The Beatles History: Daily action

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 5. **
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[J] 1955
John Lennon's uncle, George Smith, dies suddenly. John had been
living with and was being raised by his Aunt Mimi and Uncle George,
and now his Aunt Mimi is left to take care of John on her own.
[Note: several sources report 1953 as the year in which this
occurred.] (887)
1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1180)
1963
The Beatles, touring with Roy Orbison, perform at the Odeon Cinema,
Leeds, Yorkshire. (1807)
1964
The Beatles record a performance for Dutch television in Hillegom,
The Netherlands. They answer questions from fans in the studio
audience, aided by translator Berend Boudewijn. Then The Beatles
put on lip-sync performances of their songs "Twist and Shout", "All
My Loving", "Roll Over Beethoven", "Long Tall Sally", "She Loves
You", and "Can't Buy Me Love". Since The Beatles' microphones were
left open, they had the option of singing live vocals on top of the
pre-recorded tracks. In what must have been a confusing and
perhaps somewhat humorous scene, the audience of dancers slowly
began *****rround The Beatles as they performed, until The Beatles
were completely engulfed by gyrating fans. Mal Evans, Neil
Aspinall, and Derek Taylor rushed out to clear the area around The
Beatles, but they were unsuccessful. Neil directed The Beatles to
leave the stage, which they did, while their pre-recorded music was
still playing. Jimmy Nicol, however, continued on, drumming alone
on the stage, perhaps to show that he was taking his job as The
Beatles' temporary drummer very seriously indeed. The performance,
along with clips of The Beatles touring Amsterdam, is broadcast on
June 8, with the title "The Beatles in Nederland". (2121)
1966
On US television, "The Ed Sullivan Show" broadcasts color promo
films for both songs on The Beatles' latest single, "Paperback
Writer" and "Rain". (2537)
1967
The Beatles' album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" reaches
#1 in the UK charts. It will hold the #1 position for 27 weeks.
(2694)
1968
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
London). Recording begins on Ringo's song "Don't Pass Me By",
which he had partially written as early as 1963. Three takes of
the basic track, then overdubs are added. Although Ringo had
referred to this song as "Don't Pass Me By" during interviews back
in the Beatles' early days, its working title for this session is
"Ringo's Tune (Untitled)". It will later be called "This Is Some
Friendly" and, still later, be renamed "Don't Pass Me By". (2841)
[G] 1972
UNICEF awards its "Child Is the Father of the Man" award to George
Harrison and Ravi Shankar for their efforts to aid the starving
people of Bangla Desh. (3472)
[P] 1979
US release of Wings single "Getting Closer/Spin It On" (Columbia).
(251)
[G] 1981
UK release of George Harrison LP "Somewhere in England" (Dark
Horse). Songs: "All Those Years Ago", "That Which I Have Lost",
"Save the World", "Writing's on the Wall", "Blood From a Clone",
"Unconsciousness Rules", "Life Itself", "Baltimore Oriole",
"Teardrops", and "Hong Kong Blues". Ringo plays drums on the
album. Highest chart position is #13. (705)
[P] 1989
UK release of Paul McCartney CD, LP, and cassette "Flowers in the
Dirt" (Parlophone). Songs: "My Brave Face", "Rough Ride", "You
Want Her Too", "Distractions", "We Got Married", "Put it There",
"Figure of Eight", "This One", "Don't Be Careless Love", "That Day
is Done", "How Many People", and "Motor of Love". CD and cassette
formats have ad***ional song "Ou Est Le Soleil?" (825)
1989
UK re-release of Beatles singles on 3-inch CDs: "All You Need Is
Love/Baby You're a Rich Man" and "Hello Goodbye/I Am the Walrus"
(EMI). (826)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 6. **
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1960
The Silver Beetles perform at the Grosvenor Ballroom, Liscard,
Wallasey. This is the first time they ever appear on the same bill
with Gerry & the Pacemakers, the two groups destined to become
Liverpool's most successful beat groups. (1414)
1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1181)
1962
The Beatles' first recording session at Abbey Road Studios,
London--their EMI/Parlophone au***ion. After playing a large
number of songs and getting the "thumbs-up" for actual recording,
The Beatles record four songs: "Besame Mucho" and three
Lennon-McCartney songs, "Love Me Do", "P.S. I Love You", and "Ask
Me Why". Although sample lacquer discs are cut, none of these
takes will be released on record. Ron Richards, George Martin's
assistant, is in charge of the session initially, but balance
engineer Norman Smith calls Martin in when his interest is aroused
by "Love Me Do". Martin comes in and stays "for the remainder of
The Beatles' career" (Lewisohn). George Martin gets along well
with John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison, but not so
with the silent Pete Best. Worse, he considers Pete's drumming
ability to be not up to professional standards, as he points out to
Brian Epstein. There is some question as to whether Martin made
finalizing The Beatles' recording contract con***ional upon Pete
