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In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes, signed many first-time artists to their label, including Ronnie Spector, Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.Not surprisingly, The Beatles also released their own group and solo singles on their Apple Records label, up until their contract as a group legally expired at the end of 1976. From 1977 on, The Beatles released their singles on other labels. Here are all the Beatles Apple singles from 1968-1971. Enjoy!APPLE RECORDS BEATLES SINGLES 1972-1974PAUL McCARTNEY (as "WINGS")1. Give Ireland Back to the Irish / Give Ireland Back to the Irish (version) (2/28/72)RINGO STARR2. Back Off Boogaloo / Blindman (3/20/72)PAUL McCARTNEY (as "WINGS")3. Hi Hi Hi / C Moon (4/2/72)JOHN & YOKO/PLASTIC ONO BAND 4. Woman Is the N***** of the World / Sisters O Sisters (4/24/72)PAUL McCARTNEY (as "WINGS")5. Mary Had a Little Lamb / Little Woman Love (5/29/72)Paul McCartney & Wings6. My Love / The Mess (4/9/73)GEORGE HARRISON7. Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) / Miss O'Dell (5/7/73)PAUL McCARTNEY (as "WINGS")8. Live & Let Die / I Lie Around (6/18/73)RINGO STARR9. Photograph / Down & Out (9/24/73)JOHN LENNON10. Mind Games / Meat City (single version) (10/29/73)PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS11. Helen Wheels / Country Dreamer (11/12/73)RINGO STARR12. You're Sixteen/ Devil Woman (12/3/73)PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS13 Jet / Let Me Roll It (2/18/74)RINGO STARR14. Oh My My / Step Lightly (2/18/74)PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS15. Band on the Run / Zoo Gang / Nineteen-Hundred & Eighty-Five [U.S. & Great Britain B-sides] (4/8/74)JOHN LENNON16. Whatever Gets You Thru' the Night / Beef Jerky (9/23/74)PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS (as "The Country Hams")17. Walking in the Park with Eloise / Bridge on the River Suite (10/18/74)PAUL McCARTNEY & WINGS18. Junior's Farm / Sally G (11/4/74)RINGO STARR19. Only You / Call Me (11/11/74)GEORGE HARRISON20. Dark Horse / I Don't Care Anymore 11/18/74)JOHN LENNON21. #9 Dream / What You Got (12/16/74)GEORGE HARRISON22. Ding Dong Ding Dong / Hari's on Tour (12/23/74)The Beatles' contract with EMI Records (of which Apple Records was a subsidiary) expired on January 26, 1976, thus ending The Beatles' original "run" with Apple Records (1968-1976). Apple Corps./Apple Records. All Beatles recordings would continue to be distributed by Apple Records, although The Beatles would record for other labels after 1/26/76, except for Paul McCartney, who had re-signed with Capitol Records in 1975.

In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes, signed many first-time artists to their label, including Ronnie Spector, Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.Not surprisingly, The Beatles also released their own group and solo singles on their Apple Records label, up until their contract as a group legally expired at the end of 1976. From 1977 on, The Beatles released their singles on other labels. Here are all the Beatles Apple singles from 1968-1971. Enjoy!APPLE RECORDS BEATLES SINGLES 1975-1976RINGO STARR1. No No Song / Snookeroo (1/27/75)JOHN LENNON2. Stand By Me / Move Over Ms. L (3/10/75)PAUL McCARTNEY (as "WINGS")3. Listen to What the Man Said / Love in Song (5/16/75)RINGO STARR4. (It's All Down to) Goodnight Vienna / Oo-Wee (6/2/75)GEORGE HARRISON5. You / World of Stone (9/15/75)PAUL McCARTNEY (as "WINGS")6. Letting Go / You Gave Me the Answer (10/4/75)7. VENUS & MARS/ROCK SHOW / Magneto & Titanium Man (10/27/75)GEORGE HARRISON 8. This Guitar (Can't Keep from Crying) / Maya Love (12/8/75)The Beatles' contract with EMI Records (of which Apple Records was a subsidiary) expired on January 26, 1976, thus ending The Beatles' original "run" with Apple Records (1968-1976). Apple Corps./Apple Records. All Beatles recordings would continue to be distributed by Apple Records, although The Beatles would record for other labels after 1/26/76, except for Paul McCartney, who had re-signed with Capitol Records in 1975.

