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McCartney in the frame as late wife and daughter's

photos appear

WENN

30 June, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney turned his latest magazine photospread

into a true family affair - the then-and-now snapshots were

taken by his late wife Linda and daughter Mary.

Also: Music Madness: The Beatles & Spice Girls (video);

Paul McCartney Rocks Amoeba Music (video); Paul

Mccartney plays at Amoeba on 6/27/07 #1 (video); Mccartney

plays at Amoeba on 6/27/07 #2 (video); Sir Paul Mccartney

thanks to Amoeba Music (video); Paul McCartney "Surreal

Gig Ever" Dance Tonight Amoeba 6/27 (video); Paul

McCartney " Drive My Car " Live Amoeba 06/27/07 (video);

Paul McCartney " Only Mama Knows " Live Amoeba

06/27/07 (video); Paul MccCartney "C Moon" at Amoeba

Music Los Angeles 6.27.07 (video); Paul McCartney Secret

Concert Amoeba Records in Hollywood (video); Paul

McCartney at Amoeba I Saw Her Standing There (video);

I'll follow the sun (video); Paul McCartney Amoeba

Entrance (video); For more videos check HERE; Paul

McCartney June 27th, 2007 - Hollywood (pics)

Best doesn’t mind that fame comes from being

former Beatle

By John Wirt, The Advocate

29 June, 2007

Pete Best was there before they were fab.

P.S. We love you too

By George Martin, International Herald Tribune

29 June, 2007

What was I doing on July 6, 1957, when 15-year-old Paul

McCartney went along to hear 16-year-old John Lennon

performing with his band at a church fête in Liverpool?

Also: The birth of the Beatles

Beatle days and wild nights

By Jay Lustig, The Star-Ledger

29 June, 2007

One who was there offers a behind-the-scenes look at

some '60s giants

Ex-Beatle recruits Sizzla, Lady Saw, Cherine

Anderson for remix

By Basil Walters, The Jamaica Observer

29 June, 2007

Former Beatle Paul McCartney has crossed over into

dancehall with the release of a single on the heels of his

new album, Memory Almost Full.

Anniversary of 'Love' kicks off Beatles events

By Jerry Fink, Las Vegas Sun

29 June, 2007

The Mirage celebrated the first anniversary of the

Cirque du Soleil musical "Love" in high style.

Paul McCartney rocks Hollywood record store

By Dean Goodman, Reuters

28 June, 2007

Paul McCartney's informal world tour of small venues

brought him to Hollywood on Wednesday when he played

a free concert at a record store for an audience that

included fellow Beatle Ringo Starr.

Also: Pics; Paul McCartney In Town To Promote Album

(video); McCartney Performs In L.A. For Free (video);

McCartney gives record store shoppers a special 'Memory';

Paul McCartney thrills fans with 'secret' L.A. record store

show; Paul McCartney at Amoeba; Paul McCartney -- No

Love for Jennifer Love? (inc. video); Paul McCartney;

Paul McCartney Played Lots Of Beatle Songs

The Beatles' original drummer hits town

By Zach Ernst, The Daily Texan

28 June, 2007

Perhaps no one in the history of rock 'n' roll "almost made

it" like Pete Best.

It's Beatle night on 'Larry King'

By Ken Barnes, USA Today

27 June, 2007

Larry King couldn't reunite The Beatles, but he did the

best he could, assembling surviving group members Paul

McCartney and Ringo Starr and Beatle widows Yoko Ono

and Olivia Harrison for a CNN interview on Tuesday night.

Also: Paul, Yoko and Ringo let it be as they honour

dead Beatles; "The Beatles LOVE By Cirque Du Soleil"

First Anniversary Celebration (thank you Carlos and Mary);

Video: The Beatles Love by Cirque Du Soleil Celebrates

First Anniversary; The Beatles Love by Cirque Du Soleil

Celebrates First Anniversary (inc. videos, pics); Surviving

Beatles, widows come together (inc. videos); For 'Love'

anniversary, a Beatles family reunion

Marvin finally gets his hands on McCartney song

Contactmusic

27 June, 2007

A song promised to Hank Marvin by Sir Paul McCartney

has finally been released by the guitarist - more than 40

years after he first heard it.

