Decca notably, but HMV and Columbia, both EMI labels, also turned them down.
The Beatles were eventually signed up with Parlophone, a small label of EMI that specialised in novelty acts, but wanted to branch out into Pop Music.
Decca Records, and Dick Rowe.Columbia Records and Apple Records.
The Beatles were NEVER on Columbia records. In the US, the Beatles were released on Capitol Records, which was owned by their British label, EMI/Parlophone. Initially, before Capitol Records picked up its option to release the Beatles' tunes in the US, the Beatles were released on Vee-Jay and Swan Records. Atco Records released "Ain't She Sweet" as a single in America.
Gerry and the Pacemakers. The song was actually offered to The Beatles but they turned it down.
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By October 1972, the Beatles' worldwide sales total stood at 545 million units. To date The Beatles record sales are over 1.3 billion units worldwide. (according to Wikipedia)The Beatles have sold almost 107,000,000 albums in the U.S alone!Four decades after their break-up, The Beatles' music continues to be popular. The Beatles are the best-selling band in the history of popular music. They have had more number one albums on the UK charts, and held down the top spot longer, than any other musical act. According to the RIAA, The Beatles have sold more albums in the United States than any other artist
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yes they did
A record label will contact you if you are good enough. Back in the day you would be able to record a demo and send it to labels. Now however, everyone can record a demo on their computer. Labels these days are constantly being sent really bad demos and thus, they don't even listen to them. Make your own albums, and play your own shows. If you are successful the labels will hear about it and come find you. If you go out and try to contact them all the time, you will be turned down.
Billy Crystal's uncle is record producer Milton Gabler, co-founder of Commodore Records and later Decca Records (which turned down The Beatles.)
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Yes she did, they wouldnt allow her to record her own songs which is what she wanted to do so she then turned them down.
On January 1, 1962 The Beatles auditioned for Decca Records. The label turned them down saying "Guitar music is on it's way out."
Definitely not! They are the most down to earth bands you will ever know about! Ik they just had a big thing with the record labels but they are not sellouts by any means
Best was offered another group by the Beatles' manager, Brian Epstein but Best turned that down. Soon after he joined Lee Curtis and the All Stars. He didn't have a particularly successful musical career - to be honest, he wasn't a particularly good drummer.
No. He's not signed with no label as of 05/2012. He's getting scouted by numerous labels, and has turned down some small indie labels already. it's will be interesting to see what label he signs too.
Eventually people will notice that you have turned around. Unfortunately there isn't any way to clear your record. There must be some reward for the people who have never gone down that road, and some inconvenience for those who have.
Gerry and the Pacemakers. The song was actually offered to The Beatles but they turned it down.