“Paint It, Black” became just as crucial as The Rolling Stones no longer existed under the shadow of The Beatles. If you’re curious, the comma in the song title was added by Decca Records.

8 35,000 Quid for an Audition Also before The Beatles existed ... They auditioned for Decca Records, who held onto the audition tape and later sold it for a cool £35,000. 7 Double Fantasy ...

Once again "Kootch" came to the rescue, and suggested Taylor take a demo tape to Peter Asher ... The 12 song collection, set for a February 26th North American release on Decca, is a breath of fresh ...

Quieter, multi-track tape machines were supported by Dolby ... from Liverpool famously auditioned for Decca. That Decca turned down The Beatles after that audition has gone down in pop folklore ...

Note that Decca of the US is not related (except historically ... All eight songs are on the Polydor CD "The Beatles' First", reissued as "The Early Tapes". For some reason "Ain't she sweet" is the ...

The Beatles' 10-minute version of "Revolution" leaked in 2009, giving fans insight into two tracks that appeared on 'The White Album.' ...

Named The Abrams Brothers, it was a cornerstone of the Liverpudlian menswear scene, even having been visited by The Beatles between ... of high costs and red tape. While clearing out her grandma ...

Whether through snappy, gorgeously rendered cutscenes, fuzzy homemade VHS tapes, or confused conversations at the local watering hole, it’s a thoughtful story that delivers sincerity in a way ...

But some Democrats might envy the speed at which he cut through red tape. After all, liberal lawmakers have for years complained about bureaucracy that moved too slowly and rules that stifled ...

The Beatles icon performed three songs from Abbey Road in tribute to the 50th anniversary of the hit comedy show Saturday Night Live. Following his surprise performances at The Bowery in New York ...