Hard day's night for camping McCartney fans

ahead of LA gig

AFP

26 June, 2007

It's not exactly Beatlemania but news of an impromptu

concert by Paul McCartney at a Los Angeles record store

triggered feverish anticipation among hardcore fans here

Tuesday.

Also: McCartney to play L.A. record store Wednesday;

McCartney fans camp out for show; McCartney wristbands

given out early

Sir Paul McCartney to play iTunes Festival

(thanks, Mary)

ilikemusic.com

26 June, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney is to make a very special guest

appearance at the iTunes Festival: London at the

Institute of Contemporary Arts.

Must-see TV: Larry King hosts reunion of

Beatles, widows

CBC

26 June, 2007

A Beatles reunion of sorts is set for Tuesday on the

CNN interview show Larry King Live.

Beatles and the Stones to appear on special

Cavern album

Beatles Story Museum

26 June, 2007

Containing 50 tracks from artists who have all appeared

at the club over the years, the tracklist reads like a

Who's Who of British popular music over the decades,

and amply highlights the pivotal importance and influence

the club has extended over the years since it opened on

16th January 1957.

Beatles July 3 Auction Features Fine Art and

Unpublished Images

News-antique.com

25 June, 2007

ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com will auction 400 lots of Beatles

Memorabilia including unpublished photographs, a film

from a 1964 San Francisco performance and Stuart

Sutcliffe’s artworks.

Also: Beatles “Penny Lane” Champagne Bottle Prop at

Auction July 3 in Las Vegas; Paul McCartney Wings

‘Band On The Run’ Grammy Award to be Auctioned

July 3; ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com Auctions John Lennon’s

Ivor Novello Award July 3; Beatles Memorabilia Auction

July 3 Features Stuart Sutcliffe Original Art of John

Lennon; ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com Auctions Authentic

Beatles Autographed Sgt. Pepper LP;

ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com Auctions John Lennon’s 60s

Psychedelic Jacket July 3 in Las Vegas

Reflections of a Renaissance Man: An Interview

with Paul McCartney

By Christian John Wikane, PopMatters

25 June, 2007

From Astaire to T-Pain, from Little Richard to de

Kooning, McCartney talks to PopMatters and covers it

all, including his uncertainty about what kind of send-off

he'd like.

Friendships With the Beatles, Waylon and Jesus

By Hazel Smith, CMT.com

25 June, 2007

Ken Mansfield Lived Through Wild Times in London,

L.A. and Nashville

Hollywood star for ex-Beatle George

Press Association

22 June, 2007

George Harrison, Ricky Martin, Tim Robbins and Cate

Blanchett are among stars to be enshrined in the

Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Former Beatles flourish on album charts

By Fred Bronson, Billboard

21 June, 2007

Paul McCartney, George Harrison and the songs of John

Lennon can all be found in the top 15 of the U.S. pop album

chart, the biggest confluence of ex-Beatles in years.

McCartney eyes second deal with Starbucks

Contactmusic

21 June, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney is reportedly planning to sign a second

record deal with coffee chain Starbucks, because he is

thrilled with the sales of his latest album Memory Almost

Full.

Also: Ex-Beatle could be Island-bound on latest tour; Song

for Heather

Stella turnout for Macca's 65th birthday

This is London

20 June, 2007

After a year he must privately describe as his "annus

horribilis", Sir Paul McCartney could be forgiven for letting

his hair down.

Yoko Ono says she still might write a memoir

By Robert Gibbons, Reuters

20 June, 2007

Yoko Ono may yet write her autobiography despite a

reluctance to deal with hostile critics -- Beatles fans who

still blame her for breaking up the band.

McCartney writes without purpose

PR-Inside.com

20 June, 2007

Musician Sir Paul McCartney laughs at fans who claim

to understand the songs he writes, because most of the

time they mean nothing.

Also: Fans given a chance to “chat” with Paul

McCartney on his website

Harrison son records Lennon tribute

PR-Inside.com

20 June, 2007

The son of late Beatle George Harrison has recorded

a cover of his father's bandmate John Lennon's 1971

song Gimme Some Truth.

London sax man joins Diana tribute

By James Reaney, The London Free Press

20 June, 2007

London sax man Aaron Macdonald will be playing

Motown for a great cause at the Grand on Friday --

and then he's off to Europe and the Concert for Diana.

