In a multi-paged ad in the July 22nd, 1972 issue of Record World magazine, Apple Records promoted their recent roster of artists which, of course, featured the solo careers of the former-Beatles. Here now is the famed quartet (with a … Continue reading →
Both “No No Song” and “Snookeroo” originally appeared on Ringo Starr’s Goodnight Vienna album in late 1974. Though Capital initially promoted the single as a double-A side, it was the Hoyt Axton-penned “No No Song” that wound up as a … Continue reading →
Mary Hopkin, one of the first artists signed to The Beatles’ Apple label, released her third single, “Temma Harbour,” in 1970. The single hit #39 on the US Hot 100 and #6 in the UK. Grab a listen below. Mary … Continue reading →
“From Phil Spector and Apple for the Merriest of Christmases.” Phil Spector’s Christmas Album came down the chimney and into record shops, courtesy of Apple Records, in December of 1972. The record contained cuts by Darlene Love, The Ronettes, The … Continue reading →
Here’s a rather unusual Apple Records ad for Badfinger’s “Baby Blue” single. “Baby Blue” originally appeared on the Straight Up L.P. of December 1971. The tune was written by Badfinger’s Pete Ham, produced by Todd Rundgren, and hit #14 on … Continue reading →