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Today in Beatles History

June 27
1962
Performance at the Cavern, with the Big Three.

1963
Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas record `Bad To Me'/`I Call Your Name' at Abbey Road. Paul attends.

1964
Concert in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Broadcast of BBC-1 radio's `Roundabout', with interview to the Beatles (recorded 20 June 1964).

1965
4.30pm, 9.30pm. Concerts at the Cinema Teatro Adriano, Rome, Italy.

Press conference in Rome.

Broadcast on `Musicorama', French radio programme, of the afternoon Beatles show at the Palais des Sports, Paris (recorded 20 June 1965).

1966
Flight from Hamburg to Tokyo. The plane must land in Anchorage, Alaska, to avoid a typhoon.

1967
Trial on drugs charges of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Robert Fraser begins at West Sussex Quarter Sessions.

1968
Studio 2. 5.00pm-3.45am. Recording: `Untitled' (working title of `Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey') (takes 1-6, tape reduction take 6 into takes 7, 8, overdub onto take 8). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.

1969
Ringo and Maureen go on holiday to the south of France. Mary Hopkin arrives in Chile.

1970
`Live Peace In Toronto', 25th week in the ranking (Billboard).

1976
John receives his `Green Card', number A17-597-321. Later John affirms that he will record again only when Sean is 5 years old.

Today in Beatles History

June 28
1962
Performance at the Majestic, Birkenhead.

1963
Concert at the Queen's Hall, Leeds.

1965
Two concerts at the Cinema Teatro Adriano, Rome, Italy.

1966
Arrival in Tokyo.

1967
The Monkees arrive in the UK for their concerts at the Empire Pool, Wembley.

2nd day of the trial on drugs charges of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Robert Fraser at West Sussex Quarter Sessions.

New York premiere of `The Family Way'.

1968
Studio 2. 7.00pm-4.30am. Recording: `Untitled' (working title of `Good Night') (takes 1-5). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.

1969
`Yellow Submarine' LP, 24th and last week in the Top 200 (Billboard).
`Get Back', 8th week in the Top 30 (Billboard).

1974
Single `Band On The run' reaches number 3 in Britain.

1990
Paul's concert in Liverpool, before 50,000 people. 1st Paul's public performance of Lennon originals (`Strawberry Fields Forever', `Help!', `Give Peace A Chance').

1991
Premiere of the `Liverpool Oratorio', with the Liverpool Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, at the Liverpool Cathedral.

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Today in Beatles History

June 29
1962
Brian politely responds to Ron White's letter (written 26 June 1962) with another letter.

Concert at the Tower Ballroom, New Brighton.

1963
`Please Please Me' LP number 1, 8th week (UK Record Retailer chart).

Broadcast of `Juke Box Jury', with John's appearance as judge (recorded 22 June 1963).

Broadcast of `Thank Your Lucky Stars', with recording of the Beatles and other Liverpool groups, under the name `Mersey Beat'.

10.00-12.00am. BBC's `Saturday Club' broadcast (recorded 24 June 1963).

1964
Concert in Brisbane, Australia. End of tour. Disturbances in Brisbane. Fans attack those who throw eggs and vegetables. The police prevents a lynching.

1966
`Paperback Writer' number 1, 2nd week (UK New Musical Express chart).

1967
3rd and last day of trial on drugs charges of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Robert Fraser at West Sussex Quarter Sessions.

`Kenwood'. Photographic session of John with `Beatles Book' photographer Leslie Bryce for the magazine's `at home' series.

1969
John, Yoko, Kyoko and Julian go to Scotland on holiday.

1991
Second presentation of the `Liverpool Oratorio', with the Liverpool Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, at the Liverpool Cathedral.

Today in Beatles History

June 30
1963
Concert at the Regal, Yarmouth.

1964
Return to London, at the Heathrow airport.

1965
Concert at the Palais des Fetes, Niza, France.

1966
Concert at the Budokan Hall, Tokyo.

1967
1st concert of the Monkees at the Empire Pool, Wembley, presented by NEMS Enterprises.

