The Beatles

...had been begging banks to lend him more money. On paper, Jacko had assets worth $1.3billion - almost all tied up in his 50 per cent ownership of The Beatles' back catalogue with Sony Records. But he was unable - or unwilling - to sell his...

In this article: Michael Jackson, Fortress Investment Group, Sony Records, New York, and Hungary

...to The Sun who saw his financial papers. On paper, Jacko had assets worth 1.3billion dollars- almost all tied up in his 50 per cent ownership of The Beatles'' back catalogue with Sony Records. But he was unable - or unwilling - to sell...

In this article: Michael Jackson, The Sun, Sony Records, Punjab, West Bengal, London, and India

Since then the band have gigged all over the country included 2 sets at The Cavern, Liverpool (England) made world famous by The Beatles after they started performing their in 1961 before they themselves were world famous going on to...

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...credit rating. Although he had assets worth an estimated $1.3 billion, the majority of it was tied up in his 50 per cent ownership of The Beatles' back catalogue with Sony Records, which he refused or was unable to sell. In a bid to...

In this article: Michael Jackson, AEG Live, Cardiac arrest, Sony Records, Marlon Brando, Living with Michael Jackson, Thriller, and O2 arena

...plastic surgeries; established an estate, Neverland, filled with zoo animals and amusement park rides; and managed to purchase the Beatles catalog from under Paul McCartney's nose, which displeased the ex-Beatle immensely. In 1990s and...

In this article: Michael Jackson, Jackson 5, Thriller, History, Motown Records, Off the Wall, Allmusic.com, Cardiac arrest, Los Angeles, and Paul McCartney

...Kooper from making millions of dollars in producer's royalties. This same loophole also bilked George Martin -- the man who produced the Beatles but never saw a dime from it. "You'd think the Beatles would have thrown him something. Maybe...

In this article: Al Kooper, Bob Dylan, Beatles, You Can't Always Get What You Want, George Harrison, Rolling Stones, Like a Rolling Stone, George Martin, and Royal Teens