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Tributes paid to audio equipment inventor Rupert Neve, who has died aged 94 "Please understand that this man was one of a kind" Rupert Neve shows off his Lifetime Achievement Technical Grammy. CREDIT: Gary Miller/WireImage Rupert Neve, the audio equipment inventor whose mixing consoles and preamplifiers shaped the sound of recorded music in the 20th century, has died aged 94. The legendary inventor’s death was confirmed in a statement posted to his official website. His cause of death was “non-Covid pneumonia and heart failure”. “It is with great sadness that we announce that Rupert ...

He said: “I didn’t think The Beatles were anything special at first.” The singer listened to them “covering some old track” and remarked that they “hadn’t sounded very good at all”. This was before The Beatles travelled to Hamburg, Germany, in 1960, and when they returned “they blew everybody away”. Despite this, Sir Cliff claimed he had been “a bit of an unofficial PR man” for the band. Cliff Richard claims his success 'forced The Beatles to emigrate' (Image: GETTY) Cliff Richard had a number of hit with The Shadows when The Beatles emerged in the Sixties (Image: GETT...

comments Along with "Give Peace a Chance" and "Imagine," "Walking on Thin Ice" holds a vaunted place among the collaborative works of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. Indeed, it would be the final, poignant act in the story of their remarkable artistic association. Composed by Ono, "Walking on Thin Ice" began to take shape for Yoko during one of the Lennons' car trips between their estate in Cold Spring Harbor and New York City's Dakota apartment building. After writing the song's ethereal lyrics, Yoko challenged herself to concoct an ambitious new sound to bring the composition's music to fruition....

The Beatles: Paul's daughter Mary is helming the movie (Image: GETTY) READ MORE Mary, 51, is a noted photographer in her own right, and will detail the recording studio’s life from its inception in 1931. It will tell the story of the recording studio’s 90 year lifespan - from its original name, EMI, to recording The Beatles’ legendary album. Speaking out about the film, Mary said: “Some of my earliest memories as a young child come from time spent at Abbey Road. “I’ve long wanted to tell the story of this historic place and I couldn’t be collaborating with a better team than Joh...

Abbey Road Studios in London (Aaron Chown/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Sir Paul McCartney’s daughter Mary will direct a feature length documentary on Abbey Road Studios. If These Walls Could Sing is billed as the “first feature length documentary” on the world famous studios. The Beatles recorded most of their music at Abbey Road, which celebrates its 90th anniversary in November. And the Fab Four featur...