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[edit] A Beatles project?

38.118.43.2 I have no first-hand knowledge of this broadcast, as I was only born in 1969. However, was this program really a Beatles project, or was this a BBC project with Beatles input? On the wiki page for the single "All you need is love" it states the BBC commissioned a song for OUR WORLD, which implies the BBC drove the project (probably in connection with other European/world broacasters) specifically to demonstrate the new technology. 38.118.43.2

It wasn't a Beatle project, certainly. I'm not sure if it was an international project to which the BBC contributed, or if the project was theirs. --kingboyk 07:28, 16 March 2006 (UTC)
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