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bootleg
[′büt‚leg] (mining engineering)
A hole, shaped somewhat like the leg of a boot, caused by a blast that has failed to shatter the rock properly.
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Taking audiences through the life of the band thanks to five costume and set transformations evoking memories of The Cavern of 1962 via Shea Stadium, Sergeant Pepper and a Magical Mystery Tour to the rooftop of the Apple Building in 1969, the Bootleg Beatles also use original instruments and amplifiers to ensure authenticity.
Last week, the Counterfeit Beatles accused The Bootleg Beatles of tapping up their John, Reuven Gershon, 37.
While the Bootlegs set always follows John, Paul, George and Ringo from their Cavern and mop-top days through to the famous rooftop concert at Apple HQ, the foursome are constantly tweaking the setlist - the likes of Hey Bulldog, I Am The Walrus and Nowhere Man all set to make rare appearances at the NIA gig.
Now John, Paul, George and Ringo (or rather Neil, David, Andre and Hugo) are heading for the Philharmonic Hall as part of what has become an annual Christmas tour, this time celebrating the Bootleg Beatles' 30th anniversary along the way.
Widely acknowledged as the world's greatest Beatles tribute band, the Bootleg Beatles have played to sellout audiences in the world's biggest auditoriums for nearly three decades, including Wembley Stadium and the Royal Albert Hall.
An onstage orchestra helped the Bootlegs outclass other less-worthy imposters.
Fans at the Bootleg Beatles concert also paid tribute to George Harrison.
I understand why bootlegs got started, and believe me, the labels are partly at fault because we stopped providing the community with mixes they wanted," offers Frank Ceraolo, senior director of marketing and A&R at Epic Records.
After both backs have cleared, the QB will give the ball to the tailback as deep as possible, then proceed to carry out a bootleg fake to the backside.
THE Bootleg Beatles, one of the most popular and polished tribute bands in the business, have appointed a new John Lennon - and he's from the North East.
Q ANY of your bootlegs or remixes been backed by the original artist or got a full release?
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