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Fourth Beatle appears on iTunes Store

Still no actual Beatles albums, but as of today the solo works of all four Beatles can be purchased from the iTunes Store. Nine George Harrison albums have joined the music of Paul McCartney (added in May), John Lennon (added in mid-August) and Ringo Starr (added at the end of August).

This raises hope that the Beatles catalog (or at least a significant chunk of it) will soon follow, perhaps in time for Christmas.

If Apple really wants to make a splash when it does get around to adding the Beatles to iTunes, it could offer a special “Classic” iPod pre-loaded with the full catalog of Beatles songs as it did with the U2 iPod back in 2004.

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Posted by David Zeiler on October 9, 2007 6:30 PM |
                    

Comments

So, uh, where exactly is Harrison's Dark Horse album?

I don't see it anywhere on iTunes.

Also, where's Ringo's Stop And Smell The Roses, Old Wave, Ringo the 4th, Ringo's Rotogravure, and Time Takes Time?

Why is everyone saying the solo Beatles catalogs are complete on iTunes when they are so clearly not?

Posted by: Phil | October 10, 2007 5:41 AM

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