| Added notes and corrections to Please Please Me: Sixties British Pop, Inside Out. |
| Every author, I suspect, discovers things in their publications that they wish they had said differently or subsequently discover to be potentially inaccurate. In pursuit of my stated goal of "getting it right," I have added these notes to my book. |
| 59 | fn2. "Martin may have been speaking figuratively of 'scissors,' as a razor blade and an editing block were the tools for most tape editing." A personal note from engineer Malcolm Addey states that EMI did indeed use brass scissors for their editing in this era, not razor blades and splicing blocks, which came later. |
| Please Please Me: Sixties British Pop, Inside Out |
| 1 March, 2011 |