`The Times' editorial headlined `Who Breaks a Butterfly on a Wheel?' leads a strong public outcry for the trial on drugs charges of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Robert Fraser.

1978
UK single release: `Tomorrow'.

1990
Paul's performance for the Knebworth concert.

Today in Beatles History

July 1
1939
Delaney Bramlett is born in Pontotoc County, Mississippi.

1961
Start of validity of 1-year contract with Bert Kaempfert Produktions.

1962
Performance at the Cavern, with Gene Vincent.

1963
Studio 2. 2.30-5.30pm. 7.00-10.00pm. Recording: `She Loves You' (takes unknown); `Get You In The End' (working title of `I'll Get You') (takes unknown). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: Geoff Emerick.
Start of sessions for the single `She Loves You'/`I'll Get You'.

Alley to the left of Abbey Road Studios. During a break in the recording session, photographic session.

1964
`With The Beatles', 32nd week in the Top 30 (UK New Musical Express chart).

John buys a house in Surrey for 20,000 pounds.

Cilla Black, with the Joe Loss Orchestra, sings before Princess Margaret and the Lord Chief Justice at a charity ball held at the Mansion House, London.

Brian is appointed a director of W. A. Wilson & Farquharson (Investments) Limited, an investment and hire purchase company.

Broadcast on Australian channel 9 TV programme `The Beatles Sing For Shell' of the concert at the Melbourne Festival Hall (recorded 17 June 1964).

The Beatles at Lime Grove BBC Studios.

1965
S. E. Gadd Limited changes name to Clarendon Furnishing (Cheshire) Limited.

US gold certification for `Beatles VI'.

The Beatles attend a party in their honour in Jerez, Spain.

1966
2nd concert at the Budokan Hall (Martial Arts Hall), Tokyo. Filmed.

1967
2nd concert of the Monkees at the Wembley Empire Pool, presented by NEMS Enterprises.

1968
Studio 2. 5.00pm-3.00am. Recording: `Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey' (overdub onto take 8, tape reduction take 8 into takes 9, 10, overdub onto take 10). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.

Robert Fraser Gallery, 69 Duke Street, Mayfair, London. Opening of John's art exhibition `You Are Here (To Yoko From John Lennon, With Love').
Before: launch ceremony, releasing 365 helium-filled white balloons.

1969
Studio 2. 3.00-7.30pm. Recording: `You Never Give Me Your Money' (overdub onto take 30). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; 2nd Engineer: Chris Blair. Start of a new era of recordings.

John, Yoko, Julian and Kyoko are involved in a car accident in Golspie, Scotland. They are hospitalised.

1996
10.30pm Eastern Standard Time, USA. Premiere of restored version of `A Hard Day's Night' on AMC (American Movie Classics).

То что затеял уважаемый Марк ещё не предел.У нас в Е-бурге один фан пишет ничто иное как полную хронологию Битлз.получается огромный фолиант ,который включает хронику с 1940 до наших дней ,но пока он успел дойти только ещё до 1964 года!Парень решил переплюнуть Антологию и утвердпждает что у него хроника будет полнее и правдивее (в Антологии он нашёл много противоречий и ошибок)

Тема интересная, идея отличная !!!!!!

Today in Beatles History

July 2
1956
Elvis Presley records `Hound Dog' and `Don't Be Cruel'.

1963
Number 5 Studio, BBC Maida Vale Studios, London. 6.30-9.30pm. Recording for BBC's `Pop Go The Beatles': `Pop Go The Beatles'; `That's Alright Mama'; `There's A Place'; `Carol'; `Soldier Of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)'; `Lend Me Your Comb'; `Clarabella'; `Pop Go The Beatles'; `Three Cool Cats'; `Sweet Little Sixteen'; `Ask Me Why'.
Only BBC take of `That's Alright Mama'.

