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30. Apr. 2024 · The Beatles’ original “Can’t Buy Me Love” was released in March 1964 and, it barely needs saying, raced to No.1 on both sides of the Atlantic and around the world. Ella in London
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27. Apr. 2024 · One of the most famous record producers by virtue of his groundbreaking work with the Beatles, George Martin was also an influential A&R man. He joined EMI Records in 1950 at a junior level, and by 1955 he was head of Parlophone, where he produced a variety of artists including Shirley Bassey. In 1962, he signed the Beatles and began an almost decade-long relationship that lasted until their ...
6. Mai 2024 · Among the song highlights will be an overture of instrumental arrangements of Beatles songs by the South Florida Symphony Orchestra to begin the concert as well as the songs “A Day In The Life”, “Help”, “Here Comes The Sun”, “I Am A Walrus”, “In My Life” and “Let It Be”.
Vor 3 Tagen · Matt gives a brief overview of George Martin's solo work in the 1960s while he was producer of the Beatles. Martin worked on no less than a dozen albums betw...
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- Pop Goes the 60s
Vor 6 Tagen · For all the accolades The Beatles garnered throughout their career, there’s a good chance George Martin deserves even more than them. As much as the group managed to put together fantastic music, Martin’s knowledge of music theory led to him making arrangements that should have justifiably counted as songwriting if royalties were divided justly. In terms of raw performance, though, Martin ...
8. Mai 2024 · As avid Beatles and Goon Show fans, it was almost too much for the fluctuating five-, six- or seven-piece: the recording of album number three, The Man In The Bowler Hat, would be with The Goons’ label manager and fifth Beatle himself, George Martin. Being the huge Beatles fans that we were, it just didn’t seem possible that we’d somehow ...
9. Mai 2024 · After playing the taxing instrument for hours, Martin reached the brink of exhaustion. “You have to pump the harmonium with your feet,” Geoff Emerick, the engineer, once said. “He was ...
