changed because the audience wouldn't be able to sing along in the keys the songs were originally written in....including Hey Jude.


There will be displays of memorabilia and even trivia opportunities


(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

- - -

Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

- - -

Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

MUSIC:Performed by Cosima Grunsky


voice choirs, various smaller ensembles, duets, and solos, Birrell, said in anExaminerinterview.


The choir will also be joined by a full band of musicians: Andrew Affleck -bass guitar, Barry Haggarty -guitar, Curtis Cronkwright -drums, Paul Grecco -keyboard, Rob Bulger - guitar, Doug Sutherland -trumpet, Marlowe Bork -trumpet and Steve McCracken sax/clarinet.


"They're all Beatles nuts," said Birrell. In fact Haggarty recorded an album at Abbey Road, the same studio the Beatles used.


Master of ceremonies will be Mike Melnik, of Kruz-FM, who is also a Beatles nut, said Birrell, who will share Beatles stories with the audience. There will be some special guests who will also share Beatles stories.


Birrell explained a friend in New York City was trying out a new piano in his home overlooking Central Park.


"He put music in front of me...Strawberry Fields,"said Birre

ll. The view included The Dakota where John Lennon had lived and the original strawberry fields of Central Park.


"I got really interested. I find their music incredible. These guys are the Shuberts of the 20th century," said Birrell. "They have really great melodies. They are the greatest composers of the 20th century."


Birrell said he searched the internet for Beatles information listened to their albums like Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and the White Album for three months.


"I found their music incredible," he said


The Singers are known for performing classical music and Birrell said in years to come the music of the Beatles will be considered the classical music of the century.


Birrell said the Singers are not trying to replicate the Beatles but we're "celebrating what the songs mean to us."


He said some of the music had to be changed because the audience wouldn't be able to sing along in the keys the songs were originally written in....including Hey Jude.


There will be displays of memorabilia and even trivia opportunities


(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

- - -

Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

- - -

Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

Master of ceremonies will be Mike Melnik, of Kruz-FM, who is also a Beatles nut, said Birrell, who will share Beatles stories with the audience. There will be some special guests who will also share Beatles stories.


Birrell explained a friend in New York City was trying out a new piano in his home overlooking Central Park.


"He put music in front of me...Strawberry Fields,"said Birre

ll. The view included The Dakota where John Lennon had lived and the original strawberry fields of Central Park.


"I got really interested. I find their music incredible. These guys are the Shuberts of the 20th century," said Birrell. "They have really great melodies. They are the greatest composers of the 20th century."


Birrell said he searched the internet for Beatles information listened to their albums like Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and the White Album for three months.


"I found their music incredible," he said


The Singers are known for performing classical music and Birrell said in years to come the music of the Beatles will be considered the classical music of the century.


Birrell said the Singers are not trying to replicate the Beatles but we're "celebrating what the songs mean to us."


He said some of the music had to be changed because the audience wouldn't be able to sing along in the keys the songs were originally written in....including Hey Jude.


There will be displays of memorabilia and even trivia opportunities


(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

- - -

Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

- - -

Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

Birrell said he searched the internet for Beatles information listened to their albums like Revolver, Sgt. Pepper and the White Album for three months.


"I found their music incredible," he said


The Singers are known for performing classical music and Birrell said in years to come the music of the Beatles will be considered the classical music of the century.


Birrell said the Singers are not trying to replicate the Beatles but we're "celebrating what the songs mean to us."


He said some of the music had to be changed because the audience wouldn't be able to sing along in the keys the songs were originally written in....including Hey Jude.


There will be displays of memorabilia and even trivia opportunities


(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

- - -

Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

- - -

Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

He said some of the music had to be changed because the audience wouldn't be able to sing along in the keys the songs were originally written in....including Hey Jude.


There will be displays of memorabilia and even trivia opportunities


(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

- - -

Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

- - -

Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

(Why is Feb. 7, 1964 important?).

- - -

Concert facts

What: Come Together! The Music of the Beatles

Who: The Peterborough Singers

When: Saturday, Feb. 27 at 2 p.m.

Where: Calvary Church, Lansdowne St. W., with guest MC Mike Melnik, of KRUZ-FM.

Tickets: $28 (adult and senior) and $10 (students). Tickets available at Titles Bookstore, Emmaus Family Books, Graingers Cleaners, Pammett's Flower Shop in Peterborough, Happenstance Books & Yarns (Lakefield) or call 705-745- 1820 or email singers@peterboroughsingers.com.

