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	The Beatles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After The Beatles' huge success in 1964, Vee-Jay Records and Swan Records took advantage of their previously secured rights to The Beatles' early recordings and reissued the songs that they had rights to, which all reached the top ten of the charts the second time around.
		While most recording artists of the time were using two, three or four tracks in the studio, The Beatles had to use linked pairs of four-track decks, and ping-ponging tracks two, and even three times, became common.
		Early in their recording career the drums usually were recorded with only two microphones: one overhead (an AKG D19 or STC 4038) and one for the bass drum (such as an AKG D20).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Beatles (6711 words)

	Across the Universe More Fun Stuff - 4 Recording Sessions
		Although recorded around the time of the White Album, it was to be released as a single and would be one of their longest.
		Sessions at Trident, another recording studio in London, had been booked for the purpose of recording the final track, with an orchestra booked also for that session.
		First the Beatles had to record the new rhythm track which was recorded by Dave Harries as George Martin and Geoff Emerick had tickets to the premiere of Cliff Richard's film 'Finders Keepers' and wouldn't be back until 11 o'clock that evening.
	www.webweaverdesign.ca /beatles/other/4recordings.html (2295 words)

	Mark Lewisohn - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		His -The Beatles Recording Sessions, which documents all of the Beatles' official recording sessions from 1962 to 1970, is a model for such projects in that it not only provides mounds of details and clears up many mysteries, but is also written in an..
		His -The Beatles Recording Sessions, which documents all of the Beatles' official recording sessions from 1962 to 1970, is a model for such projects in that it not only provides mounds of details and clears up many mysteries, but is also written in an entertaining, engrossing fashion accessible to the general reader.
		Soon after this, he was invited by EMI to listen to the Beatles' sessions, including most of their unreleased outtakes and alternate versions, as background research for -The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,589369,00.html (798 words)

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		The Beatles were a pop and rock music group from Liverpool, England, who continue to be held in the very highest regard for their artistic achievements, their huge commercial success, and their ground-breaking role in the history of popular music.
		The Beatles were, by most definitions, the biggest musical act of the twentieth century, charting more than fifty top 40 hit singles in the ten years they were together and twenty-seven #1 hits in the USA and UK alone.
		Beatles records were banned and burned in many cities and towns across America (primarily in the South) and from countries such as South Africa.
	www.thebeatlescatalog.com (6271 words)

	Catching Up With Mark Lewisohn
		Perhaps, Mark became the envy of Beatles fans the world over when, in 1987, he was commissioned by EMI to listen to all of the Beatles original session tapes and catalogue his findings in the heralded book, The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions.
		The quality of the key 13 Beatles albums in the racks at the moment is well below that of any other major act, in terms of artwork and sonic quality, and this is a pity because it is not enhancing their reputation and it's losing them substantial income.
		There was the suitcase of recordings in Australia, the elderly man from Suffolk with a supposed 18-song rehearsal tape, and most recently, there is a collector who asserts that he has a claim to a previously unheard Lennon-McCartney composition, Mississippi River Born, that he sold to either Yoko Ono or EMI.
	abbeyrd.best.vwh.net /lewisohn.html (2687 words)

	The Beatles Recording Sessions Update
		Recording sessions for Free As A Bird, Real Love, Grow Old With Me, Now And Then/I Don't Want To Lose You.
		Recording sessions for Now And Then/I Don't Want To Lose You.
		Recording sessions for Thinking Of Linking, Ain't She Sweet, Love Me Do, I Saw Her Standing There, I Will, Dehra Dune, Blue Moon Of Kentucky.
	reunionsessions.tripod.com /al/faabsessions/contents.html (215 words)

	Lewisohn's Beatles Chronicle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Appearing 30 years after the release of the Beatles first single, "Love Me Do", The Complete Beatles Chronicle is easily the single greatest and most authoritative document about the world-famous group ever published.
		Other books have dealt with aspects of the Beatles working lives but The Complete Beatles Chronicle is the first to tell the whole story, from their very first tentative performances in 1950's Liverpool church halls and social clubs through the beat boom and psychedelia to their irrevocable split in 1970.
		For every Beatles fan, past, present of future, this is the one and only indispensable guide to those remarkable Beatles years.
	www.jpgr.co.uk /chronicl.html (306 words)