In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes signed, many first-time artists to their label, including Ronnie Spector, Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.Here are all of the non-Beatles singles released on APPLE in 1972-1976, followed by their release dates. Enjoy!APPLE SINGLES (NON-BEATLES) 1972-1976YOKO ONO1. It's Now or Never / Move On Fast (11/13/72)ELEPHANTS MEMORY2. Power Boogie / Liberation Special (11/12/73)LON & DEREK VON EATON3. Warm Woman / More Than Words 93/9/73)YOKO ONO4. Death of Samantha / Yang Yang (5/4/73)5. Run Run Run / Men Men Men (11/9/73)BADFINGER6. Apple of My Eye / Blind Owl (12/10/73)*BONUS TRACKS:MARY HOPKIN7. An Jenem Tag (Those Were the Days in German) 8. Que Tiempo Tan Feliz (Those Were the Days in Spanish)9. Goodbye (Acetate demo)BADFINGER10. Come and Get It (Acetate demo)RONNIE SPECTOR11. Lovely La-De-Day (Acetate of one-sided Apple demo disc - 2/19/71)SPLINTER12. Another Chance That I Let Go (Acetate, unreleased single)[Badfinger's "Apple of My Eye" / " Blind Owl" single was the last non-Beatles Apple single to be released.]

In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes, signed many first-time artists to their label, including Ronnie Spector, Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.Not surprisingly, The Beatles also released their own group and solo singles on their Apple Records label, up until their contract as a group legally expired at the end of 1976. From 1977 on, The Beatles released their singles on other labels. Here are all the Beatles Apple singles from 1968-1971. Enjoy!APPLE RECORDS BEATLES SINGLES 1968-1971BEATLES1. Hey Jude / Revolution (8/26/68)2. Get Back / Don't Let Me Down (5/5/69)3. Ballad of John & Yoko / Old Brown Shoe (6/4/69)PLASTIC ONO BAND (John & Yoko)4. Give Peace A Chance / Remember Love (7/7/69)BEATLES5. Something / Come Together (10/6/69)JOHN & YOKO6. Cold Turkey / Don't worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking for a Hand in the Snow) (10/20/69)7. Instant Karma / Who Has Seen the Wind? (2/2/70)BEATLES8. Let It Be / You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) (3/11/70)RINGO STARR9. Beaucoups of Blues / Coochy Coochy (10/5/70)GEORGE HARRISON10. My Sweet Lord / Isn't It a Pity? (11/23/70)11. What Is Life? / Apple Scruffs (2/15/71)PAUL McCARTNEY12. Another Day / Oh Woman, Oh Why? (2/22/71)JOHN & YOKO13. Power to the People / Touch Me (3/22/71)RINGO STARR14. It Don't Come Easy / Early 1970 (4/16/71)GEORGE HARRISON15. Bangla Desh / Deep Blue (7/28/71)PAUL & LINDA McCARTNEY16. Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey / Too Many People (8/2/71)JOHN LENNON17. Imagine / It's So Hard (10/11/71)JOHN & YOKO18. Happy Xmas (War Is Over) / **The B-side, "Listen the Snow Is Falling," is listed separately under "Yoko Ono" on the Apple Singles (Non-Beatles) as part of a two-sided Yoko single.1971-1972 pageThe Beatles' contract with EMI Records (of which Apple Records was a subsidiary) expired on January 26, 1976, thus ending The Beatles' original "run" with Apple Records (1968-1976). Apple Corps./Apple Records. All Beatles recordings would continue to be distributed by Apple Records, although The Beatles would record for other labels after 1/26/76, except for Paul McCartney, who had re-signed with Capitol Records in 1975.

Here in the midwest, power pop is a strong, pervasive influence on music. One of power-pop’s architects, Guitarist Joey Molland of Badfinger, joins me tonight. Joey’s career is fascinating and enmeshed with rock and roll history. From Badfinger’s signing to the Beatles’ Apple label, to Joey’s work with George Harrison, all the way through Badfinger’s “Baby Blue” bringing “Breaking Bad” to a close… we have a lot to cover! Joey Molland is part of this year’s The Fest for Beatles Fans event, presenting a virtual George Harrison Birthday Celebration this Thursday (2/25). The honorable and wonderful Terri Hemmert will be hosting, and other guests include Peter Asher (Peter & Gordon), Klaus Voorman (designer of the “Revolver” cover) and Billy J. Kramer (British Invasion star). Tickets are 15 bucks, and you can get them here: 