- - -

Beatles in 1964

January 20: Meet The Beatles LP. (Capitol Records) is released in the U.S. It hits the #1 spot on Billboard chart and stays for eleven weeks.)

January 27: MGM Records releases My Bonnie/The Saints single.

January 30: Vee Jay Records re-releases Please Please Me/From Me to You in the US.

February 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand makes #1 on the U.S. charts selling 2,000,000 records. She Loves You sells 1,000,000 copies in the U.S.

February 3: MGM Records releases The Beatles with Tony Sheridan LP (recorded for Bert Kaempfert in Germany and originally marketed as Die Beat Brothers und Tony Sheridan)

February 5: The Beatles return from Paris.

February 7: The Beatles arrive at Kennedy Airport in New York, aboard Pan Am's Yankee Clipper, flight 101, greeted by some 3,000 screaming fans. New York pop radio stations play Beatles records practically around the clock for days.

February 9: The Beatles make their first appearance on CBS television's Ed Sullivan Show in New York. The network claims some 50,000 applied for 728 available studio seats. They open with All my Loving, followed by Till there was You and She Loves You and close with I Saw her Standing There and I Want to Hold your Hand.

February 11: The Beatles make their first live concert appearance in the U.S. at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C., drawing an audience of 20,000 fans.

February 12: The band gives two concert performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

February 16: The Beatles make their second appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida, performing She Loves You, All My Loving, This Boy, I Saw her Standing There, From Me to You and I

 

Want to Hold your Hand.

 

From www.Beatles.ws/1964

 

Article ID# 2465776

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Premieres Wednesday November 25 at 10/9c
About the Show

 In 1962, an unknown group from Liverpool entered Abbey Road Studios to record their debut single. During the next eight years they created what is arguably regarded as the greatest collection of studio recordings of the 20th century. This special charts The Beatles' extraordinary journey in the studio from "Please Please Me" to "Abbey Road" and reflects on how they developed as musicians, matured as songwriters and created a body of work that sounds as fresh in 2009 as the time it was recorded. Narrated entirely by John, Paul, George, Ringo and Sir George Martin, the documentary features over 60 classic songs, rare footage and photos from The Beatles' archives and never heard before out-takes of studio chat from the "Abbey Road" recording sessions.

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Posted on Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 at 10:14 am by Fake


The Beatles: Here, There And Everywhere is a new 3-part radio special, celebrating the best-selling group of the 21st Century in America. The series will air on a huge list of radio station across the US starting this Friday.


The series features The Beatles’ digitally remastered recordings and exclusive new interviews with a variety of artists and producers as they reveal the influence of The Beatles on their individual careers. Listeners will be treated to stories from Brian Wilson, Tom Petty, Dave Grohl, Slash, Jeff Lynne, Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Peter Asher, Jackson Browne, Bob Seger, T-Bone Burnett, Cameron Crowe, Mika, Mark Ronson, Susan Werner, Rick Rubin and Joe Boyd.


Each of the three 48-minute installments of The Beatles: Here, There And Everywhere takes a different thematic approach.



Part One: Meet The Beatles!

Interviews recorded exclusively for this series reveal the impact made by The Beatles’ recordings throughout their career. We hear Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, Tom Petty, film director Cameron Crowe and Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart talking about their first-hand experience of The Beatles’ phenomenal 1964 breakthrough in the United States. Dave Grohl, Mark Ronson and Slash discuss the enduring influence of The Beatles’ albums, including Rubber Soul, Revolver and Abbey Road.



Part Two: Ask Me Why

The interviews focus on the various elements within the group that combined to make The Beatles so musically powerful: their strengths as performers – both instrumentally and vocally – plus the brilliance of John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison as songwriters.


Part Three: The Beatles On The Record

We hear how The Beatles’ music was captured on record with the help of innovative arrangements and adventurous production by George Martin. Some of today’s leading record producers – Peter Asher, Joe Boyd, T-Bone Burnett, Jeff Lynne, Mark Ronson and Rick Rubin – marvel at the dazzling creativity evident in recordings made more than 40 years ago.


