Wednesday, August 5, 2009
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Ask Mr. Music ~ Jerry Osborne
I am continuing our new feature: Ask "Mr. Music." Now in its 23rd year of syndication (1986-2008), Jerry Osborne's weekly Q&A feature will be a regular post every Wednesday from now on. Be sure to stop by Jerry's site (www.jerryosborne.com) for more Mr. Music archives, record price guides, anything Elvis, buy & sell collectibles, record appraisals and much more. I thank Jerry for allowing the reprints.
FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 3, 2009
DEAR JERRY: Over many years of buying and listening to music, I must say the majority of record albums have one or more photos on the front cover of the performer(s).
This is especially true with newcomers, which allows for ones like the Beatles white album with no photos, only the title “The Beatles.”
An album I spotted on a recent listing of ones selling for $1,000 and up is an example of a cover without an artist photo, only a bunch of weird lines. It is also by an act I have never heard of, Jutta Hipp.
Lacking a photo means I don't even know if Jutta Hipp is a man, woman, or group. Is it instrumentals or vocals, or both?
No one I have asked about this knows anything at all about Jutta Hipp, but someone must to pay so much.
—Blaine Dandridge, Eau Claire, Wisc.
DEAR BLAINE: Jutta Hipp's story is easily the most fascinating of any female jazz star of the 1950s, as much for what she didn't do as what she did.
Before anyone in the U.S. heard of Jutta -- common German name that sounds like the first four letters of Judas -- she was Europe's most famous female jazz pianist, even topping jazz polls as the No. 1 pianist without regard to gender. Jutta does not sing on her recordings.
When New York's Blue Note Records got wind of this amazing 29-year-old, they agreed to release an album of her German recordings before ever meeting her.
That collection, “Jutta (New Faces - New Sounds from Germany)” (Blue Note BLP-5056) came out in January 1955. Rather than a photo of Fraulein Hipp, this cover art is merely a drawing of a similar looking woman.
Jutta left Germany in 1955, crossing the Atlantic by ship. She arrived in New York November 18th, and remained a New Yorker until her death, April 7, 2003, at the age of 78. She never returned to Germany, not even to visit family.
In 1956, Blue Note released “Jutta Hipp at the Hickory House, Vol. 1” (BLP-1515) and Vol. 2 (BLP-1516), from her shows at the famed Manhattan restaurant. Both covers picture Jutta on stage there.
The Blue Note LP seizing your attention is “Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims” (BLP-1530), from a July 28, 1956 session acclaimed by critics as her finest hour. The accolades are due in no small part to featured saxophonist Zoot Sims.
This six-track collection, Hipp's hippest, last, and most valuable album, is also the one with the somewhat confusing cover you describe.
What may appear as “a bunch of weird lines” is really an abstract rendering of piano keys. You may have noticed about 10% of the keys, or notes, are blue. This is a subtle tie-in to the label itself, Blue Note Records.
That's some of what Jutta did. What she didn't do is sell out.
For her it was always about the music; never about the money. When the powers that be attempted to choose her music based on their sales projections, or in the case of her ex-mentor Leonard Feather, wanting Hipp to record his own compositions, Jutta would have none of it.
At the peak of her career, Jutta literally and figuratively walked out the studio door, never to return or record again. Not for anyone.
The need for a paycheck forced Jutta to work as a seamstress at a Queens clothing manufacturer, and for a couple of years she played on weekends in small clubs.
Beset with stage fright, she quit the weekend gigs in 1960 and, according to all reports, never played the piano again. Jazz officially lost one of its most significant talents.
It is both surprising and inexcusable that the Jutta Hipp story is not yet a motion picture. All of the elements are there and waiting for a visionary.
IZ ZAT SO? Reissues and repackages notwithstanding, there are but four original Blue Note albums by Jutta Hipp, none of which will likely be found in the bargain bin.
The 10-inch “Jutta (New Faces - New Sounds from Germany)” sells in the $500 to $1,000 range. Either volume of “Jutta Hipp at the Hickory House” is $1,000 to $1,500. For “Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims,” the range is $2,000 to $4,000.
Copyright 2009 Osbourne Enterprises- Reprinted By Permission
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"Rockin Records" is now on sale- call with the code "CVR" and receive $6 off your purchase
Toll-Free: (800) 246-3255
http://www.jerryosborne.com/
Jerry Osborne's "Rockin' Records" has long been the most popular record guide. Now with 1,104 pages, it is by far the biggest record guide we've ever made. It is regarded throughout the industry as the best available guide, and it is the one accepted by all the major insurance companies.
