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The Beatles are proudly presenting their brand new track All My Loving! With Paul singing the vocals, and others doing something aswell, this tune will surely destroy speakers at this year's festivals!

The Beatles - All My Loving (Original Mix)

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This podcast is about the Beatles and how their music may or may not exemplify political connotations associated with the Cold War. 

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