Here are the radio stations that will be broadcasting the special. Check your local listings for more info :


KEZA Fayetteville, AR
KGOR Omaha, NE
KJOY Modesto, CA
KMGL Oklahoma City, OK
WARM York, PA
WBBQ Augusta, GA
WBEB Philadelphia, PA
WDOK Cleveland, OH
WHBC Canton, OH
WKQC Charlotte, NC
WLDB Milwaukee, WI
WLRQ Melbourne, FL
WLS Chicago, IL
WLTJ Pittsburgh, PA
WLZW Utica-Rome, NY
WMGQ Somerset, NJ
WMGV Greenville, NC
WRNQ Poughkeepsie, NY
WRVE Albany, NY
WTGB Washington, DC
WYYY Syracuse, NY
KCFX Kansas City, MO
KIHT St. Louis, MO
KIXA Victor Valley, CA
KKFM Colorado Springs, CO
KKPT Little Rock, AR
KKRW Houston, TX
KKSF San Francisco, CA
KKZX Spokane, WA
KSEG Sacramento, CA
KSLX Phoenix, AZ
KTSO Tulsa, OK
KTYD Santa Barbara, CA
KUFX San Jose, CA
KVRV Santa Rosa, CA
WAFX Norfolk, VA
WAOR South Bend, IN
WBLM Portland, ME
WCSX Detroit, MI
WEGR Memphis, TN
WEZX Wilkes-Barre, PA
WFBQ Indianapolis, IN
WGRF Buffalo, NY
WIBA Madison, WI
WILZ Saginaw, MI
WIMZ Knoxville, TN
WKBU New Orleans, LA
WKGR West Palm Beach, FL
WKLH Milwaukee, WI
WKLR Richmond, VA
WLAV Grand Rapids, MI
WMGK Philadelphia, PA
WMMQ Lansing, MI
WMOS New London, CT
WMXJ Miami, FL
WMXT Florence, SC
WNRQ Nashville, TN
WPLR New Haven, CT
WRFX Charlotte, NC
WROQ Greenville, SC
WRXK Ft. Myers, FL
WSFL Greenville, NC
WTUE Dayton, OH
WWFX Worcester, MA
WXKE Fort Wayne, IN
WZRR Birmingham, AL
WZXL Atlantic City, NJ
XHPRS San Diego, CA
KOZZ Reno, NV
WZLX Boston, MA
KBOO Portland, OR
KCPR San Luis Obispo, CA
KCSC Chico, CA
KCUR Kansas City, MO
KGLT Bozeman, MT
KPFA Berkley, CA
KSYM San Antonio, TX
KUCR Riverside, CA
KUOM Minneapolis, MN
KUPS Tacoma, WA
KVMR Nevada City, CA
KXCI Tucson, AZ
KZSC Santa Rosa
WBER Penfield
WBWC Berea, OH
WCWP Long Island
WDCE Richmond, VA
WDUB Granville, OH
WHSN Bangor, ME
WIUX Bloomington, IN
WKDU Philadelphia, PA
WMBR Cambridge, MA
WMUH Allentown, PA
WPRB Princeton, NJ
WRAS Atlanta, GA
WRFL Lexington, KY
WSCA Portsmouth, NH
KAMP Tucson, AZ
KBLF Red Bluff, CA
KBTB Vail, CO
KCLC St. Louis, MO
KCSC Chico, CA
KEJL Hobbs, NM
KFGL Abilene, TX
KIQX Durango, CO
KLNN Taos, NM
KPFK Los Angeles, CA
KPFT Houston, TX
KRCL Salt Lake City, UT
WFUV New York, NY
WOCM Ocean City, MD
WRLT Nashville, TN
WRNR Baltimore, MD
WRNX Springfield, MA
WRSI Northampton, MA
KSLU Hammond, LA
KSPN Aspen, CO
KTMC McAlester, OK
KUSF San Francisco, CA
KXFM Santa Maria, CA
KYBB Sioux Falls, SD
KYNZ Ardmore, PA
KYSL Breckenridge, CO
WAFN Arab, AL
WAPS Akron, OH
WBWC Cleveland, OH
WBZD Williamsport, PA
WCDW Binghamton, NY
WDIY Allentown, PA
WDNS Bowling Green, KY
WERU Portland, ME
WFMU Hoboken, NJ
WHCL Clinton, NY
WHRV Norfolk, VA
WINN Columbus, IN
WKZB Meridian, MS
WKZE Sharon, CT
WMBR Cambridge, MA
WMHX Harrisburg/York, PA
WMHX York, PA
WMNF Tampa, FL
WMWV Conway, NH
WNCW Spindale, NC
WNHU West Haven, CT
WNKU Cincinnati, OH
WORT Madison, WI
WPHD Elmira, NY
WPRK Winter Park, FL
WPVM Asheville, NC
WQEL Sandusky, OH
WRHQ Savannah, GA
WRPI Troy, NY
WRUR Rochester, NY
WSHK Gray, TN
WSKZ Chattanooga TN
WTMD Baltimore, MD
WUMB Boston, MA
WUTC Chattanooga, TN
WVBO Appleton, WI
WVUA Cottondale, AL
WYCE Grand Rapids. MI
WYMS Milwaukee, WI
KCEZ Chico, CA
KCMO Kansas City, MO
KFGL Abilene, TX
KFRC San Francisco, CA
KGOR Omaha, NE
KIOA Des Moines, IA
KITI Centralia, WA
KKNX Eugene, OR
KLFM Great Falls, MT
KLOU St. Louis, MO
KLTH Portland, OR
KLUV Dallas, TX
KMJ Fresno, CA
KODJ Salt Lake City, UT
KOLW Tri-Cites, WA
KONO San Antonio, TX
KOZY Grand Rapids, MI
KPUR Amarillo, TX
KRNO Reno, NV
KRPL Pullman, WA
KTTH Seattle, WA
WBBG Youngstown, NY
WCDW Binghamton, NY
WEAT West Palm Beach, FL
WFAS Westchester, NY
WGRR Cincinnati, OH
WIXV Savannah, GA
WJAS Pittsburgh, PA
WJLT Evansville, IN
WKNY Kingston, NY
WKXS Wilmington, DE
WLDE Fort Wayne, IN
WMFG Minneapolis, MN
WOCL Orlando, FL
WODB Columbus, OH
WOGL Philadelphia, PA
WPYX Albany, NY
WQXZ Hawkinsville, GA
WRBQ Tampa, FL
WROR Boston, MA
WTHZ Lexington, NC
WTPA Harrisburg, PA
WXKE Fort Wayne, IN
KACV Amarillo, TX
KBAC Santa Fe, NM
KDNK Carbondale, CO
KGSR Austin, TX
KLRR Bend, OR
KMTN Jackson Hole, WY
KOZT Fort Bragg, CA
KPND Spokane, WA
KTAO Taos, NM
KTBG Kansas City, MO
KTHX Reno, NV
KVSF Santa Fe, NM
KYSL Frisco, CO
WBJB Monmouth, NJ
WCBE Columbus, OH
WCLZ Portland, ME
WCNR Charlottesville, VA
WDST Woodstock, NY
WFIV Knoxville, TN
WTTS Indianapolis, IN
WWMM Birmingham, AL
WXPK Westchester, NY
WZEW Mobile, AL
WZGC Atlanta, GA




