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Giles Martin and his father George Martin created the Love album using digital back-ups of original multi-track recordings. The project received permission from Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono, and Olivia Harrison after George Harrison died in November 2001.
The Love album launched in November 2006 as multiple formats including standard compact disc and two-disc CD and DVD-Audio packages. It debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 in the United States during that same month.
The album features elements from 130 individual commercially released and demo recordings of the Beatles. The final product contained 26 distinct tracks built from hundreds of source elements extracted across decades of recording history.
Love won two categories at the 50th Grammy Awards held in February 2008: Best Compilation Soundtrack Album and Best Surround Sound Album. These accolades recognized both creative achievement and technical execution by Giles Martin.
Strawberry Fields Forever builds from an acoustic demo through take one and take twenty-six while ending with orchestral sections from Sgt. Pepper, piano from In My Life, brass from Penny Lane, cello and harpsichord from Piggies, and coda from Hello Goodbye.