Best being replaced as drummer, but it was clear that Martin had no
intention of using Best in the studio. Since John, Paul, and
George had been increasingly unhappy with Pete (he wasn't a great
drummer, he wouldn't restyle his hair like theirs, and he was
enormously popular with the girls), it was just a matter of time
(August 16) until Pete Best was out as drummer and Ringo Starr was
in. Brian was handed the unenviable task of breaking the news to
Pete; John called Ringo and asked him to join The Beatles, telling
him that his long sideburns would have to be sacrificed to fit in
with the image Brian was creating for The Beatles. Pete Best, who
had stuck with The Beatles through demanding Hamburg engagements,
who had handled the group's bookings before Brian Epstein's
arrival, and who had played a multitude of club performances with
The Beatles, lived the nightmare of being booted out of The Beatles
on the eve of their spectacular success. Neil Aspinall, Pete's
close friend (he lived with the Bests), had to make a tough
choice--he stayed on as The Beatles' road manager, but only at Pete
Best's insistence. (1465)
1964
The Beatles, on a world tour, perform two shows at an auction hall
(Veilinghal Op Hoop Van Zegen) in Blokker, The Netherlands.
Drummer Jimmy Nicol fills in for the hospitalized Ringo Starr.
Television news and newsreel cameras film The Beatles' second
performance. (2122)
1966
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
London). A session devoted primarily to tape copying and mixing,
but Paul does add the final vocal overdub to "Eleanor Rigby".
(2533)
1968
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Paul and Ringo work on "Don't Pass Me By". John films an
interview with Victor Spinetti, discussing the upcoming National
Theatre production, "In His Own Write", based on John's book and
directed by Spinetti. Later, John worked on recording 12
ad***ional sound effects tapes for "In His Own Write" (he had
previously recorded effects tapes for the play on November 28,
1967). "The Beatles Anthology 3" features the song as it sounded
at the end of this session, before the violin part is overdubbed
(Disc one, Track 10). (2842)
1970
The Beatles album "Let It Be" reaches #1 in the UK. (3239)
[J] 1971
John and Yoko make a surprise stage appearance with Frank Zappa and
the Mothers of Invention, at New York's Fillmore East. The concert
is recorded and the following songs will be released on John and
Yoko's "Some Time in New York City" LP: "Well (Baby Please Don't
Go)"; "Au"; "Scumbag"; and "Jamrag". Frank Zappa will later
release ad***ional material from the performance. (3261)
[P] 1989
US release of Paul McCartney CD, LP, and cassette "Flowers in the
Dirt" (Capitol). Songs: "My Brave Face", "Rough Ride", "You Want
Her Too", "Distractions", "We Got Married", "Put it There", "Figure
of Eight", "This One", "Don't Be Careless Love", "That Day is
Done", "How Many People", and "Motor of Love". CD and cassette
formats have ad***ional song "Ou Est Le Soleil?" (447)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 7. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1182)
1963
The Beatles, touring with Roy Orbison, perform at the Odeon Cinema
in Glasgow, Lanarkshire. This is the first of five Beatles
appearances in Glasgow, and The Beatles would enjoy playing here
because the audiences were always very enthusiastic. (1808)
1965
Broadcast of the last Beatles BBC radio program, "The Beatles
(Invite You to Take a Ticket to Ride)", which had been taped on May
26. (2372)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). More experimental jamming, and recording for "You Know My
Name (Look Up the Number)". At the end of the session (which began
at 7:00 pm and ended at 2:00 am), George Harrison takes home with
him a rough mono mix of 20 minutes of the instrumental experiments
reduced into one take (take 24). (2687)
1967
A press release announces the beginning of the "Yellow Submarine"
film project. It is reported that The Beatles will provide at
least three new songs for the soundtrack. (2690)
[G] 1968
George Harrison and Ringo Starr fly to Hollywood as guest artists
for a Ravi Shankar film. This is the first time any of the Beatles
have left England during scheduled recording sessions. Four
recording sessions are cancelled. Sometime during their trip, both
George and Ringo take part in a jam session at the home of Peter
Tork, one of The Monkees. (2843)
1969
The Beatles' single "Get Back" is #1 in the US charts for the third
straight week. (3670)
[P] 1993
UK release of remastered CD versions of Paul McCartney and Wings
albums: "McCartney", "Band on the Run", "Venus and Mars", "Wild
Life", "London Town", "Ram", and "Red Rose Speedway". (862)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 8. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1183)
1963
The Beatles, touring with Roy Orbison, perform at City Hall,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. (1809)
1966
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Recording "Good Day Sunshine". Laying down the basic
track and recording overdubs, although more overdubs will be added
the following day. (2534)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). More work on "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)".