Dezo Hoffmann's `A Day In The Life Of The Beatles' sessions: 1) Room 114, Hotel President; 2) Reception area, Hotel President; 3) Guildford Street, walking towards Russell Square; 4) Russell Square Gardens; 5) Rupert Street (buying bananas at a stall on the corner at 5-7 Brewer Street); 6) Dougie A. Millings and Son, tailors; 7) Delicatessen Shop; 8) Shirtmaker Mr A Maknyick's shop; 9) Rupert Court; 10) Buying ice cream at Kontact cafe; 11) 27 Wardour Street, in front of the Garner's restaurant; 12) Dezo Hoffmann's studio (to take portraits of John and George).

1965
Arrival in Madrid. Concert at the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, Madrid, with the Pekenikes as support act.

1966
From Japan, The Beatles send a telegram to EMI with their final decision concerning next LP's title: `Revolver'.

``Yesterday'... And Today', 2nd week in the Top 30 (Billboard).

3rd and last concert at the Budokan Hall (Martial Arts Hall), Tokyo.

Brian signs Lomax Alliance to Nemperor Artists.

1967
Brian's two-house Sunday presentation at the Saville Theatre, featuring Cream, Jeff Beck and his group, and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.

3rd and last concert of the Monkees at the Empire Pool, Wembley, presented by NEMS Enterprises.

1968
Studio 2. 6.00pm-12.15am. Recording: `Good Night' (overdub onto take 5, takes 6-15). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Peter Bown; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.

Lazard Brothers & Co., merchant bankers, London. Paul and Sir Joseph Lockwood lunch in the dining-room with Lord Poole of Lazard's, discussing Apple matters.

1969
Studio 2. 3.00-9.30pm. Recording: `Her Majesty' (takes 1-3); `Golden Slumbers' (working title of `Golden Slumbers'/`Carry That Weight') (takes 1-15). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; 2nd Engineer: Chris Blair.

The Official Beatles Fan Club runs several clubs derived from the main one.

Cynthia takes Julian from the hospital and takes him to Greece.

1996
10.45pm Eastern Standard Time, USA. Premiere of restored version of `Help!' on AMC (American Movie Classics)..

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Today in Beatles History

July 3
1963
`Please Please Me' LP, 15th week in the Top 10 (UK New Musical Express chart).

The Playhouse Theatre, Manchester. 8.00-9.00pm. Recording for BBC's `The Beat Show': `From Me To You'; `A Taste Of Honey'; `Twist And Shout'.

EMI audition of The Fourmost.

1965
The press of Madrid says that the Beatles performance in this city was a failure before a serious and sober audience, unlike other countries' ones, which are said to be civilized.
Arrival in Barcelona. Concert at the Plaza de Toros Monumental, Barcelona, with the Sirex as support act. End of tour of France, Italy and Spain.

Broadcast of John's interview on BBC-radio's `World Of Books'.

1966
Trip to Manila. On arriving, from the airport they are taken to a dock and separated from their luggage for half an hour.

The New York `Times Magazine' publishes an article about the Beatles by Maureen Cleave.

1967
Vic Lewis throws a party for the Monkees at the club Speakeasy, London. Brian does not attend.

1968
Studio 2. 8.00pm-3.15am. Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' (takes 1-7, overdub onto take 3, overdub onto take 7). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.

1969
Studio 2. 3.00-8.30pm. Editing: `Golden Slumbers'(working title of `Golden Slumbers'/`Carry That Weight') (of takes 13, 15, called take 13). Recording: `Golden Slumbers'(working title of `Golden Slumbers'/`Carry That Weight') (overdub onto take 13, tape reduction take 13 into takes 16, 17). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; 2nd Engineer: Chris Blair.

Media launch of the Plastic Ono Band. Press reception for the release of `Give Peace A Chance', at the Chelsea Town Hall. John and Yoko do not attend, due to their being hospitalised in Scotland; Ringo and Maureen substitute them.