Call today with the code "CVR" to receive your discount!
FOR THE WEEK OF AUGUST 3, 2009
DEAR JERRY: Over many years of buying and listening to music, I must say the majority of record albums have one or more photos on the front cover of the performer(s).
This is especially true with newcomers, which allows for ones like the Beatles white album with no photos, only the title “The Beatles.”
An album I spotted on a recent listing of ones selling for $1,000 and up is an example of a cover without an artist photo, only a bunch of weird lines. It is also by an act I have never heard of, Jutta Hipp.
Lacking a photo means I don't even know if Jutta Hipp is a man, woman, or group. Is it instrumentals or vocals, or both?
No one I have asked about this knows anything at all about Jutta Hipp, but someone must to pay so much.
—Blaine Dandridge, Eau Claire, Wisc.
DEAR BLAINE: Jutta Hipp's story is easily the most fascinating of any female jazz star of the 1950s, as much for what she didn't do as what she did.
Before anyone in the U.S. heard of Jutta -- common German name that sounds like the first four letters of Judas -- she was Europe's most famous female jazz pianist, even topping jazz polls as the No. 1 pianist without regard to gender. Jutta does not sing on her recordings.
When New York's Blue Note Records got wind of this amazing 29-year-old, they agreed to release an album of her German recordings before ever meeting her.
That collection, “Jutta (New Faces - New Sounds from Germany)” (Blue Note BLP-5056) came out in January 1955. Rather than a photo of Fraulein Hipp, this cover art is merely a drawing of a similar looking woman.
Jutta left Germany in 1955, crossing the Atlantic by ship. She arrived in New York November 18th, and remained a New Yorker until her death, April 7, 2003, at the age of 78. She never returned to Germany, not even to visit family.
In 1956, Blue Note released “Jutta Hipp at the Hickory House, Vol. 1” (BLP-1515) and Vol. 2 (BLP-1516), from her shows at the famed Manhattan restaurant. Both covers picture Jutta on stage there.
The Blue Note LP seizing your attention is “Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims” (BLP-1530), from a July 28, 1956 session acclaimed by critics as her finest hour. The accolades are due in no small part to featured saxophonist Zoot Sims.
This six-track collection, Hipp's hippest, last, and most valuable album, is also the one with the somewhat confusing cover you describe.
What may appear as “a bunch of weird lines” is really an abstract rendering of piano keys. You may have noticed about 10% of the keys, or notes, are blue. This is a subtle tie-in to the label itself, Blue Note Records.
That's some of what Jutta did. What she didn't do is sell out.
For her it was always about the music; never about the money. When the powers that be attempted to choose her music based on their sales projections, or in the case of her ex-mentor Leonard Feather, wanting Hipp to record his own compositions, Jutta would have none of it.
At the peak of her career, Jutta literally and figuratively walked out the studio door, never to return or record again. Not for anyone.
The need for a paycheck forced Jutta to work as a seamstress at a Queens clothing manufacturer, and for a couple of years she played on weekends in small clubs.
Beset with stage fright, she quit the weekend gigs in 1960 and, according to all reports, never played the piano again. Jazz officially lost one of its most significant talents.
It is both surprising and inexcusable that the Jutta Hipp story is not yet a motion picture. All of the elements are there and waiting for a visionary.
IZ ZAT SO? Reissues and repackages notwithstanding, there are but four original Blue Note albums by Jutta Hipp, none of which will likely be found in the bargain bin.
The 10-inch “Jutta (New Faces - New Sounds from Germany)” sells in the $500 to $1,000 range. Either volume of “Jutta Hipp at the Hickory House” is $1,000 to $1,500. For “Jutta Hipp with Zoot Sims,” the range is $2,000 to $4,000.
Copyright 2009 Osbourne Enterprises- Reprinted By Permission
---------------------------------
"Rockin Records" is now on sale- call with the code "CVR" and receive $6 off your purchase
Toll-Free: (800) 246-3255
http://www.jerryosborne.com/
Jerry Osborne's "Rockin' Records" has long been the most popular record guide. Now with 1,104 pages, it is by far the biggest record guide we've ever made. It is regarded throughout the industry as the best available guide, and it is the one accepted by all the major insurance companies.