The Beatles record piano, drums, lead guitar, bass, and vibraphone.
Brian Jones, member of the Rolling Stones, is in the studio
visiting, and he performs an alto saxophone overdub at the
invitation of Paul McCartney. (2688)
1971
UK re-release of LP "The Beatles First" under a new title -- "The
Early Years" (Contour). (582)
[P] 1974
Wings' single "Band on the Run" is #1 in the US charts. (3356)
[P] 1979
UK release of Wings LP "Back to the Egg" (Parlophone). Songs:
"Reception", "Getting Closer", "We're Open Tonight", "Spin It On",
"Again and Again and Again", "Old Siam, Sir", "Arrow Through Me",
"Rockestra Theme", "To You", "After the Ball/Million Miles",
"Winter Rose/Love Awake", "The Broadcast", "So Glad to See You
Here", and "Baby's Request". (685)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 9. **
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1957
The Quarry Men au***ion for "Mr. Star-Maker", Carroll Levis, at one
of Levis' "TV Star Search" shows which he puts on all over Britain.
Unfortunately, The Quarry Men fail to make it past the first round
of competition, losing out to the Sunnyside Skiffle Group. (1454)
1960
The Silver Beetles appear at the Neston Institute, Wirral. (1415)
1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1184)
1962
The Beatles perform at the ****rn Club, Liverpool - a night
session. Just back from Hamburg, The Beatles appear at The ****rn
for a "Beatles Welcome Home Show", setting a new attendance record
at the club (900). (1468)
1963
The Beatles, on the last night of their tour with Roy Orbison,
perform at King George's Hall, Blackburn, Lancashire. It was
during this tour that The Beatles' fans had started throwing jelly
babies at them while they were performing on stage, owing to an
off-the-cuff remark on television that George Harrison enjoyed
eating them. (1810)
1964
US release of interview LP "The Beatles American Tour With Ed Rudy"
(Radio Pulsebeat News Documentary No. 2). Interviews taped during
The Beatles' visit to the US in Feb. 1964. 13 weeks on Billboard
chart; highest position #20. (22)
1964
The Beatles, on their first world tour, perform two shows at the
Princess Theatre in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Neither show is a
sell-out, due to the extraordinarily high ticket price that the
promoter had set (without Brian Epstein's knowledge). The price of
a ticket to see The Beatles was equal to an average worker's
earnings for a week. The Beatles had been met at the airport in
Hong Kong by a thousand fans. Drummer Jimmy Nicol continues to
fill in for the ailing Ringo Starr. (2123)
1966
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). "Good Day Sunshine" is finished. Ad***ional overdubs are
recorded, including George Martin's honky-tonk piano part. (2535)
1966
On the UK television show "Top of the Pops", a promo film of The
Beatles' song "Rain" is broadcast. The film clip shows The Beatles
in the gardens of Chiswick House. (2538)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). The first attempt at assembling a complete song out of
the parts recorded for "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)". By
the end of the session, the basic track is mixed and ready for
vocal overdubs, but these will not be added until April 30, 1969.
(2689)
1973
The Beatles' compilation LP "The Beatles 1962-1966" is #1 in the UK
charts. (3357)
[G] 1977
George and Pattie Harrison are granted a divorce. (3358)
1986
UK re-release of Beatles single "Paperback Writer/Rain"
(Parlophone). 20th anniversary reissue. Issued as a regular
single and also as a picture disc. (763)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 10. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1185)
1963
The Beatles perform at the Pavilion in Bath, Somerset. (1811)
1964
The Beatles, on their first world tour, fly from Hong Kong to
Australia. They make an unscheduled fuel stop in Darwin,
Australia, and 400 fans are on hand at the remote airstrip to greet
their aircraft. The Beatles fly on to Sydney, where they arrive in
the middle of a heavy downpour. The Beatles are required to appear
in an open-top truck in the pouring rain to wave at the multitude
of fans greeting them at the airport. As was the case virtually
everywhere they went, The Beatles were confined to their hotel due
to massed fans in the throes of Beatlemania. (2124)
1966
UK release of Beatles single "Paperback Writer/Rain" (Parlophone).
