'Love' the Beatles Remix

Fresh Air | By Ken Tucker

Published November 30, 2006 at 11:00 AM EST

The Beatles' original producer George Martin worked on a Fab Four soundtrack to a Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas show, which remixed and combined various Beatle songs. Now, Martin and his son Giles have released a modified soundtrack of that production, an album called Love.

Ken Tucker

Ken Tucker is the pop music critic for Fresh Air with Terry Gross.

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