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The series features The Beatles’ digitally remastered recordings and exclusive new interviews with a variety of artists and producers as they reveal the influence of The Beatles on their individual careers. Listeners will be treated to stories from Brian Wilson, Tom Petty, Dave Grohl, Slash, Jeff Lynne, Ann Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Peter Asher, Jackson Browne, Bob Seger, T-Bone Burnett, Cameron Crowe, Mika, Mark Ronson, Susan Werner, Rick Rubin and Joe Boyd.


Each of the three 48-minute installments of The Beatles: Here, There And Everywhere takes a different thematic approach.



Part One: Meet The Beatles!

Interviews recorded exclusively for this series reveal the impact made by The Beatles’ recordings throughout their career. We hear Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, Tom Petty, film director Cameron Crowe and Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart talking about their first-hand experience of The Beatles’ phenomenal 1964 breakthrough in the United States. Dave Grohl, Mark Ronson and Slash discuss the enduring influence of The Beatles’ albums, including Rubber Soul, Revolver and Abbey Road.



Part Two: Ask Me Why

The interviews focus on the various elements within the group that combined to make The Beatles so musically powerful: their strengths as performers – both instrumentally and vocally – plus the brilliance of John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison as songwriters.


Part Three: The Beatles On The Record

We hear how The Beatles’ music was captured on record with the help of innovative arrangements and adventurous production by George Martin. Some of today’s leading record producers – Peter Asher, Joe Boyd, T-Bone Burnett, Jeff Lynne, Mark Ronson and Rick Rubin – marvel at the dazzling creativity evident in recordings made more than 40 years ago.


