George Martin

..."Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite. " If you find that last song a bit difficult, blame producer George Martin, the so-called fifth Beatle. Apparently, Martin's instructions for assembling the cacophonous interlude were to take a mess of...

In this article: The Beatles: Rock Band, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Wired.com, Being For The Benefit of Mr. Kite, Abbey Road, Lovely Rita, Fixing a Hole, and Within You Without You

...open in late 2010 (www.goldeneyedevelopment.com) Olveston House (www.olvestonhouse.com), owned by the former Beatles producer Sir George Martin and visited over the years by Sting, Eric Clapton, Elton John and Paul McCartney, has opened as...

In this article: Caribbean, British Airways, Antigua, Virgin, Havana, Beatles, and Thomson Airways

...less fashionable, which may explain why they never got the credit they deserved. One of their albums was even produced by George Martin, but few people were aware of it. Stackridge disappeared without ever having really arrived, cruelly...

In this article: Stackridge, Slow Train, London, Graham Nash, Flanders and Swann, and Korgis

...Thom Yorke admitted to reading Ian MacDonald's Revolution in the head, which chronicles The Beatles' recording sessions with George Martin during their Sgt. Pepper/White Album period, and it certainly shows the daring moves Radiohead made...

In this article: Radiohead, Kid A, Amnesiac, OK Computer, Hail to the Thief, Thom Yorke, The Bends, Pink Floyd, IDM, and DVD

...compared to other Caribbean islands. The little fame it garnered came from Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder and Sting recording at Sir George Martin's Air Studios during the 1980s: its abandoned remains - it was destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in...

In this article: Caribbean, Montserrat, Antigua, Trevor McDonald, Caribbean Sea, Mount Pleasant, and Hurricane Hugo

...'She was beautiful after midday, because she had these terrible bags under the eyes in the morning' Paul McCartney and George Martin: 'They were working on a film score. Amazing to think they're now Sir Paul and Sir George. They...

In this article: David Bailey, Celluloid, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Woolworths, and Billy Liar

...arrives. The spare instrumentation gives rise to a typical Beatles masterpiece in miniature, from George's haunting signature lick to George Martin's half-speed-recorded baroque piano solo. Paul's bass playing is the model of restrained,...

In this article: Beatles, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Strawberry Fields Forever, A Day in the Life, Hey Jude, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, and Blackburn, Lancashire

...throughout the movie. It features, in addition to the Beatles' music, a wonderful film score by "the fifth Beatle", producer George Martin. The suite he composed and rerecorded for the Yellow Submarine album, is some of the most...

In this article: Yellow Submarine, Beatles, The Beatles, Chief Blue Meanie, Brian Epstein, Disney, and The Sound of Music

...and post, Langenegger would meet with Apple Corps at the highest levels, collaborating with Giles Martin (son of Beatles producer Sir George Martin) who produced the title's music, and ultimately gaining the approval of McCartney, Starr,...

In this article: Beatles, Abbey Road, Gartner, Apple Corps, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, and Hugh Jackman

...Music Therapy and the BRIT Trust which includes the BRIT school for performing arts and technology. Previous recipients of the award include Michael Parkinson, Sir George Martin, Sir Elton John, Peter Gabriel and Kylie Minogue.

In this article: George Michael, Cheryl Cole, Michael Parkinson, Peter Gabriel, and Elton John