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The Apple Beatles are the Isle of Wights most popular Beatles band as performing the last 3 years at The Isle of Wight Festival testifies. You may also have seen them at other prestigious events like Cowes Week Main Marina, The Garlic Festival, Ryde Regatta or the Lazy Afternoon Mod weekender.
From Duo to a superb 5 piece outfit, this band perform the hits of The Beatles from across the spectrum 62-70. Performed with an authentic Ludwig drum kit, Vox, Rickenbackers and Paul's famous Viola style bass for extra effect. Witness the early delights of 'Love me Do' to the later gems of 'Hey Jude' and lots of the great tunes in between. A splendid night is guaranteed for all when you book The Apple Beatles.
Some of the Apple Beatles actually live in cottages on the Isle of Wight!
All of them are performing musicians, learning and sharing the joy & music of the master jedi's, with the intention of performing & recording the spirit of The Beatles.
Just being able to share the tracks up here with people feels great....Please enjoy. All tracks self-recorded.
More music, info and pics updated irregularly, so do please pop on back. It's Getting Better All the Time.......
The Apple Beatles are available for hire. Please send message for contact details. Share the joy of Beatle sounds & spirit, a superb night of music guaranteed for all.
If you enjoy the tunes, please let us know and post a message........A life knowing The Beatles is an enriched one and it's a great joy to perform these wonderful tunes.
Spread The Word and you'll be free!
Happy Beatleness...live the gospel of John, Paul, George & Ringo!!!
Thanks so much for all of your messages and belief so far.....
Peace and Love.
Have a look on our new facebook page too!
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Isle of Wight Beatle facts:
i.) Three Beatles attended the Isle of Wight Festival in 69 to see Bob Dylan.
ii.) Paul McCartney's Auntie owned the 'Bow Bars,' now Liquid Lounge in Ryde. A place where The Apple Beatles have occasionally performed and it's reported that Lennon & McCartney once hitched down from Liverpool and performed as 'The Nerk Twins.' ....A name inspired by The Goons?
iii.) Ringo Starr filmed 'That'll Be The Day' with David Essex, Rory Storm and a few more notables at Puckpool Park Holiday camp where one of The Apple Beatles used to work.
Anyone got any more Isle of Wight connections?
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