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The Beatles Anthology
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Section: Reviews | Category: Book | Topic: Music
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The Beatles Anthology by The Beatles.
In their own words, the Beatles recall the high times and low points of their career together, and after the breakup. The 368 pages with 1300 color and b/w photos add so much to our understanding of how the Beatles changed the world

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