The Beatles And Edward Elgar Blue Plaque

Oxford St, London, W1R 1FE

363 Oxford Street July 1921 - April 2000 HMV Site Of The Original HMV Store Opened By Sir Edward Elgar In July 1921, The HMV Store Shaped The Way People Bought Music For Nearly A Century In 1962 It Played A Significant Role In The Career Of The Beatles. A 78RPM Demo Disc Of The Band Was Cut In The Store's Recording Studio. This Led To The Beatles' Long-term Recording Contract With EMI The World's Most Famous Music Store

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The Beatles and Edward Elgar blue plaque - 363 Oxford Street July 1921 - April 2000 HMV Site of the original HMV store Opened by Sir Edward Elgar in July 1921, the HMV store shaped the way people bought music for nearly a century In 1962 it played a significant role in the career of The Beatles. A 78RPM demo disc of the band was cut in the store's recording studio. This led to the Beatles' long-term recording contract with EMI The world's most famous music store

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