Here are the radio stations that will be broadcasting the special. Check your local listings for more info :


KEZA Fayetteville, AR
KGOR Omaha, NE
KJOY Modesto, CA
KMGL Oklahoma City, OK
WARM York, PA
WBBQ Augusta, GA
WBEB Philadelphia, PA
WDOK Cleveland, OH
WHBC Canton, OH
WKQC Charlotte, NC
WLDB Milwaukee, WI
WLRQ Melbourne, FL
WLS Chicago, IL
WLTJ Pittsburgh, PA
WLZW Utica-Rome, NY
WMGQ Somerset, NJ
WMGV Greenville, NC
WRNQ Poughkeepsie, NY
WRVE Albany, NY
WTGB Washington, DC
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Part Two: Ask Me Why

The interviews focus on the various elements within the group that combined to make The Beatles so musically powerful: their strengths as performers – both instrumentally and vocally – plus the brilliance of John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison as songwriters.


Part Three: The Beatles On The Record

We hear how The Beatles’ music was captured on record with the help of innovative arrangements and adventurous production by George Martin. Some of today’s leading record producers – Peter Asher, Joe Boyd, T-Bone Burnett, Jeff Lynne, Mark Ronson and Rick Rubin – marvel at the dazzling creativity evident in recordings made more than 40 years ago.


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Sorry, I really didn't mean to get more than one of the same posts,I really wish there was an edit button on here!

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She's a Woman

The Beatles  
 
Composed By  
John Lennon/Paul McCartney 
 
 

Song Review by Richie Unterberger
 

"She's a Woman" was one of the hardest-rocking early Beatles originals, and although it was the B-side to "I Feel Fine," it was almost as big a hit in its own right, reaching number four on the American charts. Sung and primarily written by Paul McCartney, it's a belter that illustrates how the Beatles could be bluesy without writing conventional blues songs that stuck to normal blues progressions. Right from the start, the track has a brash, almost harsh edge, with choppy guitar chords that are more like barks than power chords. McCartney, too often unfairly pegged as a sweet balladeer, demonstrates that he was also one of the best white rock hard singers of all time with his shrill yet rich, even ballsy, vocal. Certainly his vocal style here betrays a strong trace of Little Richard, but it's unfair to accuse him of imitating or lifting wholesale from his idol. In its confidence and assertiveness, McCartney's high-octane style is most assuredly his own. The basic, R&B-derived melody is effectively counterpointed with one of the briefer Beatle bridges on record, in which the Beatles detour into some non- blues chords and melodies for just a few bars before returning to the main thrust of the tune. McCartney, while devoting most of the words to celebration and praise of his woman, throws in a couple of phrases as evidence that he's starting to think in more sophisticated terms, particularly the line "turns me on when I get lonely" (a very, very early use of "turn me on" slang). There's also the declaration that his love doesn't buy him presents, even though she's no peasan.



 Peasant's an unusual word to use in a pop song no matter what the era, and McCartney's value of true love over money (as previously also stated in "Can't Buy Me Love") is eternally hip. George Harrison executes a crafty blues-rock solo with a touch of country influence that's, as was his wont, just right for the song at hand. The ending is uncommonly unimaginative for a Beatles track, with McCartney repeating the title phrase several times over a fade; a more basic alternate take exists (on bootleg) in which he extends this section by improvising on that title line for a few minutes. He'd have to wait until "Hey Jude," however, to take that approach to the multi-extended fade onto an official single. As a rabble-rousing rocker, "She's a Woman" was a natural for the Beatles' live shows; a 1965 version was recorded for their The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl album, and it was still part of their set on their final world tour in 1966. The most famous, or notorious, cover of "She's a Woman" was done by Jeff Beck in the mid-'70s, employing a voicebox on his guitar to sing-play the lyrics. That version was an FM radio favorite for a while, and subsequently sometimes scorned (as were Peter Frampton's voicebox-heavy tracks) as an example of mid-'70s hard rock excess.

