On March 12, the Vancouver record store Neptoon Records ' owner Rob Frith posted about his discovery on Instagram, sharing a video of what he believes are Beatles audition tapes from 1962.

Hear clips of ”The Sheik of Araby” and ”Money (That's What I Want)” that were recorded while The Beatles were looking for a ...

"How is this even possible to have what sounds like a Beatles 15-song Decca tapes master?” Neptoon Records owner Rob Firth ...

A rare and valuable Beatles audition tape that led to the Fab Four being turned by Decca Records has been discovered in a ...

A rare and valuable Beatles audition tape that led to the Fab Four being turned by Decca Records has been discovered in a Canadian record store. Jack Herschorn said he got the tape in London in 1968 ...

Rob Frith had expected that the old tape labelled 'Beatles 60s demos' was a bootleg tape with poor sound quality. But when he ...

At the time, Vancouver had a record pressing plant, International Record Corp., which made bootlegs and which was sued by Bob ...

“He thought that maybe we could put it out as a bootleg album in Canada and ... it’s on sale right now for $4 million. Whoever took the Beatles tape probably didn’t know what it was: they ...

Rob Frith, owner of Neptoon Records, found a rare, high-quality copy of the Beatles' audition tape ... and was eventually made available as a bootleg album starting in the late 70s.

The track, billed as the final Beatles song, topped the charts in the UK and won Best Rock Performance at the Grammy Awards ...

Fifty-five years ago, in spring 1970, The Beatles announced their split to a shocked world. After 13 years together, and 12 studio albums that remain arguably ... documentary and Tom Doyle profiling ...

In the early days of the Who, Pete Townshend gave little thought to a solo career. Writing songs for the band, crafting ...