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Beatles craze renewed after Steve Jobs and co start selling Beatles songs on iTunes.
According to Google’s raw data on top searches, Beatles songs are back on top 20. The English rock band turned worldwide iconic group is now one of the hottest artists selling songs on Apple’s digital stores.
Before the grand launch last Monday, Apple’s official website sported four clocks with different time zones. After 12 hours, the four members of the band once called “Johnny and the Moondogs” surfaced.
After 24 hours, all 17 albums of Beatles released by Apple have made it to top 100 albums chart. The top performing album in iTunes according to Apple’s data is “Abbey Road.”
Aside from raking in millions of dollars, Beatles songs are also in demand when it comes to TV shows. According to UK news organizations reports, UK’s hit reality show X-Factor featured Beatles songs. Talking about the timing.
Meanwhile, a report is claiming that “Hey Jude” is the most popular Beatles song in Britain outpacing its nearest rival, Let It Be, based on sales record of iTunes in the said country. ~ Beatles songs on iTunes
According to Google’s raw data on top searches, Beatles songs are back on top 20. The English rock band turned worldwide iconic group is now one of the hottest artists selling songs on Apple’s digital stores.
Before the grand launch last Monday, Apple’s official website sported four clocks with different time zones. After 12 hours, the four members of the band once called “Johnny and the Moondogs” surfaced.
After 24 hours, all 17 albums of Beatles released by Apple have made it to top 100 albums chart. The top performing album in iTunes according to Apple’s data is “Abbey Road.”
Aside from raking in millions of dollars, Beatles songs are also in demand when it comes to TV shows. According to UK news organizations reports, UK’s hit reality show X-Factor featured Beatles songs. Talking about the timing.
Meanwhile, a report is claiming that “Hey Jude” is the most popular Beatles song in Britain outpacing its nearest rival, Let It Be, based on sales record of iTunes in the said country. ~ Beatles songs on iTunes
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