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join manager e now, john mcmillan. nice to meet you. there's the cover of his book.ust sort of popped out of nowhere it seems like right on itunes. this is really -- was it more of a copyright issue? >> that's right. so these were songs that had never been formally or officially released. bootleggers know all about them. >> the beatles nerds. >> the beatles obsessives know about these songs. they're always anxious to hear them. they were released on itunes in order to extend the copyright protection. they would have fall into the public domain and people would have been allowed to put out collections without the beatles' approval of some of their unreleased music. >> so this extends it from, say, 50 years to 70. but let's talk about the music. here's another one of the tracks. this is "bad to me." roll it. ♪ i think what's especially fascinating is these different tracks. it's not what you're used to hearing. there's something maybe a little different. so for the beatles obsessive fan, it's really a special treat. >> well, a lot of these songs, of course, were not on