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THE BEATLES ROLLING STONE Magazine SEPTEMBER 2009 (WHY THE BEATLES BROKE UP) |
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B0037CJ8TW |
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0.79 pounds |
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5.85 x 8.43 x 0.73 inches |
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The splintering of the Beatles wasn't a single event - the demise of rock's most famous quartet was a lingering process that took months, if not years.
But the final decision to end the Fab Four is best marked sometime in September, 1969. And this appears to be the news hook for Mikal Gilmore's analysis of the event for the cover of Rolling Stone magazine's current issue.
While some may question the need to rehash the whole thing 40 years later, Gilmore's account of the Beatles' end is in fact intriguing and a worthwhile read for music buffs.
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