1970
Beginning of peace festival in Toronto.

1989
Evening: Julian sings in Liverpool for the first time.

1995
Westwood One radio broadcasts `Oobu Joobu' Part 8.

Today in Beatles History

July 4
1963
Studio 2 (control room only). 10.00am-1.00pm. Editing: `She Loves You' (of takes unknown). Mono mixing: `She Loves You' (from edit of unknown take number); `Get You In The End' (working title of `I'll Get You') (from unknown take number). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: unknown; 2nd Engineer: unknown. End of sessions for `She Loves You'/`I'll Get You'.

1.00-1.30pm. BBC's `The Beat Show' broadcast (recorded 3 July 1963).

The Beatles with Peter Asher see for the second time the Rolling Stones, performing at `The Scene', 41 Great Windmill Street, London.

1965
The Beatles return to England.

Front page of `Domenica del Corriere', weekly magazine of the Italian newspaper `Corriere della sera': `La calata dei Beatles'.

1966
Brian decides that the Beatles should not attend a reception organized by Imelda Marcos.
4.00pm. Concert at the Araneta Collosseum, Manila.
8.30pm. Concert at the Araneta Collosseum, Manila.

1968
Studio 2. 7.00pm-2.15am. Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' (overdub onto take 4, tape reduction take 4 into take 5, overdub onto take 5). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.

1969
Studio 2. 2.45-5.30pm. Recording: `Golden Slumbers' (working title of `Golden Slumbers'/`Carry That Weight') (overdub onto take 17). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; 2nd Engineer: Chris Blair.
Listening, through the mixing console and the studio speakers, of the Wimbledon ladies tennis final, live on BBC Radio 2. Anne Jones (UK) beating Billy-Jean King in 3 sets (71 minutes).

UK single release: `Give Peace A Chance'/`Remember Love'. 1st commercial Beatle solo single.

1970
`Live Peace In Toronto', 26th week in the ranking (Billboard).

1985
Ringo plays for the Beach Boys in Long Beach, during a US tour.

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Today in Beatles History

July 5
1963
Brian verbally agrees on the Beatles doing a tour of Australia in 1964.

Concert at the Plaza Ballroom, Oldhill.

1965
US single release: `That Means A Lot', with P. J. Proby.

1966
The Beatles take the KLM flight number 862, from Manila to New Delhi.

1968
Studio 2. 5.00pm-1.30am. Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' (overdub onto take 5). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.
Recording of saxophones and piccolo for `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'.

1969
`Get Back', 9th week in the Top 30 (Billboard).

1970
End of peace festival in Toronto.

1973
Premiere of `Live And Let Die'.

Today in Beatles History

July 6
1957
The Quarrymen perform at the Woolton Parish Church Fete. Ivan Vaughan introduces Paul to John.

1961
First issue of Mersey Beat is published.

1963
`Please Please Me' LP number 1, 9th week (UK Record Retailer chart).

1964
Royal charity premiere of `A Hard Day's Night', attended by the Beatles.
After, reception at the Dorchester Hotel, with Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon.

US single release: `Like Dreamers Do', with the Applejacks.
US single release: `Ain't She Sweet'/`Nobody's Child'.

1965
It is announced the bill for a show series presented by Brian Epstein, called ``Brian Epstein's Evening of Popular Music'', including: Manfred Mann, the Kinks, Georgie Fame and the Blue Fames, Gerry and the Pacemakers, the Fourmost and Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers.

1966
Britain's Embassy at Manila protests after the incidents occurring yesterday, during the Beatles leave from Philippines.

1968
A piece of the `Yellow Submarine' film is screened in advance on BBC-TV's `Release'.

1969
John and Yoko leave the hospital, after their car crash in Scotland. They return to England.

Brian Jones dies.

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Today in Beatles History

July 7
1940
Richard Starkey is born.

1963
Ringo celebrates his birthday with relatives and musician friends.

Concert at the ABC, Blackpool.

1964
Studio E, BBC Lime Grove Studios. Filming of an insert for `Top Of The Pops'.

1967
UK single release: `All You Need Is Love'/`Baby, You're A Rich Man'.
First time George Martin gets a credit as producer on a Beatles' single.

