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It was this week in 1970 that The Beatles film "Let it Be" had its premiere in Liverpool. The film is closely aligned with the Beatle breakup as it really showed them bickering while trying to work. Listen this week as we spotlight "Let it Be" and The Beatle Breakup.

John and Paul attend a Rolling Stones' recording session at Olympic Sound Studios and add backing vocals to their song "We Love You".

Van Eaton's Brother, long lost album on Apple Records coming June 25th. Klaus Voorman far left, Joey Molland behind Derrek with Apple architect, Geoff Emerick (unseen) next to George.

AMC’s, Mad Men, TV series went for what creator Mathew Weiner calls Artistic Impact when a recent episode featured The Beatles song, Tomorrow Never Knows. This guy’s FAB.

Screenvision, distributor of The Beatles: The Lost Concert is postponing the film due to last minute issues. Look for the documentary late Summer 2012.

Paul McCartney made a cameo on the season finale of NBC’s 30 Rock which was “live” on the East and West coast. If your a BBC Member view it on Downloads.

As always BBC members will get a preview of several Ram clips in Downloads. The CD is scheduled for U S release May 22.

GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD premiered on HBO, October 2011 and the long awaited home video debut finally reaches stores throughout North America.

The Beatles' animated classic Yellow Submarine has been digitally restored for a new DVD & Blu-Ray release and will hit stores in May.

Brunch fans always ask about the background music under Joe’s voice; most, only the brilliance of L J. His latest CD shines. Stay tuned; win an autographed copy.

A limited edition Beatles Cartoon Sericel can be yours. Just become a member in The Beatle Brunch Club and you’ll qualify to win it; signed by the original animator, Ron Campbell, and delivered by Jon Blosdale’s DenniLu Company. Sign Up Now

Our own BBC'er, Shannon's latest hit tune, BYE BYE, SUNDAY, follows the old Jimi Hendricks adage, "It's real nice when it's over." Sunday will never be the same. Check out the lyrics and listen to the scratch track mix.

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Congratulations and we hope you’ll enjoy reading A Hard Day’s Night by Ray Morton. Thank you, Doug, for writing a FABulous BBC biography and for your much appreciated support. Live The Culture!
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