Call today with the code "CVR" to receive your discount!
Linear Tracking
Here's everything you ever wanted to know about linear tracking. I hope that you find it as interesting and informative as I did. be sure to check out the linkls listed (espeially the patent data) for more information and opinions.
linear-tracking
–adjective (of a tone arm) designed to move across a phonograph record in a straight line, instead of an arc, so that as the needle tracks the groove, its orientation remains unchanged.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4253126.html
http://www.stereomanuals.com/articles/jack-holmes_linear-turntables.htm
http://www.head-case.org/forums/home-source-components/6471-linear-tracking-tone-arms-experience.html
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f7/blast-fromt-past-linear-tracking-turntable-28728/
http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/archive/index.php/t-38506.html
linear-tracking
–adjective (of a tone arm) designed to move across a phonograph record in a straight line, instead of an arc, so that as the needle tracks the groove, its orientation remains unchanged.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4253126.html
http://www.stereomanuals.com/articles/jack-holmes_linear-turntables.htm
http://www.head-case.org/forums/home-source-components/6471-linear-tracking-tone-arms-experience.html
http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f7/blast-fromt-past-linear-tracking-turntable-28728/
http://www.stevehoffman.tv/forums/archive/index.php/t-38506.html
Vinyl Collective News
Vinyl Collective Top 25 Sales for July 2009
Stop by www.vinylcollective.com for some great vinyl!
1 A WILHELM SCREAM “Mute Print” LP mustard yellow vinyl 216 copies
2 PORTUGAL THE MAN The Satanic Satanist LP red/orange 156 copies
3 JOEY CAPE / MIKE HALE “Under the Influence Vol 11? 7? brown vinyl 142 copies
4 O PIONEERS!!!/NEW BRUISES “Under the Influence Vol 10? 7? white vinyl 114 copies
5 PORTUGAL THE MAN “It’s Complicated Being a Wizard” LP light blue vinyl 106 copies
6 KEVIN SECONDS / KEPI GHOULIE “Under the Influence Vol 12? 7? white vinyl 92 copies
7 POISON THE WELL “The Tropic Rot” dbl LP tan vinyl 76 copies
8 THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM “Senor and the Queen” 10? red vinyl 73 copies
9 PORTUGAL THE MAN “It’s Complicated Being a Wizard” LP black vinyl w/ s 67 copies
9 PORTUGAL THE MAN “It’s Complicated Being a Wizard” LP light blue vinyl w/ s 67 copies
11 THURSDAY “Full Collapse” LP solid brown vinyl 66 copies
12 12” Record Jacket Sleeve. Fits over album jacket. 60 copies
13 HEAVY HEAVY LOW LOW “Turtle Nipple…” LP brown/pink 52 copies
14 O PIONEERS!!! “Limp Bizkit covering Limp Bizkit” 7? white cover VC exclusive 50 copies
15 CHUCK RAGAN/ BRIAN FALLON “Gospel Songs” 7? black vinyl 48 copies
16 BROADWAY CALLS “Good Views, Bad News” LP opaque green vinyl VC exclusive color 47 copies
17 JOEY CAPE / MIKE HALE “Under the Influence Vol 11? 7? yellow/gold vinyl 44 copies
18 SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE “Diary” dbl LP remastered 43 copies
19 A WILHELM SCREAM “Mute Print” LP black vinyl 40 copies
20 JAWBREAKER – Dear You 2xLP 37 copies
20 O PIONEERS!!! “Limp Bizkit covering Limp Bizkit” 7? brown cover 37 copies
22 7” Record Jacket Sleeves (20) 7-1/4? x 7-1/4 36 copies
23 SET YOUR GOALS “This Will Be The Death Of Us” LP 35 copies
24 MISCHIEF BREW / ANDREW JACKSON JIHAD: Split 8? clear w/ polka dots 31 copies
24 2 for Tuesday (Fake Problems it’s great LP, Ninja Gun restless rubes LP) 2 for 1 31 copies
26 THE MENZINGERS “Hold On, Dodge” 7? olive green vinyl 30 copies
26 MISCHIEF BREW / ANDREW JACKSON JIHAD: Split 8? clear vinyl 30 copies
Restocks just in:
BLONDE REDHEAD ì23î LP
Deals Gone Bad “The Ramblers” LP red vinyl
DEVENDRA BANHART “Cripple Crow” dbl LP
JULIAN PLENTI “IsÖSkyscraper” LP
PAVEMENT ìCrooked Rain, Crooked Rainî LP 180 gram vinyl
PAVEMENT ìSlanted And Enchantedî LP 180 gram vinyl
PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES “Good Health” LP
RATATAT “Classics” LP
RATATAT “LP3? LP
RATATAT “Shempi” LP
SHEARWATER “Rooks” 7?
