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Results for The BeatlesLike 1066, Roger Bannister and 'one if by land, two if by sea', who doesn't know the Beatles? For the academically-challenged: the Battle of Hastings; the first sub-four-minute mile; Paul Revere; and the absolutely most amazing band of the 20th century. The British import that single-handedly took popular music from dance-band bobby sox to world stage, John, Paul, George and Ringo were the Fab Four. Barbers tossed their clippers out the window, infant sons bore their names and young girls and their mothers who should have known better swooned and swarmed stages as Beatle-mania overtook at least two continents. The Beatles led the way for young bands to break into the mainstream and in the process dabbled in other media and substances of interest to them. From Ed Sullivan in 1964 to their break-up in 1970, the band churned out a long list of hits that are cemented in music consciousness; I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Yesterday, Hey Jude, Penny Lane and Let It Be are just a few that can make baby-boomers light-headed with reverie. Now, John Lennon and George Harrison are legends and only two, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, are still creating music....more
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by Max Mobley•June 25, 2008•
Paul McCartney said to me recently, “My god, you know more about our material than anyone else does simply because your work has been more recent.”
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by C! Team•June 25, 2008•
There's something about summer reading lists. They almost always contain must-reads, but they are also supposed to contain page-turners... books that, while not being the most challenging literary content you've feasted your eyes on, are highly entertaining without being too heavy on the thinking. It's summer for crissakes, and that means taking a standard break from life.
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by John Cavanagh•June 18, 2008•
“My guess is that this was not even intentional. They are a lazy bunch and could never be bothered to practice, so they probably had to improvise to get away with it.”
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by Paul Williams•June 18, 2008•
In the future, perhaps, everything will be digital, and we’ll be able to order videos of individual songs, which will be instantly transferred over phone lines to our combination personal computer/music disc/video disc player (and billed to our credit accounts at the same time). There will be a broadcast service, so we can be exposed to new product in the first place, but they’ll figure out some way that you can’t copy
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by Steve Matteo•June 18, 2008•
"Sweetened rockabilly and ballpark organ pop give the music a subtle grandeur"
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6/24/2008
>>Looks like "Indie Monday" is a bust. I went through
the last month and saw 2 comments in total. Does anybody listen...
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5/5/2008
Hi, my friends still talk about this powerful show. I'm very pleased to be able to hear this long ago show tonight at...
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4/5/2008
Wolfgang's needs a forum to clarify the inaccurate bio info on Henry Gross.
Specifically:
1. Henry struck gold,...
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2/6/2008
I was 18 in 1968 when I saw Led Zep for the first time at the Fillmore East. I knew someone that got us in to the sold...
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11/15/2007
[quote user="Peter H"]
To paraphrase Max Yasgur, “I’m a rock fan.” My first album was the Beatles Second Album. 9th...
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