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Paul McCartney Signs to Label That Rejected the Beatles


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Paul McCartney has been signed to Decca Records nearly 50 years after the label famously rejected the Beatles, claiming that the group had "no future in show business."

Decca has partnered with McCartney to release the score of Ocean's Kingdom, his first ballet. The production will make its debut at the New York City Ballet's fall gala on September 22nd. The record is set to hit stores in England on October 3rd.

In an interview with the New York Times earlier this year, McCartney said that the work is "basically a romantic story" about a couple from opposite worlds – an ocean kingdom, which represents purity, and an earth kingdom, which represents darkness and evil.

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C'mon Paul, stick it to 'em...we know that's why you signed with Decca...

The fact that he doing a ballet... I would say... IS sticking it to them.

Hopefully they are paying all the costs of this venture and then will loose a ton of money when it flops... then Paul can respond with... "gee, I guess I was right, I have no future in ballet" :laughing:

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