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List Price: $50.00 | | Publisher: Four Ninety-Eight Productions
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| Media: Hardcover |
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Editorial Review:
Bruce Spizer’s 310-page opus on the Beatles on Apple Records covers the records released by the Beatles on their own Apple label in America, starting with Hey Jude and The White Album in 1968, all the way through Anthology and the phenomenally popular Beatles 1 hits collection released in 2000. Hard cover with over 800 color photos, including all album covers, label variations, trade ads, posters and point of purchase dispays. Essential and entertaining for both casual fans and serious collectors.
The Beatles on Apple Records Reviews:
Very comprehensive 
2008-12-22 - I put off getting this book for years. From descriptions I had read, I figured it would be comprehensive. As I expected, it is very detailed, showing just about every variant of an Apple label or product made by the Beatles. But, to be thankful, it is much more. The text is very thorough and enjoyable, summarizing the Beatles' late years as a group. Somehow, although the stories are familiar, there are fresh insights, perspectives. And as a kid of the 1960s, I cannot help looking at those Apple labels. Well worth getting. Also, it is available more cheaply at Amazon than at other sources.
Bruce Spizer's fab 4th book is another winner!
2008-08-30 - New Orleans resident and Beatles expert Bruce Spizer gave the literary world an instant classic when he published his very first book about the American-released records from The Beatles with "The Beatles On Vee-Jay". He followed this with 2 books about "The Beatles' Story On Capitol Records". This time, he has come through again with "The Beatles On Apple Records". This outstanding book features a wealth of great information pertaining to The Beatles' Apple releases. As with the others books in this series, Mr. Spizer is truly a qualified expert when it comes to writing about The Beatles. There are illustrations shown in original black-and-white or full color. The text provided within these pages is nothing short of astonishing. This man has really done his homework in preperation for this publication. There is a great chapter on "The White Album"; likewise for "Abbey Road" and the "Anthology" series. The book concludes with "Beatles 1", which was released in November 2000. Mr. Spizer would carry on the Apple legacy in his next book, "The Beatles Solo On Apple Records" which turned out to be the very best book in the entire series!
Core blimey
2007-11-13 - The Beatles on Apple RecordsThis is more a piece of art than a book. Meticulously researched and beautifully presented on glossy paper this documents those amazing years for the Beatles on Apple.
John Lennon likened Apple to a spinning top that you set spinning and see where it goes. Apple records had some successes and no one could argue with the quality of the Beatles music on Apple. Take this one home, put on the white album and enjoy.
Beautiful and Informative!
2007-10-27 - Another great book by Spizer! If you're a collector here's the info you
need. If you're a fan of detail go no further! and it's pure eye candy
as well!!
Beatles Nerds Unite!
2007-01-09 - Amazing book, massive amounts of information on all of the band's Apple releases (from Hey Jude on). This is for the HARDCORE collector, with info on label copy, different pressings, etc. You can skip through a lot of that if it doesn't matter to you, but there's a ton of great info in here. After I bought this one and read through it I had to buy Spizer's other Beatles books. Good lord they're heavy... And absolutely necessary.