	ABBA - The Complete Recording Sessions FAQ
		For instance, the 1960s bureaucracy of EMI (The Beatles' record company) meant that Lewisohn could rely on 99% of everything that was ever done being neatly and properly documented, whereas Polar had other priorities altogether in the 1970s.
		It was a title she mentioned that she was working on at the same time as I'm Still Alive, or at least it existed as a song during the rehearsals for the 1979 tour.
		With The Beatles for instance, there are a number of biographies of the group, of the individual members and their manager, books written by people who worked with them and by ex-wives and ex-lovers, countless discographies, volumes on their recording sessions, their live concerts, their films, their radio and TV appearances, etc.
	www.carlmagnuspalm.com /abba/ovrigt/crsfaq.html (3513 words)

	Amazon.com: EMI's the Complete Beatles Recording Sessions: The Official Story of the Abbey Road Years: Books: Mark ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It begins with their 1st EMI session in June 1962 (back when Pete Best was still the Beatles' drummer, before Ringo Starr replaced him) and ends in 1970 with the remixing of the Let It Be sessions with Phil Spector.
		It really goes into the little details of the Beatles in the recording studio and gives the reader something of an idea as to what it was like to be there.
		Through the blitzkreig tours of Beatlemania, the op-art trendiness of Carnaby Street, the Summer of Love, the squabbles and the break-up, it's easy to forget that from 1962 to 1970 the Beatles produced their masterpieces in the unassuming townhouse that was (and is) EMI Abbey Road studios.
	www.amazon.com /EMIs-Complete-Beatles-Recording-Sessions/dp/0600557847 (1481 words)

	Amazon.com: The Complete Beatles Chronicle: Books: George Martin,Mark Lewisohn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Complete Beatles Recording Sessions: The Official Story of the Abbey Road Years 1962-1970 by Mark Lewisohn
		The Beatles weren't always big,and their was a time actually before Beatle mania.In these times we also didn't always have Ringo star to play drums.We had Pete Best.
		This is truley for the Beatle fan in all of us craving that little bit of nerdiness wondering about everything they ever did.Or to some one who wants a well written chronological ordered book of the Beatles in general.Big fan or newcomer this is just right for you.
	www.amazon.com /Complete-Beatles-Chronicle-George-Martin/dp/0600600335 (1402 words)

	Gobnotch's Recording Sessions Update - May 22 1995 to 1996
		Eventually, in 1995, immediately after the completion of the Live At The BBC album, the remaining Beatles and George Martin began compiling and mixing unreleased Beatles material for the forthcoming Beatles Anthology.
		The Beatles had blown out of Abbey Road Studio Two a long time ago; in fact the last time all four Beatles were there together was the 20th of August 1969.
		Bob Smeaton, Anthology TV series director, has revealed that footage of the three Beatles and George Martin at Abbey Road together was filmed for possible inclusion in the forthcoming Anthology series (see entry for 23rd June 1994 for the full quote).
	www.vex.net /~paulmac/beatles/rs/19950522.html (1730 words)

	Complete Beatles Recording Sessions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The author was given the unique chance to listen to the complete archive of Beatles Abbey Road recordings.
		"One of the most important documentaries on rock music ever published, this is EMI Records' official diary-format history of every Beatles recording session, from the first in 1962, when the group was auditioned, to the last recordings in 1970 shortly before the Beatles split.
		Mark Lewisohn - The Complete BEATLES recording sessions.
	www.mcbeatle.de /beatles/books/recording_sessions.html (175 words)

