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The show has become a big hit in America, but some music industry executives are far from impressed - and they've refused to clear the classics for use on the programme.
Producer Phil Gurin says, "There are certain artists who just don't clear for these kinds of shows - The Beatles being the number one. [ah, but they can misuse Beatles songs to sell crap on TV?] - who needs the Beatles? find out who they got instead!
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