Beatles fans: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr,

Yoko Ono, Olivia Harrison to appear on

"Larry King Live"

Orlando Sentinel

19 June, 2007

Calling all Beatles fans: You will not want to miss the

June 26 edition of "Larry King Live."

Macca: John and I made up

Press Association

19 June, 2007

They might have been one of the most famous feuding

pairs in rock history, but Sir Paul McCartney has

revealed that he and John Lennon made up before the

former Beatle died.

Also: McCartney: 'Lennon loved me yeah, yeah, yeah'

‘The other Beatle’ to perform at Triton

By Jimmy Carroll, The Daily News of Newburyport

19 June, 2007

Was it because he didn’t don the signature mop-top

hairstyle, or was it that female fans found him to be

more attractive than the rest of the band?

Abbey Road hosts TV series

By Roger Catlin, The Hartford Courant

19 June, 2007

The big doors to Studio Two open, and there it is: the

large, high-ceilinged inner sanctum. A perpetual hush

settles over the surprisingly familiar bricks and baffles.

'I threw away Lennon's drawings'

By Joan Mulcaster, ic SurreyOnline.co.uk

18 June, 2007

Art teacher Geraldine Brock didn't get much work out

of a tall teenager with glasses.

Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney turns 65

dpa

18 June, 2007

Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney was celebrating his 65th

birthday on Monday.

Also: Beatle juice; When I'm 65 ... why Macca is the

new face of grey power; McCartney studies Yesterday

covers; Happy Birthday to... Paul McCartney; 'People

mistook my 'talking with the dead' comment', says

Macca; Video Tribute to Paul McCartney in Honor of

His 65th Birthday; McCartney arranges his funeral;

Paul McCartney's 'Memory Almost Full' (inc. audio)

Yoko Ono backs festival in Highlands

By Eben Harrell, The Scotsman

18 June, 2007

John Lennon's widow yesterday paid tribute to Scotland,

describing it as "the most beautiful and magical country".

Also: Festival wins the backing of Yoko

A Beatles Reunion For The Sake Of 'LOVE'

(inc. video)

Access Hollywood

18 June, 2007

The surviving members of the world's most celebrated

rock band, The Beatles, will attend a special dedication

ceremony in honor of the late John Lennon and George

Harrison, in conjunction with the one-year anniversary

of Cirque du Soleil's "LOVE."

Fab Four festival fabulous; Beatlemaniacs get

their money's worth

Belleville Intelligencer

18 June, 2007

The people of Hamburg would be proud.

Mersey beats 'em all

By Brad Crouch, Sunday Mail

17 June, 2007

Liverpool - the name immediately conjures up conflicting

images.

Ringo Starr plans downloads of song catalog,

greatest hits album

Associated Press

17 June, 2007

Ringo Starr is going digital.

Wilburys are UK album number one

BBC

17 June, 2007

The Traveling Wilburys made a return to the charts as

the supergroup scored a number one UK album with a

collection of their greatest hits.

Album sales show McCartney still in demand

By Geoff Mayfield, Billboard

16 June, 2007

Paul McCartney has the answer to that question he

posed so mirthfully 40 years ago.

Also: McCartney steals Bono's wardrobe; Keep out

Mucca, says Macca; McCartney's prank on Gallagher;

Paul McCartney iTunes ad spotted, removed; Far from

a cracka by old Macca; Paul McCartney busiest at 65;

Will you please leave my party after 15mins when I'm

65 Heather?; Sir Paul McCartney Tops the Charts,

Again(video); Paul McCartney: Living Without Fear

(inc. video)

His days with The Beatles

By Luke Hendry, Belleville Intelligencer

16 June, 2007

Call him the normal Beatle.

Lennon enthusiasts to come together for

magical mystery tour in the Highlands

By Adam Forrest, Sunday Herald

16 June, 2007

Remote village’s three-day event to celebrate Beatles’

links with Scotland

It was 50 years ago today

By Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo

15 June, 2007

Celebrations to mark the first meeting of John Lennon

and Paul McCartney half a century ago are launched

today with a Beatles-themed flower festival.

Jerry Levitan Met The Walrus

By Sarah Kurchak, Chart Attack

15 June, 2007

One day in 1969, a determined 14-year-old would-be

reporter named Jerry Levitan snuck into John

Lennon's Toronto hotel room with a reel to reel tape

recorder and scored and interview with the Beatle.

