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A Word from the Producer

Donald A. Gooding | Mount Desert, ME | 07/11/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Since I pulled this compilation together, I thought I'd add a bit of relevant information. This all-vocal tribute includes at least one song from each of the 13 major Beatles LPs, sequenced chronologically by LP release date. Four new tracks were recorded exclusively for this compilation in order to span all of the Beatles' LPs: "All I've Got To Do" by Toxic Audio (Orlando-based, ex of Disney World); "Eight Days A Week" by m-pact (Seattle-based, former Billboard Unsigned Artist winner); "Tomorrow Never Knows" by Five O'Clock Shadow (Boston-based, finalist on VH-1's //breakthrough); and "All You Need Is Love" by The House Jacks (San Francisco-based, formerly on Tommy Boy Records). Oh, and track 5 is by London-based The Swingle Singers (former Grammy winners, New Artist of the Year). The cover art, entitled "The Beatles Forever" was commissioned from noted artist Peter Bollinger.

If you're not familiar with contemporary a cappella and the advances in vocal percussion, you may not think this is all-vocal... but it is. The album is currently getting airplay on more than 100 AAA and college radio stations in the U.S. I hope you enjoy it!"

A great, creative collection that amazes everyone

Pennden | Denver, CO | 12/16/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A die-hard m-pact fan from the beginning, I picked up this CD at one of their concerts. Besides their "eight days" version, nearly every track makes me happy. The CD is inspiration to all a cappella singers and musicians out there - it reminded me of the years spent (which I miss) arranging and singing a cappella in college! Appropriately, the Beelzebubs have a chance on this compilation to strut thier talent with the professionals.The Bobs' "Strawberry Fields Forever" is spectacular in its simplicity - especially compared to the amazing, yet highly produced, numbers from Toxic Audio, Cadence, and five o'clock shadow."