Here in the midwest, power pop is a strong, pervasive influence on music. One of power-pop’s architects, Guitarist Joey Molland of Badfinger, joins me tonight. Joey’s career is fascinating and enmeshed with rock and roll history. From Badfinger’s signing to the Beatles’ Apple label, to Joey’s work with George Harrison, all the way through Badfinger’s “Baby Blue” bringing “Breaking Bad” to a close… we have a lot to cover! Joey Molland is part of this year’s The Fest for Beatles Fans event, presenting a virtual George Harrison Birthday Celebration this Thursday (2/25). The honorable and wonderful Terri Hemmert will be hosting, and other guests include Peter Asher (Peter & Gordon), Klaus Voorman (designer of the “Revolver” cover) and Billy J. Kramer (British Invasion star). Tickets are 15 bucks, and you can get them here:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/life-of-george-a-beatles-birthday-celebration-tickets-139948813669

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This week along with the latest chart news from the U.S. and UK a look back at a 1968 concern about the Beatles Apple logo. 

This week Ben is at the Gruff Rhys show (we may have mentioned that a few times…) so tonight's episode is pre-recorded with regular occasional co-host Mr Tom Coates. Loads of great music for you to enjoy, remember you can Tweet to @BFFKettle with your favourite tracks and moments. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ While My Guitar Gentle Weeps by The Beatles on The Beatles (Apple) 10′03″ Deadly Valentine by Charlotte Gainsbourg on Deadly Valentine (Because Music) 15′48″ World In My Eyes by Depeche Mode on Violator (Sire) 19′58″ Lost (feat. Chelsea Jade) by Jai Wolf on Lost (Mon + Pop) 27′41″ Dog Song by Ruby Throat on Dog Song (One Little Indian) 30′01″ DTMFA by Speedy Ortiz on Adlut Swim Singles (Carpark) 33′17″ I Know by The Beta Band on The Three E.P.'s (Because) 44′07″ Can't Run But by Paul Simon on In The Blue Light (Sony) 47′21″ Following by The Bangles on Different Light (Sony) 51′30″ The Night Watch by Jim Reeves on 20 Songs of Inspiration (Sony) 58′19″ Subaru Nights by Insecure Nights on Insecure Men (Fat Possum) 62′27″ Drones in the City by Gruff Rhys on Babelsberg (Rough Trade) 66′58″ One Too Many by Fufanu on Dialogue III (One Little Indian) 70′44″ Comeback Kid by Sharon Van Etten on Comeback Kid (Jagjaguwar) 82′15″ She's A Rainbow by The Rolling Stones on More Hot Rocks (ABKCO) 85′45″ Monday Morning, Somewhere Central by Ultimate Painting on Dusk (Trouble in Mind) 88′31″ Dress by PJ Harvey on Dry (UMG) 93′37″ Body Fat by How to Dress Well on The Anteroom (Domino) 98′42″ Microfiche by Open Mike Eagle on What Happens When I Try to Relax (AutoReverse) 101′35″ Imposter by Kadhja Bonet on Childqueen Outtakes (Fat Possum) 107′28″ Where I Lead Me by Townes Van Zandt on Be Here to Love Me (Fat Possum) 109′49″ Bachelorette by Björk on Homogenic (One Little Indian) 118′09″ Diminuendo by Daniel Avery on Diminuendo (Phantasy Sound) Check out the full archives on the website.

50 years: in the first of what will be a series throughout this year and next, we examine The Beatles’ Apple enterprise; focusing here on the start-up and in articular on Apple Publishing and the array of what-if talents drawn to the corps. My guest is Axel Korinth, co-author of the two volumes of A is For Apple books – mammoth richly illustrated histories of Apple. Songs heard in whole or in part: 1. Mary Hopkin – Those Were The Days 2. The Perishers – How Does It Feel 3. Coconut Mushroom – Any Day Now 4. Grapefruit – Dear Delilah 5. Jackie Lomax and Elvis Presley – How The Web Was Woven 6. Jackie Lomax – Sour Milk Sea 7. Grenville and Weston – Aeroplane (acetate) 8. Slow Dog – Little Girl 9. Crosby, Stills and Nash – Blackbird 10. Contact – Round and Round 11. Chris Hodge – We’re On Our Way 12. White Trash – Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight 13. The Iveys – I’ll Kiss You Goodnight 14. The Iveys – I’m In Love 15. John Tavener – excerpt from The Whale (Melodrama and Pantomime) 16. Elastic Oz Band – God Save Us 17. Brute Force – King of Fuh 18. Bojoura – Everybody’s Day 19. Jackie Lomax – New Day (BBC) 20. Contact – Lovers From The Sky For more on the projects produced by Axel Korinth and Ed Dieckmann, see http://www.apcor.net/ For volume 1: http://www.apcor.net/a-is-for-apple-reprint/ For volume 2: http://www.apcor.net/a-is-for-apple-volume-2-the-winter-of-discontent-jan-mar-1969/ For the CD A is for Acetates: http://www.apcor.net/a-is-for-acetates/ The post 138: A Is For Apple appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