McCartney Dazzles At New York Club Show

By Jonathan Cohen, Billboard

14 June, 2007

Paul McCartney and his band squeezed into New York's

700-capacity Highline Ballroom last night (June 13) to

celebrate the No. 3 debut of the Beatle great's new

album, "Memory Almost Full."

Also: Paul McCartney Fans Wait In Line For "Secret"

Concert (inc. video); Unannounced McCartney Show,

Now Announced; It's McCartney Mania In The Big

Apple (video - here's an alternative link); McCartney

rocks with new songs at 'secret' NY show; When he's

64 ... Paul thrills 'em; Golden oldie McCartney; Paul

McCartney Plays Intimate Show in NYC; Back in the

U.S.A.: Paul McCartney Plays a "Secret" Show

Price of Yoko Ono’s peace column triples

Iceland Review

14 June, 2007

The estimated cost of the Imagine Peace Tower, which

the artist Yoko Ono plans to establish on Videy island

off Reykjavík, has tripled as revealed Monday.

ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com Auctions John Lennon’s

Favorite Recording Piano July 3

News-antique.com

13 June, 2007

"The John Lennon Piano" from NY's Record Plant at

ItsOnlyRocknRoll.com’s Live and Online Auction of

Beatles Memorabilia at the Mirage in Las Vegas, with

The Fest for Beatles Fans Convention July 1-3.

McCartney slams rise of the MP3 player

Contactmusic

13 June, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney is disappointed by the rise of the MP3

player - because it stops listeners interacting with nature.

Also: Paul McCartney should lift Starbucks' same-store

sales; Paul McCartney’s “Memory Almost Full” Debuts at

#3 on Billboard Top 200; McCartney back in top five;

McCartney's Starbucks album heats up U.S. charts

Pembroke bans The Beatles

Pembroke Daily Observer

13 June, 2007

The Beatles may have been one of the greatest rock 'n roll

bands of all time, but even the mop-topped quartet from

Liverpool saw their popularity take a dive now and again.

Strawberry Fields Forever

Journal Chrétien

13 June, 2007

The extraordinary story of how John Lennon’s childhood

play area has become a dynamic Salvation Army prayer

center and church

Lennon & McCartney top songwriter poll

PR-Inside.com

12 June, 2007

John Lennon and Paul McCartney have beaten Mick

Jagger and Keith Richards to the top of a new internet

survey to find the Best Songwriting Duo of all time.

Former Beatle Pete Best speaks on podcast

(inc. audio)

Beatles Story Museum

11 June, 2007

For more than 1,000 shows until 1962, Best was the

drummer for The Beatles.

McCartney 'blessed' by Beatles Experience

Contactmusic

11 June, 2007

Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney feels "blessed"

he had the opportunity to be part of the biggest band

of all time - and admits he's still overwhelmed by the

Fab Four's legacy.

ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com Auctions Rare

Beatles Concert Poster July 3

News-antique.com

10 June, 2007

ItsOnlyRockNRoll.com will be selling a previously

undiscovered 1966 Beatles Concert Poster from

Busch Stadium in St. Louis at auction July 3 in an

online/in-person sale at the Las Vegas Beatles Fest.

Yoko breaks silence to reveal Lennon's last

words

By Andrew Johnson, The Independent

10 June, 2007

For 40 years Yoko Ono has kept a silent dignity in

the face of global vilification meted out by legions

of Beatles fans.

Also: Yoko's Desert Island snub to The Beatles;

Lennon's last night - and the hotel 'bed-in'; John

and Yoko were saved from heroin addiction by

greedy drug dealer; The Beautiful Boy who came

so near to never being born

Authentic rock 'n' roll, Wilburys style

By Terry Lawson, Detroit Free Press

10 June, 2007

So let's get the embarrassing part of this over first...

Also: Wilburys set to travel again

Scottish Beatle memorabilia on show

icRenfrewshire

10 June, 2007

Some rare Beatles memorabilia is to go on show

at a special exhibition celebrating the band's links

with Scotland.

Maccas get back

By Sean Hamilton, Sunday Mirror

10 June, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney will spend his 65th birthday

with Heather Mills next week - amid an astonishing

turnaround in their bitter divorce battle.