 
 

Appears On  
  Year  
  Album  
   
  Length  
  Label  
 
 1964 Beatles '65
    2:57 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
No Reply, I'll Follow the Sun, I Feel Fine
 
 196Z Beatles in Italy    EMI
 
 
 1977 Live at the Hollywood Bowl   2:47 Capitol
 
 
 1984 The Compleat Beatles [Video]    MGM
 
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vol. 1
    3:03 Capitol

 AMG Track Picks
 
She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, I Feel Fine, I'm Down
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vols. 1 & 2    Capitol
 
 
 1988 The Beatles Box Set [1988]   3:03 Capitol
 
 
 1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 1    The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Documents, Vol. 2   6:31 Oh Boy
 
 
 1989 Five Nights in a Judo Arena    Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Hold Me Tight   6:34 Condor
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol

 AMG Track Picks

Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI

 AMG Track Picks

We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks


I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 

"She's a Woman" was one of the hardest-rocking early Beatles originals, and although it was the B-side to "I Feel Fine," it was almost as big a hit in its own right, reaching number four on the American charts. Sung and primarily written by Paul McCartney, it's a belter that illustrates how the Beatles could be bluesy without writing conventional blues songs that stuck to normal blues progressions. Right from the start, the track has a brash, almost harsh edge, with choppy guitar chords that are more like barks than power chords. McCartney, too often unfairly pegged as a sweet balladeer, demonstrates that he was also one of the best white rock hard singers of all time with his shrill yet rich, even ballsy, vocal. Certainly his vocal style here betrays a strong trace of Little Richard, but it's unfair to accuse him of imitating or lifting wholesale from his idol. In its confidence and assertiveness, McCartney's high-octane style is most assuredly his own. The basic, R&B-derived melody is effectively counterpointed with one of the briefer Beatle bridges on record, in which the Beatles detour into some non- blues chords and melodies for just a few bars before returning to the main thrust of the tune. McCartney, while devoting most of the words to celebration and praise of his woman, throws in a couple of phrases as evidence that he's starting to think in more sophisticated terms, particularly the line "turns me on when I get lonely" (a very, very early use of "turn me on" slang). There's also the declaration that his love doesn't buy him presents, even though she's no peasant. Peasant's an unusual word to use in a pop song no matter what the era, and McCartney's value of true love over money (as previously also stated in "Can't Buy Me Love") is eternally hip. George Harrison executes a crafty blues-rock solo with a touch of country influence that's, as was his wont, just right for the song at hand. The ending is uncommonly unimaginative for a Beatles track, with McCartney repeating the title phrase several times over a fade; a more basic alternate take exists (on bootleg) in which he extends this section by improvising on that title line for a few minutes. He'd have to wait until "Hey Jude," however, to take that approach to the multi-extended fade onto an official single. As a rabble-rousing rocker, "She's a Woman" was a natural for the Beatles' live shows; a 1965 version was recorded for their The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl album, and it was still part of their set on their final world tour in 1966. The most famous, or notorious, cover of "She's a Woman" was done by Jeff Beck in the mid-'70s, employing a voicebox on his guitar to sing-play the lyrics. That version was an FM radio favorite for a while, and subsequently sometimes scorned (as were Peter Frampton's voicebox-heavy tracks) as an example of mid-'70s hard rock excess.

 
 

Appears On
  
  Year  
  Album  
   
  Length  
  Label  
 
 1964 Beatles '65
    2:57 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
No Reply, I'll Follow the Sun, I Feel Fine
 
 196Z Beatles in Italy    EMI
 
 
 1977 Live at the Hollywood Bowl   2:47 Capitol
 
 
 1984 The Compleat Beatles [Video]    MGM
 
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vol. 1
    3:03 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, I Feel Fine, I'm Down
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vols. 1 & 2    Capitol
 
 
 1988 The Beatles Box Set [1988]   3:03 Capitol
 
 
 1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 1    The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Documents, Vol. 2   6:31 Oh Boy
 
 
 1989 Five Nights in a Judo Arena    Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Hold Me Tight   6:34 Condor
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

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She's a Woman

 
 

Appears On
  
  Year  
  Album  
   
  Length  
  Label  
 
 1964 Beatles '65
    2:57 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
No Reply, I'll Follow the Sun, I Feel Fine
 
 196Z Beatles in Italy    EMI
 
 
 1977 Live at the Hollywood Bowl   2:47 Capitol
 
 
 1984 The Compleat Beatles [Video]    MGM
 
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vol. 1
    3:03 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, I Feel Fine, I'm Down
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vols. 1 & 2    Capitol
 
