A Is For Apple: An Illustrated History Of The Beatles' Multimedia Corporation Vol. 3: The De-Klein

It is now the 50th anniversary of the Sixties' - and The Beatles' - final summer. Just like the decade came to an end, so came Apple's first year. Little remained of 1968's enthusiasm. The De-Klein had set in, not financially speaking, but Apple's visions of 1968 were finally over and everyone at Apple had to face reality... or leave. Allen Klein began to shape Apple into a money-making enterprise which did not please everybody. In fact, it was during those months that The Beatles finally fell apart though they still managed to record on final album, Abbey Road. John Lennon created his own conceptual band, The Plastic Ono Band, George Harrison dived into producing while Apple artists began to wonder whether their just finished record would be put out or not.