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	Apple - Pro Applications - Training - Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Apple’s feature-rich DV editing software is designed for the complete beginner, the aspiring filmmaker, the educator and the experienced DV editor alike.
		If you’ve ever dreamed of setting up your own recording studio, Apple’s newly acquired Logic high-end audio software is the perfect place to start, and this Apple-certified book provides the training you need to begin creating audio master works with it.
		Apple’s exciting new enterprise-class file system offers high-speed access to centralized shared data.
	www.apple.com /software/pro/training/books.html (2531 words)

	The Beatles Biography - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
		Their actual "last" concert is considered to be a live appearance on the roof at the Apple studios in London in January 1969.
		Three albums of unreleased material and studio outtakes were also released, as well as a documentary and television miniseries, in a project known as The Beatles Anthology.
		Particularly notable, along with the use of studio tricks such as sound processing, unconventional microphone placements, and vari-speed recording, was the Beatles' use of unconventional instruments for pop music, including string and brass elements, Indian instruments like the sitar, tape loops and early electronic instruments.
	www.beatles-mania.com /bio.html (2361 words)

	Famous People - celebrity and historical
		By writing their own songs, exploring the possibilities of the recording studio and working on unprecedented quality in every recording they released, the Beatles had far-reaching effects on popular music and made two feature films.
		Their final live performance was on the roof at the Apple studios in London in January 1969 during the difficult "Get Back" sessions (later used as a basis for the Let It Be album).
		Three volumes (six CDs in total) of unreleased material and studio out-takes were also released, as well as a documentary and television miniseries, in a project known as The Beatles Anthology.
	www.famouspeople.com /famous_biographies/The_Beatles.htm (1328 words)

	The Beatles - John - Paul - George - Ringo
		By writing their own songs, exploring the possibilities of the recording studio, and striving for unprecedented quality in every recording they released, the Beatles had far reaching effects on popular music.
		The band made feature films, they were the subject of unprecedented press scrutiny, and they became symbolic leaders of the international youth counterculture of the 1960s, publically exploring Eastern mysticism, psychedelic drugs, and revolutionary politics.
		Their actual "last" concert is considered to be a live appearance on the roof at the Apple studios in London in January 1969, which was known as the "Get Back" sessions and featured on the "Let it Be" album.
	www.jeffosretromusic.com /beatles.html (6327 words)

	Beatles History: January 23
		Also, there exists another version of how the song was named, that it was Ringo Starr who misread the notation and gave the song its name].
		1969--The Beatles (with Billy Preston) in the recording studio (Apple Studios, London): they record ten takes of Get Back.
		The tape operator for this session is Alan Parsons.
	history.absoluteelsewhere.net /January/january23.html (536 words)

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