After the Bee Gees made the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band film in 1978, George Harrison branded them and their manager Robert Stigwood as "greedy".
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A year after John Lennon’s second solo album, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, the star began working on Imagine, the legendary 1971 album which featured such hits as Imagine, and How Do You Sleep? Years later, in Lennon’s book about the album’s production - Imagine John Yoko - Lennon spoke out on why he brought famed music producer Phil Spector into the album’s production in the first place. Spector, who recently died whilst in prison for murder, was infamous for being ruthlessly cruel to his pop acts - but Lennon explained how he “didn’t al
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Music producer best known for his research on The Wall Of Sound technique, Phil Spector has died aged 81, according to reports by TMZ. He was known for his career producing music in the 1960s. But how did Phil Spector die?
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The Beatles made an enormous mark on the music industry throughout the 1960s, and into the 1970s. Songwriting duo John Lennon and Paul McCartney frequently cited Elvis Presley as one of their biggest influences in their childhood. Because of Elvis’ legacy, the Fab Four were keen to create a more rock and roll type of act, creating the unique and incredible sound that the band eventually made.