Beatles producer Sir George Martin dies at 90
Sir George Martin, the urbane producer who shaped the Beatles and revolutionized popular music recording, died at home aged 90. He began with EMI Parlophone in 1950, produced 1960s classics like Sgt Pepper and Revolver, and won six Grammys before his 1999 Rock Hall of Fame induction and knighthood three years earlier.
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