7 weeks on the charts; highest position #1. (533)
1968
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
London). John Lennon compiles sound effects and tape loops for
"Revolution 9". Cre***ed to The Beatles, "Revolution 9" will
primarily be a creation of John and Yoko, with some assistance from
George Harrison. (2844)
[G] 1968
In the USA, George Harrison films an appearance with Ravi Shankar
for a documentary feature film about Shankar. The film is to be
called "East Meets West", but it is not released until 3 years
later, at which time it is titled "Raga". George's appearance
consists of a sequence with him and Shankar together with their
sitars as Shankar instructs Harrison on how to play a raga. (2845)
1976
UK release of Beatles compilation double LP "Rock and Roll Music"
(Parlophone). Songs: "Twist and Shout", "I Saw Her Standing
There", "You Can't Do That", "I Wanna Be Your Man", "I Call Your
Name", "Boys", "Long Tall Sally", "Rock and Roll Music", "Slow
Down", "Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey Hey", "Money", "Bad Boy",
"Matchbox", "Roll Over Beethoven", "Dizzy Miss Lizzie", "Any Time
at All", "Drive My Car", "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby", "The
Night Before", "I'm Down", "Revolution", "Back in the USSR",
"Helter Skelter", "Taxman", "Got to Get You Into My Life", "Hey
Bulldog", "Birthday", and "Get Back". Highest chart position: #11.
[Note: the song "Dizzy Miss Lizzie" is spelled "Dizzy Miss Lizzy"
on other albums.] (643)
[O] 1985
UK release of Beach Boys album "The Beach Boys". Ringo Starr plays
drums on the track "California Calling". (3359)
Hasta La Vista

Bài : I'll be on my way

co phai cua Beat ko ? Sao minh khong the tim duoc lỷic cua bai nay nhi ?
Cứu mình với !!!!
Da da da' da da da da da`..IS there anything that you want ?

I'll Be on My Way
Writers: Lennon, McCartney; lead vocals: Lennon, McCartney, Harrison

The sun is fading away
That's the end of the day
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way
Just one kiss and I'll go
Don't hide the tears that don't show
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way
To where the winds don't blow
And golden rivers flow
This way will I go
They were right I was wrong
True love didn't last long
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way hey
To where the winds don't blow
And golden rivers flow
This way will I go
They were right I was wrong
True love didn't last long
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way hey
I'll be on my way oh
I'll be on my way oh
I'll be on my way...
Lang thang như ngọn gió vô tình
Phiêu bạt nơi chân trời góc bể..
Không vách tường bốn bên là gió,
Không mái che, chỉ có trời xanh...

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 21. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1196)
1962
The Beatles perform at the Tower Ballroom, New Brighton, Wallasey.
They appear as support act to Bruce Channel, who had a recent Top
Ten hit, "Hey Baby!" Brian Epstein had begun booking The Beatles
as support act to well-established artists, giving The Beatles
much-needed exposure and, often, a chance to upstage the headliner.
Bruce Channel's harmonica player, Delbert McClinton, has a major
influence on John Lennon, as evidenced by John's harmonica work on
a number of Beatles songs through 1964. Also appearing at the
Tower this night are The Big Three, The Statesmen (billed as 'The
North's Fabulous Five'), and The Four Jays. (1476)
1963
The Beatles perform at the Odeon Cinema, Guildford, Surrey. (1824)
1964
The Beatles, on a world tour, arrive in Wellington, New Zealand.
(2135)
1966
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
London). Recording, from start to finish, John's song "She Said
She Said". The song is reportedly based on a bizarre conversation
that Lennon had with Peter Fonda while John and George Harrison
were tripping on LSD. (2543)
1968
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Final overdubs for "Revolution 1" (its title now
official). Then both "Revolution 1" and "Revolution 9" are mixed
into stereo, John Lennon having a grand time during the process.
(2853)
1969
The Beatles' single "The Ballad of John and Yoko" reaches #1 in the
UK charts. (3075)
1969
The Beatles' single "Get Back" is #1 in the US charts for the fifth
straight week. This will be its final week in the #1 position.
