The Beatles (The White Album)1047 reviews The Beatles Capitol, 1990 never judge a album by it's cover...especially a blank one + One of The Beatles best albums + White album rules! + Yoko's best work + just in time for Christmas             Ravi Shankar & Ali Akbar Khan in Concert 19721 review Ravi Shankar EMI/Parlophone, 2004 A Masterpiece and a Must-have Ravi Shankar's music never disappoints, but his essence is found in his live quartet performances. This live recording, a rare Apple US release, is gorgeous in both sound quality and musicianship. I listen to it at least once a month. It's a shame that it's no longer available - I'm glad I bought ...             Mind Games3 reviews John Lennon Mobile Fidelity Koch, 2002 Sometimes, its GOOD to play MIND GAMES :) + Remix games...remix has better clarity but is flawed by compression and loudness + One Of The Best Cd Of John Lennon MoFi has updated yet another classic! Shawn Britton's mastering is as always - dead on, never betraying the initial vibe and intention of the ORIGINAL MASTER RECORDING, but delicously accentuating what is already there to maximum sonic fruition...             Elephant's Memory8 reviews Elephants Memory Collector's Choice, 2004 Classic + ELEPHANTS MEMORY { 1969 DEBUT ALBUM } + A Wiser Purchase is the MIDNIGHT COWBOY score + Both Of Them Are Great             Earth Song, Ocean Song5 reviews Mary Hopkin EMI Import, 2003 I CAN'T count the ways I love this one... + Among the best albums I own! + Mary Hopkin-an inspiration + earth song, ocean song + Not One Weak Track             94 Baker Street: The Pop-Psych Sounds of the Apple Era: 1967-19697 reviews Various Artists Rpm Records UK, 2004 A collection of history + Despite Muffed Track Listings, Pure Sixties Gold from the UK! + 94 Baker Street: One of the best compilations I've heard! I am the writer and lead singer of Focal Point, and was very amazed when this album was released. All the tracks by Focal Point were recorded at Decca Records, with the exception of 'Cept Me. Unfortunately, this was a demo of myself sitting in front of a mike singing a song. It was never intended ...             Band on the Run59 reviews Paul McCartney & Wings Capitol, 1999 Band on the Run + Band on the Run + Superb remastering of a classic + McCartney's Breakthrough Album             Maybe Tomorrow5 reviews The Iveys EMI Import, 2004 Pre-Badfinger release worth having + The Best Album On Apple Records Drummer Mike Gibbins once described The Iveys as a hard little combo - meaning they liked to rock and he was right. Their style was an amalgam and thus difficult to pigeonhole by the label bigwigs who think they know best (they usually don't). This CD features four bonus tracks which only enhance ...             The Beatles on Apple Records18 reviews Bruce Spizer Four Ninety-Eight Productions, 2003 Beatles Nerds Unite! + Very comprehensive + Bruce Spizer's fab 4th book is another winner! + Core blimey + Beautiful and Informative!             Is This What You Want?17 reviews Jackie Lomax EMI Import, 2004 jewel in my shelf + excellent + Sour Milk Sea + Best album of 1969!             Apple to the Core3 reviews Mccabe schonfeld Pocket, 1972 "Rotten" to the Core + Sharp, Contemporaneous Report This book puts all the rumors to rest on why the Beatles split up. No, it wasn't Yoko that did it -- although she didn't help matters any. No, it wasn't Paul and the Eastman's -- although they added fuel to the fire. And, no, it wasn't Allen Klein. It was Apple Records. The Beatles were ...             Walls and Bridges67 reviews John Lennon Capitol, 1990 Oki Doki + One of Lennon's best solo releases + it's great, but not as good as I was hoping it'd be + The SOUL of John Lennon + One of Lennon's best...             Live Peace in Toronto, 19693 reviews Plastic Ono Band Toshiba EMI, 2005 First Live Solo Performance + Great Album I actually have the original US Apple LP. It's out of print here, though. This was performed at a peace festival in the Toronto area Spetember 1969. The Plastic Ono Band included Eric Clapton, longtime cohort Klaus Voorman, and future Yes drummer Alan White. Yoko of course spilled her guts! ...             James Taylor29 reviews James Taylor Capitol, 1991 Can't You See the Sunshine? + NOT A BAD APPLE + JT In The Raw + Candy for the ears! - A charming album from 1968             The Beatles Solo on Apple Records15 reviews Bruce Spizer Four Ninety-Eight Productions, 2005 THE BEATLES SOLO ON APPLE RECORDS + Bruce Spizer's best book in the entire series! + Take a Bite into the Apple + A long and winding road + Another Great Entry in Series, A Tiny Bit Less of a "Must-Own"             Those Were the Days20 reviews Allan Holdsworth EMI Import, 1995 Greatest hits of this wonderful Welsh singer. + Mary Hopkin - Those Were The Days + Mary Hopkin + unforgettable gourmet melodies from past + CD Those were the Days             Feeling the Space11 reviews Yoko Ono Rykodisc, 1997 FEELING THE SPACE (APPLE RECORDS/1973) + Give Yoko a Chance REVIEW: Ono's fourth solo album seems to pale in the shadow of her previous offering (the staggering, double record set "APPROXIMATELY INFINITE UNIVERSE"); but the breezy, open air quality of these immaculately crafted tunes are in many ways superior to even the best moments on that LP. And no: I ...             Wedding Album39 reviews John Lennon & Yoko Ono Rykodisc, 1997 Absolutely Beautiful. This album is my all time favorite John Lennon, and Yoko Ono album. This is avant garde genius at it's best. It represents a welcome change from the intense themes of their two previous albums. This album is quite happy, and a musical souvenir of their wedding that was destined to change the world ...             Encouraging Words3 reviews Billy Preston EMI Import, 2003 A Great Find + Excellent with a little help from his friends + a must have It's a tragedy that this album has been so overlooked. To put it bluntly, this album deserves to be considered one of the top ten soul albums of all time. Billy Preston's beatiful organ and singing voice are complemented by excellent guitars (probably George Harrison, but there's very little info ...             The Longest Cocktail Party: An Insider's Diary of the Beatles, Their Million-Dollar Apple Empire, and Its ...21 reviews Richard Dilello Canongate Books, 2005 five stars + A Bittersweet Bit of Fun + Excellent memoir of Beatles' Apple Corps years I've read a lot of the Beatle books. This is actually one of my favorites in that it kind of captures the spirit of the times. More about Apple than the Beatles but when they do pop in the office, it's interesting. It's really a unique perspective and just a fun book to read.