Beatles Art Show Opens in Square

By Marianne F. Kaletzky, The Harvard Crimson

9 June, 2007

The Beatles may be bigger than Jesus, but former

drummer Ringo Starr recently insisted that he still

has his superiors.

Return of the big Macca

The Sun

9 June, 2007

Paul McCartney proved exactly why he’s a living

legend with a thrilling performance in London on

Thursday.

Also: McCartney to play secret gig for just 1,000

fans; Paul McCartney: 'Surprisingly OK' After

Separation (updated, inc. video); Nod Your Head;

Coffee Perks McCartney Up To Number One;

Starbucks serves up new label with McCartney CD

(video); Paul McCartney Announces Secret Show

Tonight!; McCartney: back to where he once

belonged;Paul McCartney's secret gig: Photos and

Setlist (thanks, Carol); My night with Sir Paul

McCartney; McCartney plays secret gig at small

London venue (video); Macca gets back to where

he once belonged; Paul McCartney; Macca's free

secret gig (inc. video - thanks, Carsten); Macca's

set was just fab; McCartney still rocks us when he's

64;Kate Moss, Stella McCartney join crowd at Sir

Paul's secret gig (inc. video); Sir Paul wows at

intimate concert; The day I met a Beatle

Lennon aid two-disc fundraiser gives top

pop start a chance to build on ex-Beatle's

legacy

By Shay Quillen, The Mercury News

9 June, 2007

Imagine a tribute record on which each artist

breathes new life into a beloved favorite.

Best in town: The Beatles original drummer

plays at Dante's

Daily News Tribune

7 June, 2007

The Pete Best Band, featuring original Beatles

drummer Pete Best, is bringing the high-energy,

Merseybeat sound of the "pre-Fab" Beatles to

Dante's in Marlborough Friday and Saturday.

Yoko dismisses dog meat reports

Contactmusic

7 June, 2007

Yoko Ono has denied eating dog meat during an

appearance on a London radio station last month

(May07).

Also: Apology: Sorry to Yoko Ono; ADVISORY-

Attention corrected story on Yoko Ono

Real-life story of the Beatles’ Lucy

By Lisa Williams, Wandsworth Guardian

6 June, 2007

The story is now well-known among admirers of the

Beatles: John Lennon's four-year-old son Julian

presents his father with a painting at the school gates.

Hear a little 'Karma'

By Whitney Matheson, USA Today

6 June, 2007

Pop reader Evan P. just pointed out that VH1.com

is streaming the new John Lennon tribute CD,

Instant Karma: The Amnesty International

Campaign to Save Darfur.

Sgt. Pepper at 40

Toledo Blade

6 June, 2007

Even after four decades, rock enthusiasts remain

split into warring camps when it comes to the

Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."

Why Stroud was a hard day's night for the

fab four

By Janet Hughes, Western Daily Press

5 June, 2007

For Paul McCartney it remains his worst ever gig

in 50 years of performing, the night The Beatles

were pelted with coins by Teddy Boys at a half

empty hall in Stroud.

Traveling Wilburys CDs reissued with care

By Dean Goodman, Reuters

5 June, 2007

It was a rock album conceived by accident that no

one thought would succeed even though it was made

by Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, George Harrison, Jeff

Lynne and Tom Petty.

McCartney's future melds with ever-present

past

By Edna Gundersen, USA Today

5 June, 2007

That's a comfortable upholstered chair on the cover

of Paul McCartney's Memory Almost Full album,

but it's not a rocker.

Also: Thanks for the memories; Coming out

swinging; New label gives McCartney a jolt; Macca

bacca; Love is in the heir!; I wanna scold your hand!;

Paul McCartney is a man on the run (thanks, Carol);

You never give me your alimony...; The long and

winding road; Sir Paul suffers lapses in 'Memory';

McCartney frees himself from yesterday and today;

Paul McCartney's latest offers satisfying sounds;

McCartney: 'No Apple connection to label change';

Music Review: The Fun Paul, On New Label, Is

Back On Disc Again With "Memory"; McCartney:

Beatles' End Retold; McCartney Shows His Age;

Live and Let Shill; 'Truth Is, I'm the Same Guy I

Always Was' (Thanks, Carol); Memory Almost Full;

