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Did you know that “Hey Jude,” by The Beatles, is one of the band’s most iconic and cherished songs and has the inclusion of an f-bomb at the 2:55 mark of the song?

65 years ago, the inception of the Alvin and the Chipmunks franchise was marked by the release of Ross Bagdasarian’s “The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late).”

The Beatle’s Red and Blue compilation albums celebrate 50 years since their inception. Both albums enjoy bonus songs remixed to 2023 standards. Enjoy the Beatles like never before.

Led Zeppelin IV’s cover of Old Man with Sticks finally identified as thatcher Lot Long. The photo was found within a Victorian album titled “Reminiscences of a Visit to Shaftesbury. Whitsuntide 1892. A present to Auntie from Ernest.”

The Beatles’ official social media channels unveiled an intriguing image of a cassette, which holds symbolic significance. A new song is rumored to be none other than Lennon’s “Now and Then.”

Devo’s new highly anticipated compilation album is set to mark their remarkable 50-year career. The tracks have been carefully curated to provide fans with a fresh perspective on Devo’s evolution.

Black Sabbath – The Ballet is an extraordinary theatrical event that intertwines mesmerizing dance with complete orchestral versions of monumental songs such as “Paranoid” and “Iron Man”.

“Invincible Shield” stands as the triumphant nineteenth studio album from the iconic British heavy metal ensemble, Judas Priest. The CD offers more than just music; it provides a sensory journey for the fans.

The Rolling Stones return 18 years after the release of their last original studio album, with the highly anticipated release of ‘Hackney Diamonds’ and this exclusively pressed zoetrope edition of the record,

The Stax Christmas collection is a delightful assortment of 12 timeless Christmas classics, featuring some of the most renowned artists of all time.

7A Records is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated release of “Micky Dolenz Sings R.E.M.,” an exciting 4-track EP that pays homage to the legendary band’s iconic songs.

The Doors were like a musical well running dry after “Paris Blues.” But lo and behold, they’ve found a way to make fans break open their piggy banks yet again with “The Doors – Live At The Matrix 1967: The Original Masters.”