50 years: in the first of what will be a series throughout this year and next, we examine The Beatles’ Apple enterprise; focusing here on the start-up and in articular on Apple Publishing and the array of what-if talents drawn to the corps. My guest is Axel Korinth, co-author of the two volumes of A is For Apple books – mammoth richly illustrated histories of Apple. Songs heard in whole or in part: 1. Mary Hopkin – Those Were The Days 2. The Perishers – How Does It Feel 3. Coconut Mushroom – Any Day Now 4. Grapefruit – Dear Delilah 5. Jackie Lomax and Elvis Presley – How The Web Was Woven 6. Jackie Lomax – Sour Milk Sea 7. Grenville and Weston – Aeroplane (acetate) 8. Slow Dog – Little Girl 9. Crosby, Stills and Nash – Blackbird 10. Contact – Round and Round 11. Chris Hodge – We’re On Our Way 12. White Trash – Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight 13. The Iveys – I’ll Kiss You Goodnight 14. The Iveys – I’m In Love 15. John Tavener – excerpt from The Whale (Melodrama and Pantomime) 16. Elastic Oz Band – God Save Us 17. Brute Force – King of Fuh 18. Bojoura – Everybody’s Day 19. Jackie Lomax – New Day (BBC) 20. Contact – Lovers From The Sky For more on the projects produced by Axel Korinth and Ed Dieckmann, see http://www.apcor.net/ For volume 1: http://www.apcor.net/a-is-for-apple-reprint/ For volume 2: http://www.apcor.net/a-is-for-apple-volume-2-the-winter-of-discontent-jan-mar-1969/ For the CD A is for Acetates: http://www.apcor.net/a-is-for-acetates/ The post 138: A Is For Apple appeared first on Something About The Beatles.

Part two of the WTWF interview with author and television producer Bryce Zabel.     This week we take a deeper dive into "Once There was a Way: What if the Beatles Stayed Together -- Breakpoint Book 2", but remain careful to keep spoilers to a minimum.      Could George Harrison have possibly brought Steve Jobs into the Beatles Apple in the early seventies, and turned him into a "Real Magic Alex?"       What would classic solo songs such as "Imagine", "My Sweet Lord", "Band on the Run" and "Photograph" be like had the Beatles still been around to record them?     Might there possibly be a life for this alternate history beyond the page?     Tune in and find one man's answers to those questions and many more...     More details on Bryce and the book at http://whatifbeatles.com

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Знаменитые хиты The Beatles в кавер-версиях в программе Apple Jam. Гость студии Платон Александров. Автор и ведущий программы Дмитрий Филиппов.

В этом выпуске передачи слушаем как известные французские исполнители поют хиты группы The Beatles - программа Apple Jam. Выпуск подготовлен при поддержке коллекционера французской популярной музыка (автора программы "Окно в Париж") Александра Золотухина. Провел эфир Дмитрий Филиппов.

Wild Life (рус. Дикая жизнь; Жизнь на природе) — дебютный альбом британской рок-группы Wings, вышедший в 1971 году, альбом также является третьим студийным альбомом в дискографии Пола Маккартни вне и после его участия в группе The Beatles. Первоначальный состав Wings образовали Пол и Линда Маккартни, работавший с Полом и Линдой над их предыдущим сольным альбомом Ram барабанщик Denny Seiwell, а также присоединившийся к ним Денни Лэйн, бывший лидер группы Moody Blues.

Первый выпуск программы о творчестве всемирно любимой группы в наступившем 2016 году. Лучшее из наследия — бессменный автор, ведущий радиостанции Imagine Radio FM, Дмитрий Филиппов.