SIGUR ROS “Med sud Ì eyrum vid spilum endalaust” dbl LP
TAKEN BY TREES “Sweet Child o’ Mine” 7?
THE PIXIES “Come On Pilgrim” LP
THE PIXIES “Doolittle” LP
THE PIXIES “Surfer Rosa” LP
THE PRODIGY “Experience” LP
THOM YORKE “Harrowdown Hill” LP
TITUS ANDRONICUS “The Airing Of Grievances” LP
V/A “Dark Was The Night” triple LP
VAMPIRE WEEKEND “Oxford Comma” 7?
Stop by www.vinylcollective.com for some great vinyl!
1 A WILHELM SCREAM “Mute Print” LP mustard yellow vinyl 216 copies
2 PORTUGAL THE MAN The Satanic Satanist LP red/orange 156 copies
3 JOEY CAPE / MIKE HALE “Under the Influence Vol 11? 7? brown vinyl 142 copies
4 O PIONEERS!!!/NEW BRUISES “Under the Influence Vol 10? 7? white vinyl 114 copies
5 PORTUGAL THE MAN “It’s Complicated Being a Wizard” LP light blue vinyl 106 copies
6 KEVIN SECONDS / KEPI GHOULIE “Under the Influence Vol 12? 7? white vinyl 92 copies
7 POISON THE WELL “The Tropic Rot” dbl LP tan vinyl 76 copies
8 THE GASLIGHT ANTHEM “Senor and the Queen” 10? red vinyl 73 copies
9 PORTUGAL THE MAN “It’s Complicated Being a Wizard” LP black vinyl w/ s 67 copies
9 PORTUGAL THE MAN “It’s Complicated Being a Wizard” LP light blue vinyl w/ s 67 copies
11 THURSDAY “Full Collapse” LP solid brown vinyl 66 copies
12 12” Record Jacket Sleeve. Fits over album jacket. 60 copies
13 HEAVY HEAVY LOW LOW “Turtle Nipple…” LP brown/pink 52 copies
14 O PIONEERS!!! “Limp Bizkit covering Limp Bizkit” 7? white cover VC exclusive 50 copies
15 CHUCK RAGAN/ BRIAN FALLON “Gospel Songs” 7? black vinyl 48 copies
16 BROADWAY CALLS “Good Views, Bad News” LP opaque green vinyl VC exclusive color 47 copies
17 JOEY CAPE / MIKE HALE “Under the Influence Vol 11? 7? yellow/gold vinyl 44 copies
18 SUNNY DAY REAL ESTATE “Diary” dbl LP remastered 43 copies
19 A WILHELM SCREAM “Mute Print” LP black vinyl 40 copies
20 JAWBREAKER – Dear You 2xLP 37 copies
20 O PIONEERS!!! “Limp Bizkit covering Limp Bizkit” 7? brown cover 37 copies
22 7” Record Jacket Sleeves (20) 7-1/4? x 7-1/4 36 copies
23 SET YOUR GOALS “This Will Be The Death Of Us” LP 35 copies
24 MISCHIEF BREW / ANDREW JACKSON JIHAD: Split 8? clear w/ polka dots 31 copies
24 2 for Tuesday (Fake Problems it’s great LP, Ninja Gun restless rubes LP) 2 for 1 31 copies
26 THE MENZINGERS “Hold On, Dodge” 7? olive green vinyl 30 copies
26 MISCHIEF BREW / ANDREW JACKSON JIHAD: Split 8? clear vinyl 30 copies
Restocks just in:
BLONDE REDHEAD ì23î LP
Deals Gone Bad “The Ramblers” LP red vinyl
DEVENDRA BANHART “Cripple Crow” dbl LP
JULIAN PLENTI “IsÖSkyscraper” LP
PAVEMENT ìCrooked Rain, Crooked Rainî LP 180 gram vinyl
PAVEMENT ìSlanted And Enchantedî LP 180 gram vinyl
PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES “Good Health” LP
RATATAT “Classics” LP
RATATAT “LP3? LP
RATATAT “Shempi” LP
SHEARWATER “Rooks” 7?