McCartney, the man in 'Full'; Some of the best

McCartney ever; The answer to 'Will you still need

me ... when I'm 64?'; Still Needing, Still Feeding

the Muse at 64; Beatle brews Starbucks jams; New

McCartney Album Emphasizes Change in Music

Industry (inc.audio); Listen Up: 'Memory' is full of

longing; Be in Paul's shout-out vid; Starbucks

Serving More Than Lattes These Days; Low-key

buzz to Starbucks' release; McCartney album hit by

sales snag; McCartney keeps filling memory bank;

Fans unite for McCartney birthday greetings; Paul

McCartney Invades Starbucks!; Lively McCartney

CD shows we still need him at 64; Eight it a great

midweek chart; Paul McCartney Says Sayonara to

DRM; Free McCartney Music With Your Moca Latte

(inc. video); I'll Take a Venti Paul McCartney (video);

Paul McCartney Advertising With Starbucks (video)

EastWest Ships Fab Four Virtual Instruments

Mix

5 June, 2007

Marking the 40th anniversary of the release of Sgt.

Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band on June 1,

EastWest announced that its Fab Four Virtual

Instruments ($395) is shipping.

Buy a bit of Beatle history

Weston & Somerset Mercury

5 June, 2007

A Weston photographer who was inspired by John

Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney is offering people

a little piece of history.

Beatles Immortalized In Suits

CBS News

4 June, 2007

In 1964, the Beatles invaded America and captured

the hearts of millions, perhaps no one more than

Baltimore native Russ Lease.

Beatles blast for burglar

Ananova

3 June, 2006

A judge sentenced a Beatle-loving thief by quoting

42 of the band's song titles in his verdict.

It's a crime, literally, to love 'Sgt. Pepper's'

this much

By Mark Hinson, Tallahassee Democrat

3 June, 2007

When I was in the elementary school, I stole $10

from my mother's purse and bought a copy of "Sgt.

Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by the Beatles.

Also: Fun Facts About 40 Year Old Sgt Pepper;

Why Sgt. Pepper emanates art; The Beatles made

their influence felt in many films

Just like starting over

By Matthew Hay Brown, Baltimore Sun

3 June, 2007

Though two Beatles are gone, this summer the

music of all four will be everywhere -- in new

releases, reissues and the 'Instant Karma' project

Police charge man with theft after he says

McCartney would pay

By Carly Mullady, Chicago Daily Southtown

(thanks, Harleyblues)

2 June, 2007

Money can't buy love.

Sgt Pepper: 40 years ago today...

ITV

1 June, 2007

The album which has been lauded as the most

influential ever - The Beatles' Sgt Pepper's Lonely

Hearts Club Band - is celebrating its 40th birthday.

Also: Revealed: The REAL Sergeant Pepper;

Sgt. Pepper at 40, from A to Z; Ode to an England

at the crossroads; Sgt Pepper turns 40 (inc. video);

It Was Forty Years Ago Today ... (inc. video); 'Sgt.

Pepper' still turning on fans as it turns 40; Sgt.

Pepper turns 40; 40 years later, Beatles revolutionary

album still spins out talk; 'Sergeant Pepper' Turns 40

(inc. audio); It was 40 years ago today: Britain salutes

Beatles' 'Sgt Pepper's'; It Was 40 Years Ago Today;

The inspiration behind Sgt Pepper's songs revealed; It

was 40 years ago today...Sgt Pepper wins new fans;

`Sgt. Pepper': It Was 40 Years Ago Today; We update

iconic Beatles album; 40 ago today:The Beatles' 'SGT.

PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND'; How

well do you know the 'Sgt. Pepper' cover?; 'Sgt. Pepper'

Bowed '40 Years Ago Today'; Commentary: No getting

over 'Sgt. Pepper'

Beatles online deal seen for 2008: Harrison

widow

By Dean Goodman, Reuters

1 June, 2007

Beatles fans will probably have to wait until next year

before they can buy the Fab Four's tunes from online

retailers such as Apple Inc.'s iTunes store, George

Harrison's widow said on Friday.

Sir Paul slams 'mediocre' Big Brother

ITV

1 June, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney has branded Big Brother a

"celebration of mediocrity".

Also: Yes, you'll still love Sir Paul now he's 64; I was

a Beatle for the day

I want to deport your band

By Helen Barlow, Sydney Morning Herald

1 June, 2007

When John Lennon took up with Yoko Ono, a whole

world of Beatle lovers - and at the time that was the

whole world - felt betrayed.

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