Thank you all so much for the gigs in Tampere last weekend! You were amazing, funny and even better than last year.Thanks also for being so kind to us, signing our CDs and letting us take a picture with you. We had heard just before the Beatles Happening that your guitarist had changed and didn’t know anything else than the name Robbie Christmas, but he was really great! Now that you've only seen Finland in the winter, would you like to visit us in the summer? We have this sixties event in July called Kovan päivän ilta (means Hard Day's Night). There’s this one thing that I keep wondering, there was an apple on the stage on Friday. Did you put it there or did someone else put it as a joke? And I’ve like never heard anyone play Rain which I think is one the greatest Beatles' songs. Could you play it here sometime?

Hopefully we'll meet in Tampere next year as well! You were the best band at the happening this year.

Thank you for the great shows you gave us at the Beatles Happening 2012 in Tampere. Applejammania!!!! Your "Happiness Is A Warm Gun" makes me weeping - it was so beautiful - all the 15 songs you played! Strawberry Field and While My Guitar and Working Class Hero and World Without Love and and and I also enjoy the OFF THE BEATLES TRACK-CD - Thanks! Love! Must have a tour around Germany!!!!

Chaps, My wife Penny and I ( both born 3 miles from Abbey Road) will be travelling to Tampere next week for the Beatles Happening and we're looking forward to see you play. I like the fact that you're keen to play slightly lesser known songs by the Beatles which is great. Enjoyed the tracks and videos on your site, let's face it 1960-66 is the best era by miles.Another Hey Jude or Let it Be will see us running for the exits...... We went to Tampere a year ago (via Tapani and the Urban Crow who we'd met in Liverpool) and had a fab time. Two great nights of music, temps of -20 degrees centigrade, snow everywhere, a Lenin museum, a Spy museum, it's a terrific place and great atmosphere. Hope to see you at the Tampere Hall/Holiday Inn, if you're in town go along on the friday night too, The Blue Margarets unmissable- Take care

I received Off The Beatle Track in the mail about three weeks ago. There hasn't been a day since that I haven't listened to at least a few tracks. The impeccable adherence to the Beatles style is uncanny and unparalleled by any other group out there. This album is unbelievable. My biggest question is will Apple Jam try their hand at That Mean's A Lot, Woman, Step Inside Love, Come and Get It, If You've Got Troubles, and a few of the other unreleased Beatles tunes???

I received Off The Beatle track in the mail today and I must say that the album is terrific! What I would love to hear is the music properly mixed in mono. I find the "twin track" stereo (to use a George Martin term) a bit disconcerting. I know it is keeping in the spirit of the Please Please Me album, but one of the things that helps to being music to life, for me, is a convincing "image" of a group playing live music. The "words on the right and music on the left" style of twin track stereo just doesn't do it for me.

Thanks for the great music; this CD will be in my regular rotation of listening.

You guys should appear in March at the Fest for Beatles Fans!

Thank you for playing this music so well and being a band that freely shows its joy onstage. I miss John and was glad to be able to remember him in a good way on this sad anniversary. Peace, Dianna

Apple Jam will be performing live on-air today, May 11th at 9:35am PT. Tune in to KZOK 102.5 Seattle or log on to the link above for live streaming audio and video from the interview!

Nice work! I have some unreleased Beatles material as well. The world shouldn't be denied!

Cheers, Bruce Replogle John Lennon's Publicist on Double Fantasy www.rockmanagementusa.com

Hello guys! I had the great pleasure to see you three times during the Matthew Street Festival last year. You were SO great! Do you have any plans for gigs in Europe this year? Regards Terje, Telemark - Norway