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A is for Apple Vol. 2 (ISBN 9 783000 556951) April 2017 – The winter of 1969 for the Beatles and Apple was, as George Harrison put it so aptly, a Winter of Discontent. The long sessions at Twickenham and later at Apple took their toll on the Beatles who were already slightly burned out
There are many books that deal with Beatles singles, from all over the world. It seems, however, that the singles that were released in The Beatles’ own country throughout the last 60 years have never been properly catalogued in detail. This is where Apcor’s latest offering comes in, in the form of a book written
Vinylology (ISBN 9 789082 843439) October 2020 – VINYLOLOGY THE BEATLES SOLO: The Ultimate Guide to U.K. LP pressing variations 1968-2000. The Beatles’ U.K. album discography basically covers just seven sweet years (1963-1970, not counting the numerous compilations and archive editions released since), and has been analyzed in many publications. A lot of people tend
Apcor LP03 – Cat’s Eyes March 2019 – In 1974, a young artist by the name of Robin Millar entered The Beatles’ Apple Studios to record his first solo album. The LP was to be produced by Rolling Stone Mick Taylor, who also happened to be Robin’s brother-in-law at that time. Both men worked hard
Apcor LP01S – FAR AWAY COUNTRY DAY May 2019 – In May 1970, two gifted young songwriters from Livingston, New Jersey named Jimmer Glynn and Alan Rackin came to England in order to audition for Apple – following an invitation by Derek Taylor six weeks earlier. On 1 April 1970, they duly arrived in London
Apcor LP02 – KING OF CARNABY November 2018 – Terry Doran signed Jack Hollingshead to Apple Publishing in January 1968 for a period of 1 year for an advance payment of £20. Jack submitted ten songs to the label. He cut his demos, probably, at The Beatles 94 Baker Street studio and Apcor, by kind