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Apple Records discography – Needs British LPs and singles, and US LPs. Needs restructuring. I'd propose using the Brit catalog as the basis, and having only those releases which are different in the US section. This might not be practical, however, if the cat. no.s are different (they are for the singles, not sure for the albums). Blue links need to be checked for and, if they aren't already, added to Category:Apple Records singles or Category:Apple Records albums, and the same for The Beatles/solo members singles/albums categories.
Add specific fair use rationales to Beatles-related copyrighted images, especially singles covers (see Image:In My Life - The Beatles.jpg, for example).
Improve all released Beatles songs and covers to C-class, at least.
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Just to inform readers, I am presently editing a book by Brian's aunt. So I was surprised to read that he had an older sister, Jean, born in 1941. He had three siblings: Stephen, Kathryn, and Caroline. His mother, Ethel, was born in 1931, so could not possibly be the mother of Jean. She would had to have had her at age ten. So Jean Ray is not related to him in any way and had nothing to do with launching his career or spurring on his interests. According to his aunt, he was a born performer and used to use his siblings to put on shows for his family from the age of eight. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.156.186.173 (talk) 21:31, 10 March 2015 (UTC)Reply