 
 1988 The Beatles Box Set [1988]   3:03 Capitol
 
 
 1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 1    The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Documents, Vol. 2   6:31 Oh Boy
 
 
 1989 Five Nights in a Judo Arena    Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Hold Me Tight   6:34 Condor
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
  Label  
 
 1964 Beatles '65
    2:57 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
No Reply, I'll Follow the Sun, I Feel Fine
 
 196Z Beatles in Italy    EMI
 
 
 1977 Live at the Hollywood Bowl   2:47 Capitol
 
 
 1984 The Compleat Beatles [Video]    MGM
 
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vol. 1
    3:03 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, I Feel Fine, I'm Down
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vols. 1 & 2    Capitol
 
 
 1988 The Beatles Box Set [1988]   3:03 Capitol
 
 
 1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 1    The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Documents, Vol. 2   6:31 Oh Boy
 
 
 1989 Five Nights in a Judo Arena    Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Hold Me Tight   6:34 Condor
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
 
 1984 The Compleat Beatles [Video]    MGM
 
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vol. 1
    3:03 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
She Loves You, I Want to Hold Your Hand, I Feel Fine, I'm Down
 
 1988 Past Masters, Vols. 1 & 2    Capitol
 
 
 1988 The Beatles Box Set [1988]   3:03 Capitol
 
 
 1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 1    The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Documents, Vol. 2   6:31 Oh Boy
 
 
 1989 Five Nights in a Judo Arena    Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Hold Me Tight   6:34 Condor
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol


 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI

 AMG Track Picks

We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks

I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won
't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
 
 1988 The Beatles Box Set [1988]   3:03 Capitol
 
 
 1988 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 1    The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Documents, Vol. 2   6:31 Oh Boy
 
 
 1989 Five Nights in a Judo Arena    Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Hold Me Tight   6:34 Condor
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol

 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

  
 
 
 1989 Ultra Rare Trax, Vol. 6   6:32 The Swingin' Pig
 
 
 1989 Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2 (1964-1965)    Yellow Dog
 
 
 1991 British Rock: 1st Wave [video]    RCA
 
 
 1991 I Feel Fine/She's a Woman    Capitol
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol

 AMG Track Picks

Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
 
 
 
 1992 Ready Steady Go!, Vol. 3 [Video]    Pioneer
 
 
 1992 The Beatles Box Set [1992]    Capitol
 
 
 1993 Artifacts, 1958-1970   6:32 Big Music
 
 
 1993 Compact Disc Singles Collection   3:01 Capitol
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol

 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI

 AMG Track Picks

We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol

 AMG Track Picks

I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
 
 
 1994 Artifacts II 1960-1969   3:19 Big Music
 
 
 1994 Complete BBC Sessions    Great Dane
 
 
 1994 Live at the BBC   3:14 Apple/Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
 
I'll Be on My Way, Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
 

 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol

 AMG Track Picks

Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks

We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks

I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
 
 
 1996 Anthology 2
    2:54 Apple/Capitol

 AMG Track Picks
Yes It Is, If You've Got Trouble, That Means a Lot, I'm Looking Through You, Strawberry Fields Forever
 
  1996 Anthology Video, Vol. 5    Apple
 
 
 1998 Live in Japan   2:52 Walrus
 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI
 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks
I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 
 
 1999 CD Singles Collection
  
  3:01 EMI

 AMG Track Picks
We Can Work It Out, Paperback Writer, Strawberry Fields Forever, Don't Let Me Down, I Am the Walrus, I'm Down, Ticket to Ride, She's a Woman, Revolution, All You Need Is Love
 
 1999 EP Boxset   3:05 EMI
 
 
  2001 Beatles Story    CTA
 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 
 AMG Track Picks

I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

 

 
 
 2003 Around the World    Import
 
 
 2004 The Capitol Albums, Vol. 1   3:01 Capitol
 AMG Track Picks

I Want to Hold Your Hand, It Won't Be Long, I Wanna Be Your Man, Roll Over Beethoven, You Can't Do That, She Loves You, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, And I Love Her, No Reply, I'm a Loser, She's a Woman, I Feel Fine
 
 2009 The Beatles: Stereo Box Set    Capitol
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker

  
 
 
   Budokan Concert    VAP Inport
 
 
   Concerts 1964-66 [DVD]     
 
 
    Unauthorised Live, Vol. 1    Joker