SIGUR ROS “Med sud Ì eyrum vid spilum endalaust” dbl LP
TAKEN BY TREES “Sweet Child o’ Mine” 7?
THE PIXIES “Come On Pilgrim” LP
THE PIXIES “Doolittle” LP
THE PIXIES “Surfer Rosa” LP
THE PRODIGY “Experience” LP
THOM YORKE “Harrowdown Hill” LP
TITUS ANDRONICUS “The Airing Of Grievances” LP
V/A “Dark Was The Night” triple LP
VAMPIRE WEEKEND “Oxford Comma” 7?
Music News & Notes
Arctic Monkeys At Oxfam
Indie rock favourites, Arctic Monkeys are doing their bit for charity with the release of ‘Crying Lightning’, the first single taken from their soon to be released third album ‘Humbug’, out August 24th.
The lads are going retro by ditching the usual CD format in favour of vinyl for the exclusive release of their new single.
‘Crying Lightning’ will be released in two versions; a ten-inch and a seven-inch single with the later being available exclusively through the UK charity shop ‘Oxfam’ for £2.99
The single, which is currently available to download, will go on sale on Monday August 17th with the Oxfam exclusive version featuring a cover of ‘Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds’ song ‘Red Right Hand’ as the B-Side. Whilst the ten-inch version of the single, which will be sold through more conventional record shops, features a new track ‘I Haven’t Got My Strange’ as an extra B-Side.
But don’t fret if you don’t own a record player, both versions of the single will come with a code allowing the free download of the relevant tracks on MP3.
In further support of Oxfam, the band and their label (Domino) are encouraging all fans who buy the single from one of the 700 nationwide shops to take something of value to donate, especially any unwanted records and other music-related items.
“Oxfam is a Great British institution and it’s a delight to be working together on this project…as well as raising some money for a great cause we are able to get vinyl back onto more of the nation’s high streets, which feels good.”
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DJ Shadow Launches His Own Music Store On New Website
DJ Shadow relaunched his official Website today as a destination where fans can purchase unreleased material, deluxe versions of his albums and more content, marking the first time a major label artist has established his own music store. Not only does DJ Shadow’s new site allow him to connect globally with fans, it also allows for the Endtroducing..… mastermind to directly receive money for his music without using a middleman like iTunes or other digital outlets.
Among the exclusives now available at DJ Shadow’s new Website include a batch of live performances and mixes from throughout the past decade, as well as rehearsal demos and free downloadable interviews. All the downloads are high-quality, DRM-free MP3s.
The site’s layout is also novel — it transitions from day to night depending on what time you visit the site. The site will also house DJ Shadow’s video blog, as well as features like “Guide To Collecting DJ Shadow” and the “DJ Shadow Handmade” series.
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Jacko Still Selling
Michael Jackson will, once again, have the biggest selling album in the United States next week with Number Ones and the only album to sell over 100,000 copies. Hits Daily Double is predicting that he will also have number 3 (Essential) and 4 (Thriller), both selling in the 60 to 70,000 area.
The new UK album charts are out as well and for the 6th straight week (and every week since his death) Michael Jackson had the top selling album. In all there were 7 MJ/Jackson 5 albums on the UK top 40 albums chart this week:
#01 The Essential Michael Jackson
#08 Michael Jackson & The Jackson 5: The Motown Years
#11 Thriller
#16 Off The Wall
#26 Michael Jackson: The Collection
#36 King of Pop
#40 Michael Jackson & Jackson Five: The Very Best Of
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Pink Floyd CD Box Set: Oh By The Way
The Pink Floyd CD Box Set “Oh, By the Way” includes all of the studio albums from Pink Floyd’s long career beginning with 1967’s brilliant Syd Barret era Piper at the Gates of Dawn through 1994’s The Division Bell. Basically this a good “one stop” way to buy the entire Pink Floyd discography in a fancy box with some nice CD sleeves (using original LP artwork.)
It’s apparently a “limited edition” box set with only 10,000 copies having been made. Pick up yours here:
Along with the complete Pink Floyd studio album collection in CD format with the original LP artwork, this “Oh, By the Way” Box Set also includes a Pink Floyd poster and two Pink Floyd coasters which are only available as a part of this box set (not sold separately.)
