British musicians will rewrite Beatles debut album

The former lead singer of Simply Red, Mick Hucknall and the band Stereophonics are among the artists who will rewrite the debut album by the Beatles, in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the launch of the British band.

The musicians will have 12 hours to complete the work in a kind of similar to the marathon that resulted, five decades ago, the famous collection of hits like "I saw her standing there" and "Please please me".

They will use the same studio, Abbey Road, and the tracks are also recorded in the same order made in the past.

The event, which will take place on February 11, will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 2.
The contract will also be filmed for a special BBC Four called "12 Hours to Please Me," which will air on February 15th on the same station.


'Essential ingredients'
The masters of ceremonies will be presenters Stuart Maconie and Jo Whiley, who will join members of the original session for 50 years, including the engineer Richard Langham and press officer Tony Barrow Beatles.
Richard Klein, BBC, said he was "thrilled to celebrate the 50th anniversary disk both in radio and in television."
"This is a look behind the scenes of a great moment in music history, when some of the most iconic albums were recorded," said Klein.
"With this series, we will try to find out what are the essential ingredients to create a hit record," he added.

See the first pictures of the "new Dave Grohl band"

The band consists of Dave Grohl from the documentary 'Sound City' was released this Friday evening.

Hours after the premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, 800 spectators were treated to a musical odyssey of three hours in Van Nuys, California. The Sound City Players walked songs from Fleetwood Mac, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Queens of the Stone Age, Fear and Rick Springfield, according to Billboard.

Dave Grohl was the only resident and tough from start to finish. They passed the stage the other Foo Fighters, Chris Goss (Masters of Reality), Brad Wilk (Rage Against The Machine), Corey Taylor (Slipknot), Rick Nielsen (Cheap Trick), Krist Novoselic (Nirvana) and Stevie Nicks.

In the video, the Foo Fighters are used to support the banda "Proud Mary", the Creedence Clearwater Revival, here in the voice of John Fogerty and Dave Grohl.

Ozzy Osbourne Suffers Injuries in House Fire

The home of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne in Beverly Hills, suffered a fire on the morning of Wednesday (16).

The fire left the rocker without eyebrows, and part of the hair, face, ear and hand with minor burns. "All is well. Ozzy We were just me and the dogs in the house last night," Sharon said in his program TV, "The Talk." "Close to 5 am, I heard a noise like metal falling to the ground.

Thought it was my maid coming and that she had dropped the keys, so not paying attention. Few minutes later my eyes started burning and my throat close 'has something smells weird in here. "So, my dogs started barking," she added. The fire was caused by a candle that was inside a glass candle holders and container exploded, because the rocker Black Sabath forgot to delete it before going to sleep. When you wake up and realize the beginning of the fire in the living room, Sharon tried to erase, but just spreading the fire even more.

Ozzy had undergone surgery the day before in the hand and opened a wound while trying to control the fire. Firefighters were called to the residence and arrived quickly. At the end of the program, Sharon thanked the firefighters, apologized for the accident and advised viewers to beware of candles.