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Recorded for Audition VoorArgument1 #107137 As an audition, Ron Richards and his engineer Norman Smith recorded four songs of the Beatles for George Martin to hear afterward. Richards complained about Pete Best's drumming, and Martin thought their original songs were simply not good enough.

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Link[1] Richards' Verdict

Citerend uit: Barry Miles - Miles (1997) p90
Geciteerd door: Edith Sarah Malkoff 1:39 AM 12 May 2011 GMT
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http://www.amazon.com/Paul-McCartney-Many-Years-Now/dp/0805052496

Link[2] Verdict not Promising

Citerend uit: Woody Lifton
Geciteerd door: Edith Sarah Malkoff 8:41 PM 16 May 2011 GMT
Citerank: (2) 107995Reason the Beatles did get signedNothing to do with music, but in fact Lennon insulted George Martin's tie.1198CE71, 107997Reason the point is relevant hereThe reason this argument is valid for the Beatles is that they did not get signed for their music. The reason they did get signed is that Lennon insulted George Martin's tie, and the band proceeded to poke fun at their future produce, which somehow endeared them to him.22FF97FF
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http://www.the-beatles-history.com/george-martin.html

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Ron Richards and his engineer Norman Smith recorded four songs, which Martin (who was not present during the recording) listened to at the end of the session. The verdict was not promising, however, as Richards complained about Pete Best's drumming, and Martin thought their original songs were simply not good enough.

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