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"I doubt we will have anyone breaking through in the kind of monumental way that The Beatles did, or like The Who or The Rolling Stones": George Martin correctly predicted the future in 1983. Or did he?

Thursday April 11, 2024. 04:27 PM , from Keyboard Magazine
Well, Taylor Swift fans might disagree…
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