Beginning of the European Song Cup contest, in the Casino at the Belgian coastal resort of Knokke-le-Zoute. The British team leaves for Knokke-le-Zoute.

1969
Studio 2. 2.30-11.45pm. Recording: `Here Comes The Sun' (takes 1-13). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; 2nd Engineer: John Kurlander.
10.45-11.45pm. Re-recording and perfecting of acoustic guitar.
Recording of rythm track for `Here Comes The Sun'.

US single release: `Give Peace A Chance'/`Remember Love'.

The Plastic Ono Band plays at the Chelsea Town Hall to promote the single `Give Peace A Chance'/`Remember Love'.

1970
Louise French dies in Liverpool.

1973
`Live And Let Die', number 2 (Billboard).

Today in Beatles History

July 8
1963
1st recording session of Tommy Quickly.

Beginning of performances at the Winter Gardens, Margate, with Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas.

1964
`With The Beatles', 33rd week in the Top 30 (UK New Musical Express chart).

Apearance on BBC-TV's `Top Of The Pops' (recorded 7 July 1964).

1966
UK EP release: `Nowhere Man'.

Arrival at the London Airport, with Brian, who says: `I am cancelling tours to the Philippines by Cilla Black and Sounds Incorporated'.
6.30am. Press conference at the London Airport.

US gold certification: ``Yesterday'... And Today'.

The Cyrkle reach number 2 on the Billboard chart with `Red Rubber Ball'.

1968
Studio 2. 3.00pm-3.00am. Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' [re-make] (takes 1-12, tape reduction take 12 into take 13, overdub onto take 13). Mono mixing: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' (unnumbered rough remix, from take 13). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.
1st time that a recording with outside musicians is rejected. Re-make with piano intro. Mix for Paul.

Press preview of `Yellow Submarine' at the Bowater House Cinema. Paul, George and Ringo attend, and pose for photographers with a life-sized cardboard cut-out of their `Yellow Submarine' persona.

1969
Studio 2. 2.30-10.45pm. Recording: `Here Comes The Sun' (overdub onto take 13, tape reduction take 13 into takes 14, 15). Studio 2 (control room only). 10.45-11.45pm. Mono mixing: `Here Comes The Sun' (unnumbered rough remix, from take 15). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; 2nd Engineer: John Kurlander.
Mix for George.

Today in Beatles History

July 9
1963
Concert at the Winter Gardens, Margate, with Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas.

1964
Brian and Dick Rowe are two of the judges of a beat music competition programme on Westward television. The winning group is the Rustiks.

Night. While Epstein is away, thieves break into the NEMS offices in Argyll Street, London, and steal 130 pounds from a safe and miscellaneous items valued at 70 pounds.

Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas play for the Queen Mother in a concert at the Royal Agricultural Hall in Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth.

1965
US single release: `I Wanna Know', 1st by Paddy, Klaus & Gibson.

1966
According to Epstein, `You Make Me Feel Like Someone', with Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas is a `Top Ten certainty'.

``Yesterday'... And Today', 3rd week in the Top 30 (Billboard).

1968
Ringo arrives early for the evening recording session at Abbey Road, popped into a Solomon King session, adding handclapping to one song for the single `A Hundred Years Or More'.
Ringo on backing vocals for recording of `Somewhere In The Crowd', by Solomon King.
[Both data taken from different sources. Do `A Hundred Years Or More' and `Somewhere In The Crowd' belong to the same Solomon King single?]

Studio 3. 4.00-9.00pm. Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' [re-re-make].
Studio 3. 10.00pm-3.30am. Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' [re-make] (takes 20, 21). Recording: `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' (overdub onto take 13, tape reduction take 13 into take 22, overdub onto take 22); `Revolution' (rehearsal only). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.
Recording of laughters and other bits for `Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da'.

1969
Studio 2. 2.30-10.15pm. Recording: `Maxwell's Silver Hammer' (takes 1-21). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Phil McDonald; Engineer: John Kurlander.
1st John's session after his accident. A bed is brought into the studio so that Yoko could stay by John's side.