	Beatles CD's - first bootlegs
		According to noted Beatles' historian, Allen J. Wiener, EMI had, in the past, dismissed a couple of its employees over the years who had access to the unreleased Beatles' master tapes.
		Another explanation for the escape of historical Beatles recordings is that the tape copies could have been made by "runners" for author Mark Lewisohn, who at the time was cataloging EMI's Beatles tapes for his book, The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions (Harmony, 1988).
		The result is that EMI Records UK and the Beatles' Apple Ltd. are now planning a six-CD set for commercial release in 1995 that will contain previously unissued material from the vaults(which became The Beatles Anthology...).
	www.rarebeatles.com /photopg3/firstcds.htm (1975 words)

	Beatles Records and Recording Sessions from The Bomp Bookshelf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		For some Beatles fans, once the group had split in 1970, they simply became a four-headed male hydra, producing discreeet catalogues of work, all of which had to be followed with the same enthusiasm and dedication afforded to the fearsome foursome.
		The film presented the Beatles as bored, bickering, and bitter pop veterans whose creative energy had nose-dived in the year and a half since their Sgt. Pepper album; Sulpy and Schweighardt corroborate that impression in their moment-by-moment descriptions of the (bootleg) audiotapes of the sessions.
		Wallgren is a pro and clearly knows his Beatles, but later writers have delved much deeper into the stories behind the songs, the recordings of the tunes, and the availability of unreleased tracks.
	www.bomp.com /BompbooksBeatRec.html (6153 words)

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		However, additionally, a great deal of information about The Beatles, as well as each member individually, is taken from listening to countless hours of interviews, and through their music.
		The Beatles ® and The Beatles & Co ® and Apple Ltd. ® are registered trademarks of The Beatles.
		Articles and their accompanying pictures, photographs, and line art, may not be resold, or redistributed for compensation of any kind without prior written permission from the author.
	www.iamthebeatles.com /page1015.html (393 words)

	Lewisohn's Beatles Recording Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		One of the most important documentaries on rock music ever published, this is EMI Records' official diary-format history of every Beatles recording session.
		Over 350 colour and fl-and-white photographs and illustrations, including rare photos by Linda McCartney and the first facsimile reproductions of Abbey Road recording sheets, tape boxes, album sleeve roughs, memos, contracts, press releases and much more.
		Simply my favourite book about The Beatles, and of all aspects it has to be, because it simply describes the music.
	www.jpgr.co.uk /lewisohn.html (238 words)

	The Beatles Diary by Barry Miles \| PopMatters Book Review
		Miles was a member of the Beatles' inner circle and had known the band intimately since 1965 and is thus eminently qualified to undertake such a mammoth task.
		As its title implies, The Beatles Diary seeks to chronicle the crucial events in the lives of the Beatles and in terms of the first volume, despite Miles' dogged insistence of keeping commentary to a minimum, this book is never as dry as expected.
		Volume 2 is a unique proposition no doubt, with its stated objective to account for the post-Beatles years on the premise that 'the Beatles had never really gone away'.
	www.popmatters.com /books/reviews/b/beatles-diary.shtml (818 words)

	Beatles Reference Library - Beatles Bibliography
		Published by Smith Gryphon, London, 1994 E.M.I.'s the Complete Beatles Recording Sessions: the Official Abbey Road Story Published: 1988 by Mark Lewisohn.
		Explores this rock musician's childhood and personal life, his career with the Beatles and on his own, and his lasting impression on the music world.
		Size: 210x150cm A$ 16.95 (Thorpe) 6.99 (Whitaker) The Beatles Price Guide for American Records: The Definitive Reference for Their Records, Tapes, & Compact Discs Published: 01/1991 B I O D I S C by Perry Cox and Joe Lindsay.
	www.beatlesagain.com /breflib/books.html (3560 words)

	Mark Lewisohn interview
		At Mark Lewisohn's request, I am offering you a free Mark Lewisohn interview for posting on your web-site.
		What's so pleasing is that the book helped pave the way for the numerous more studied, very well-informed analyses of Beatles recordings that have followed in the last 15 years, such as those Markus mentions, John C Winn's books, both of which I think are superb.
		Questions researched by Brad Howard with appreciated assistance from Andrew Croft (Beatlology magazine)and Lloyd Monaghan (TWBF).
	beatles.ncf.ca /mark_lewisohn.html (2717 words)

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