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The Beatles US LPs : where they came from & how they charted by Kenneth D. Westover is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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Musician and Beatles fan Westover has compiled a clever assortment of charts and graphs to show how Capitol Records in the United States routinely dismantled the Beatles's original U.K. albums in order to create more product. Westover has created 'fan-in' and 'fan-out' charts that visually identify the U.K. sources for the songs on each of the Beatles's U.S. albums and vice versa. Also included are graphs that track each U.S. album's chart performance in Billboard. Unfortunately, because of their large scale, these graphs are difficult to read, and Westover makes no attempt to analyze an album's drastic fluctuation in chart position. Additional charts and tables include a list of the Beatles's Grammy nominations and awards, an overview of the various U.S. record companies that released Beatles product, and even a chart that sorts all Beatles songs by playing times. Despite its drawbacks, this unique book compiles information not easily found elsewhere
- Author
- Kenneth D. Westover
- Publisher
- Boulder, Colo.: Cliff Canyon Pub. Co.
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780965325417
- Subjects
- Music, History, Arts
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