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Beatle-esque mania!
Ah, the Beatles. Even if you’re not a fan, you’ve probably “na na na na”-ed along with Hey Jude or at least speculated Who Is the Walrus? Their music had a profound influence on all genres of music, not to mention millions of screaming girls (Paul is dreamy!). Here are a few CDs inspired by the lads from Liverpool. If you love the Beatles, or if you’re just looking for something a little different to listen to, check these out:
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This is what they might have sounded like if they were from Appalachia instead of England.
Jazz renditions of the hits, from “Let It Be” to “Magical Mystery Tour.”
Shake your hips with these salsa-inspired Beatles covers.
A heavy metal spin on classic Beatles – Hey Dude, A Garage Dayz Night, and, of course, Sgt. Hetfield’s Motorbreath Pub Band. Not for purists.
Triumphant brass renditions of songs by the Beatles and more.
If you liked West Virginia Symphony’s Classical Mystery Tour, you’ll want to take a trip with the Boston Pops.
A full orchestra performs rock hits, including “Let it Be” and John Lennon’s “Imagine.”
Of course, we have plenty of Beatles originals too! Call or visit your local library for more, or check the e-Library to see what we’ve got!
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All Music Guide is the experts' guide to the best recordings from thousands of artists in all types of music. Search by genre (music styles), artists (with great biographies and discographies), albums, song titles, record labels, and more. KCPL's approved source for ordering!
Billboard magazine's web site will give you the latest information on the top albums and songs, daily music news, reviews and more!
Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine is the first of its type. Created in 1966, this publication is dedicated to the furtherance of bluegrass and old-time country musicians, devotees and associates.
Blues Revue is West Virginia's own magazine with a nationwide audience that reviews latest and historical recordings of blues artists across America. Use their site to find out about blues festivals, upcoming TV programs devoted to the blues, latest news in the blues world and more information.
Clay Center: Check out West Virginia's newest venue for musical programming and upcoming events.
Graffiti Online: West Virginia's entertainment guide that provides links to local entertainment (search by city), columns and archive issues!
Mountain Stage: West Virginia's own music venue with a nationwide audience! Check site for upcoming programs, calendar of playlists, broadcasts on radio and TV, merchandise.
National Public Radio: Check out NPR's website for play lists, music reviews, and more. Find broadcast information on their programs ("All Things Considered," "Motley Fool Radio Show," "Fresh Air" and more).
Pollstar: Lets you search for your favorite artist's tour dates, what's happening in your specific city or venue, concert reviews and links to other sites.
WV Public Broadcasting: Find out what you were listening too by looking up the daily play list, programming and featured broadcasts.