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Hard Day's Night for Beatles Reissues
If you still believe in Santa Claus, you might also have expected to wake up on Christmas morning and find an iPod stocked with the long-promised reissues of all the Beatles albums. But if you know the shocking truth about Santa, you probably know that the vaunted Beatles reissues don’t exist either, outside the vaults of ...
Elmer Valentine, CO-Founder of Whisky a Go Go, Dies at 85
Elmer Valentine, co-founder of the Whisky a Go Go, the legendary live rock showcase on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood that gave birth to the go-go dancer phenomenon of the 1960s, has died. He was 85. Valentine, who also co-founded the Roxy Theatre in the early '70s, died at his home in Studio City after ...
Vatican Forgives Lennon's Controversial Jesus Slam
Better late than never. The Vatican's official newspaper L'Osservatore Romano finally forgave John Lennon's infamous 1966 claim that his band was “more popular than Jesus." And, yea, it was all good. In a curious twist, the way-past-due change of heart and mind came on the 40th anniversary of The White Album's 1968 release. Look Vatican, we ...
Sir Paul Says Time Has Come to Release Beatles 1967's 'Carnival of Light'
Forty years on, McCartney wants the world to hear 'lost' Beatles epic. George Harrison said it was too avant-garde. Now For Beatles fans across the world it has gained near mythical status. The 14-minute improvised track called 'Carnival of Light' was recorded in 1967 and played just once in public. It was never released because three ...
City Hall Salutes "Breakfast with the Beatles"
You say you want a resolution? The Beatles will get one Friday in L.A. City Hall from Councilman Tom LaBonge, who also orchestrated the council’s proclamation of “Brian Wilson Day” in Los Angeles. Specifically, the council will salute “Breakfast With the Beatles,” the weekly radio show focusing on the Fab Four’s music now carried on KLOS-FM ...
How Math Unraveled the 'Hard Day's Night' Mystery
It took Dalhousie University professor Jason Brown six months and some advanced mathematical analytical techniques to crack the code behind one of the most mysterious sounds in music: the “prraaaaaangg" sound at the beginning of the Beatles' “Hard Day's Night." Guitarists have puzzled over how this chord is played for decades because it contains a note ...
Montreal Company Premier Muzik Buys Beatles Recording at Internet Auction
Montreal, August 8, 2008 -- Gino Olivieri, founder of Premier Muzik International Corporation, a Montreal company that administers and redistributes royalties to such artists as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Bob Sinclar and Andrea Bocelli, has realized one of his fondest dreams by becoming the winning bidder for an unreleased recording by The Beatles, in an ...
Beatles Reel-to-Reel Tape Sells For $23k
A newly discovered tape of the Beatles laughing and chatting during an early recording session has sold for about $23,000. Cameo Auctioneers said the reel-to-reel tape was recorded in 1964 and had recently been discovered by a man in northern England while he was clearing out his father's attic. The half-hour tape sold to an Internet ...
Newly Discovered Beatles Tape for Sale
Can Buy Me Laughs! (LONDON) -- A tape recording of The Beatles chatting and breaking into giggles during an early recording session is to be sold next week in England. Cameo Auctioneers said Thursday that the reel-to-reel tape was recorded in 1964 and was recently found by a man in northern England while he was clearing ...
Beatles Producer George Martin Honored in Los Angeles
Beatles producer George Martin honored 82-year-old considered most successful record producer of all time Music producer George Martin with his wife Judy Lockhart-Smith at the Annual GRAMMY Foundation “Starry Night" charity benefit honoring Martin in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES - Sir George Martin, the classically trained producer who helmed the Beatles recordings from their ...
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