The Beatles’ “Now and Then” Earns Grammy Nomination for Record of the Year
In 1965, The Beatles earned their first Grammy nomination for Record of the Year with their hit “I Wanna Hold Your Hand.” Now, 60 years later, the Fab Four have once again secured a nomination in the same category, this time for their historic comeback-and-farewell single from last year, “Now and Then.”
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The Beatles have a 'new' single in the charts 61 years after it was recordedThe Beatles have made a fresh appearance in the British charts. Despite disbanding in 1970, their timeless appeal and the ...
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