Albums Included: Piper at the Gates of Dawn, A Saucerful of Secrets, More, Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, Meddle, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall, The Final Cut, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, & The Division Bell.
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Sir Paul McCartney Denies Retirement Rumors
Sir Paul McCartney has denied reports that he plans to retire in 2010.
Last week, The Sun newspaper claimed the former Beatle was to give up touring next year following a series of farewell concerts.
But Sir Paul has played down the claims and said he plans to tour as long as fans want to see him.
“I was thinking this morning that it was five years ago that this same rumour went around,” he told the Boston Herald.
“All I can say is that I’m not retiring.”
The singer compared the latest reports to previous claims in 1966 that he had died.
He said: “It’s like, 'Paul is dead'. 'No, I’m not,' is all I could say.
“I did talk about retirement in one sentence in one story and only to say, 'No way Jose'. But someone must have only read part of that one sentence.
“As long as people want to come and hear me, I’ll probably be doing this. It’s just so easy to star rumours.”
The former Beatle is currently in the middle of a brief US tour, which included a headlining show at Citi Field in Queens last month.
For an old guy, he still rocks.
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What?
Sometimes you have to give the people what they need. The ear-splitting heavy metal group My Bloody Valentine will give out earplugs to fans attending shows on their European Tour, courtesy of Earplugshop.com. I think they intend on being loud and this will also deter people from filing those pesky lawsuits claiming that they lost their hearing at a concert (yes, there have many suits filed like that!)
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Abbey Road Anniversary Walk
Fans celebrate Abbey Road 40th anniversary next weekend
On 8th August 1969, the Beatles crossed Abbey Road. Next Saturday, 8th August 2009, a special day of events have been planned to celebrate the anniversary.
A special Beatles walking tour will cross the Abbey Road Crossing exactly 40 years to the minute since the Beatles did it in 1969. The tour will be lead by Richard Porter, a professional Beatles tour guide and owner of the Beatles Coffee Shop. The special tour starts at Marylebone Station at 9.20am. There is no need to book for the tour, just turn up at the meeting point.
At 11.35am fans will cross Abbey Road exactly 40 years to the minute since the Beatles. They will be led across by Beatles band Sgt Pepper's Only Dartboard Band, who will be wearing replicas of the clothes the Beatles wore 40 years before. They will be arriving in an exact replica of John Lennon's psychedelic Rolls Royce Car- as provided by Ripley's Believe it or Not.
Other places visited on the tour will include:
the place where the opening scenes for A Hard Day's Night were filmed;
the restaurant featured in Help!,
the former Apple Shop which had the psychedelic mural painted on the wall;
the registry office where two of the Beatles were married,
the apartment immortalised by Ringo, John and Yoko where the infamous 'Two Virgins' picture was taken.
We'll also see the house where Paul lived with Jane Asher.
Those were the days ... for it was in that house that John and Paul wrote I Want To Hold Your Hand.
If you can't get to the event in person, it will be broadcast by CBS News in the US, on Russian National TV and also in Spain and France!
You can also watch it live on the Abbey Road webcam!
For more information on the day's events please visit www.beatlesinlondon.com/abbeyroad.htm
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John Patitucci Releases New CD "Remembrance"
The new CD from Grammy winning jazz bassist John Patitucci, Remembrance, is in stores today (CD & digital) via Concord Jazz.
Remembrance is Patitucci's 7th release on Concord Jazz and pays homage to several of his heroes, including tenor sax colossus Sonny Rollins (the upbeat “Sonny Side”), the late trumpet legend Freddie Hubbard (the bouncy, joyful “Blues for Freddie”), tenor sax titan Joe Henderson (the bold, bright “Joe Hen” with Lovano’s searing tenor solo) and bass elder Ray Brown (the lazy blues “Play Ball” that Patitucci says is “one of the slowest tempos I’ve ever played”).
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New Country Releases
Gloriana – Gloriana
Hank III/Assjack – AssJack
Mac McAnally – Down By the River
Steve Azar – Slide on Over Here
Sugarland – Live On the Inside (CD/DVD)
Zac Brown Band – Live From Bonnaroo (EP)
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KISS & Candy
Rumors are swirling that the title of the new Kiss album will be "Sonic Boom." Or maybe not.
Something that is firm is that there will be special edition Kiss M&M's released in October. Here's the current ad:
What's next? KISS makeup kits just in time for Halloween? Wait, they probably already have that.....
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