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on March 16, 2019

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Listen: Newly Released 'Sound Board' Recording of the Beatles Live in Essen, Germany, June 25, 1966

Out Sept. 19: 'With A Little Help From My Friends – Covers of The Beatles 1967-1970'

Details from Cherry Red Records : • Following the success of 'We Can Work Out Work It Out – Covers of The Beatles 1962-1966', Strawberry present 'With A Little Help From My Friends' that focuses on the next stage of The Fab Four's career: 1967-1970. • Like the ﬁrst volume, this 3CD box set looks at the continuing huge inﬂuence The Beatles had on a multitude of artists in disparate genres throughout numerous countries. By 1967, when this set starts, The Beatles were the biggest band on the planet with their impact being felt in almost every sphere of music with this compilaVon featuring artists working in genres such as rock, blues, country, soul, folk, classical, jazz, and many more. This wild variety of musical styles not only illustrates the strength of the compositional skills of Lennon, McCartney and Harrison but also provides an engaging and eclectic listening experience that appeal to fans of The Beatles in parVcular as well as those who like popular music in ...

Paul McCartney Credited with Creating 'Yellow Submarine' Sculpture of Gromit Character for Charity Event

Via Bristol Live : A sculpture designed by Sir Paul McCartney will be one of more than 50 hitting the streets of Bristol and beyond from Monday (June 30). The work from the former Beatle - known as 'Yellow Submarine' - will form part of the Gromit Unleashed 3 sculpture trial that runs throughout the summer. ...The Gromit Unleashed 3 trail will run from Monday, June 30, to Sunday, August 31. The trail will be followed by The Greatest Dog Show on Earth exhibition before all the sculptures are auctioned to raise money for The Grand Appeal, the Bristol Children’s Hospital Charity.

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