Re-Meet the Beatles Through the Voices of a New Narrative
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For most anybody who was over 12 and under 30 in 1964, the Beatles sound is immutably fixed in the brain. âAcross the Universeâ will shake those brain cells up.
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A "new" album of Beatles music mixed by their legendary producer George Martin and described as a new "way of reliving the whole Beatles musical lifespan", will be released in November.
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MP3 will bring back fond memories of your first love.
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Sir Paul McCartney, Neil Young, Bob Dylan...50 Cent? The times   really are a-changing.
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Israel wants to kiss and make up with the Beatles, above. Forty-three years after canceling the groupâs concert date in Israel, the country plans to deliver letters of apology to the two surviving members and to relatives of the dead Beatles, an official in Israelâs embassy in London told Agence France-Presse. In addition the survivors, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, were expected to be invited to perform in May at Israelâs 60th anniversary celebrations. The Hebrew-language Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot reported that the letter of apology said: âWe would like to take this opportunity to rectify a historic missed opportunity which unfortunately took place in 1965 when you were invited to Israel. Unfortunately the state of Israel canceled your performance in the country due to lack of budget and because several politicians in the Knesset had believed at the time that your performance might corrupt the minds of Israeli youth.â.
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In a story Sept. 12 about the Royal Mail's plan to issue six stamps honoring The Beatles, The Associated Press erroneously said "Meet The Beatles" was the group's first album released in the United States. Instead. "Introducing The Beatles" on the Vee-Jay label appeared in the U.S. before "Meet The Beatles," according to Bruce Spizer, author of the book "The Beatles are Coming!"
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Paul McCartney has made his share of classic music: Now the ex-Beatle is releasing a classical album.
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The media giant gets back in touch with its musical roots.
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The Beatles are back, not in the USSR, not on &quot;The Ed Sullivan Show&quot; or even at Shea Stadium &amp;#151; but on the Las Vegas Strip as the focus of international theater troupe Cirque du Soleil&#039;s surrealistic portrayal of the Fab Four&#039;s career.
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It is mood music conforming to the sentimental nature of the story that sets the album apart.
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Thereâs a lot going on under the surface of âFeel the Noise,â far more than its indefensibly generic title suggests.
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The new breed of pop singers loves to tell us about the burdens of stardom. Their music is better when they don't.
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RISHIKESH, India -- With their iconic long hair and necklaces of Indian marigolds, the Beatles journeyed to this city in the foothills of the Himalayas in the late 1960s. They were at the height of their fame, but they came to escape material wealth and the pressures of celebrity.
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Steve Jobs and his revolutionary iPod have changed the way music is heard.
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Droll, perceptive comments from composer Sir Harrison Birtwistle set up the experience of hearing his complex instrumental and vocal works.
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Rare news footage and interviews with The Beatles goes on sale through download store Wippit.
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The portable stereos that ruled city streets in the 1980s aren't shipping in high volumes anymore. But some sound artists are finding new ways to incorporate the devices into performances and ad-hoc radio networks. By Elizabeth Biddlecombe.