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Steven Curtis Chapman - Abbey Road Sessions/The Walk (541 words) |
 | At a glance … those that enjoyed the two selections from Abbey Road studios are likely to love the other three of that motif, while fondly recalling his influential legacy on a beefed up version of The Walk. |
| When Steven Curtis Chapman released Greatest Hits in 1997, it included two stripped down, acoustic versions of "The Walk" and "Lord of the Dance," recorded at The Beatles' Abbey Road studios. |
| Now for the first time, the complete Abbey Road Sessions EP is available, packaged together with an expanded version of The Walk on DVD. |
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Abbey Road (363 words) |
| Abbey Road is the last album recorded by The Beatles, which was released in 1969. |
| Booker T. & the MG's, famed soul combo, covered most of the songs on the Abbey Road in their 1969 album McLemore Avenue, named after the street address of the Stax[?] records studio. |
| The Red Hot Chilli Peppers have also imitated the album cover, on their Abbey Road EP, with the band appearing nude, apart from strategically placed socks. |
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