The BBC is reporting that very rare bootleg recordings by The Beatles will be available for download next week only through iTunes.
The Beatles are to release 59 rare and unheard recordings in a bid to stop their copyright protection expiring.
The late Apple Inc. founder Steve Jobs is widely known for his persausive goal to distribute The Beatles‘ music catalogue through iTunes in 2010. To this day, iTunes is the only digital service that features music from British legends.
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