(3672)
[P] 1982
UK release of Paul McCartney single "Take it Away/I'll Give You a
Ring" (Parlophone). (721)
[J] 1989
John Lennon's 1965 4-door Bentley is auctioned. The Rolls Royce
Phantom V had a psychedelic paint job, purple leather interior,
pink carpet, and purple/green paisley curtains. The auto was
originally black, but Lennon had the car re-painted and
re-upholstered in 1967, provoking a denouncement in the British
press from a traffic expert who asserted that the car's "startling
appearance" posed a traffic hazard. (2513)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on June 22. **
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1957
The Quarry Men play from the back of a parked coal truck on
Rosebery St., Liverpool, during street celebrations marking the
750th anniversary of King John's issuance of a charter for the
settling and development of Liverpool. A group of toughs from
Hatherley St. threaten to beat up the group, especially "that
Lennon", but the Quarry Men beat a hasty retreat when their
performance is over, avoiding a fight. Rosebery St. wins newspaper
awards for best-decorated street outside of the city center. The
Rosebery St. residents celebrate with a second party, but the
Quarry Men aren't invited back for a second appearance. [Note:
Mark Lewisohn reports this event on June 22, as does Allen Wiener,
but Ray Coleman gives the date of May 24.] (1455)
1961
Several Beatles scholars have set June 22-23, 1961, as the most
probable dates for The Beatles' first professional recording
sessions, which took place in Hamburg, West Germany, for producer
Bert Kaempfert. Four Beatles participated (John Lennon, Paul
McCartney, George Harrison, and Pete Best), while Stu Sutcliffe
(who was really an ex-Beatle at this point) looked on. Backing
Tony Sheridan, they recorded a rock version of "My Bonnie Lies Over
the Ocean", later issued as simply "My Bonnie". This song was a
popular request at the Top Ten Club from visiting seamen. Other
songs recorded with Sheridan: "When the Saints Go Marching In"
(released as simply "The Saints"), "Why (Can't You Love Me Again)"
(a Tony Sheridan composition), "Nobody's Child", and "Take Out Some
Insurance On Me Baby" (also known as "If You Love Me Baby"). There
is debate as to whether this last song was recorded on June 24th.
The Beatles also recorded two songs without Sheridan: "Ain't She
Sweet" (John Lennon sings lead vocal) and "Cry For a Shadow" (a
George Harrison/John Lennon instrumental originally called "Beatle
Bop"). When "My Bonnie" was released as a single in Germany in
June 1961, it was cre***ed to Tony Sheridan and the Beat
Brothers--the name "Beatles" sounded too much like the German word
"peedles" (*****). The single sold 100,000 copies in Germany,
according to Bert Kaempfert. (1113)
1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1197)
1962
The Beatles perform at the ****rn Club at lunchtime and then again
at night. (1477)
[J] 1963
While George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and Paul McCartney travel to
Wales with road manager Neil Aspinall, John Lennon remains in
London to tape an appearance on the very popular television program
"Juke Box Jury". This show features a four-person jury reviewing
new singles just released, the jury being selected to represent
different areas of show business. On the "jury" with Lennon is TV
personality Katie Boyle, actor Bruce Prochnik, and actress Caroline
Maudling. John causes a bit of a stir when he states negative
opinions of every one of the records being reviewed, whereas it was
customary to be discreet about saying anything critical. For
instance, in reviewing Elvis Presley's "Devil in Disguise", John
says that Presley "now sounded like Bing Crosby" (Lewisohn). Due
to John's comments and votes, all but one of the singles reviewed
are voted to "Miss". The sole record judged to be a "Hit" is
Presley's. The other songs 'judged' were: Cleo Laine's "Southend";
The Tymes' "So Much In Love"; Miriam Makeba's "The Click Song"; Tom
Glaser's "On Top of Spaghetti"; Russ Conway's "Flamenco"; Paul and
Paula's "First Quarrel"; and Julie Grant's "Don't Ever Let Me
Down". The taping of the program runs until 40 minutes before The
Beatles are scheduled to perform in Wales. John is driven to
Battersea Heliport, where a helicopter chartered at a cost of 100
pounds flies John to Abergavenny, arriving just in time for The
Beatles' performance. The "Juke Box Jury" show is broadcast on
June 29. (1825)
1963
The Beatles perform at Town Hall Ballroom, Abergavenny,
Monmouthshire. (1826)
1964
The Beatles perform two shows at Town Hall in Wellington, North
Island, New Zealand. For the first time since joining John, Paul,
and George in Melbourne, Ringo is able to sing the song "Boys", the
song being added back to The Beatles' performance song-list. (2136)
1965
The Beatles, on a two-week European tour, perform two shows at the
Palais d'Hiver de Lyon, Villeurbanne, Lyon, France. (2381)
1966
Final mono and stereo mixing for the album "Revolver". Other
titles considered for the LP are "Abracadabra", "Magic Circles",
and "Beatles on Safari". "Revolver" is released in the UK on
August 5, 1966. (2544)
[G] 1973
UK release of George Harrison LP "Living in the Material World"
(Apple). Songs: "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)", "Sue Me,
Sue You Blues", "The Light That Has Lighted the World", "Don't Let
Me Wait Too Long", "Who Can See It", "Living in the Material
World", "The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)", "Be Here
Now", "Try Some, Buy Some", "The Day the World Gets 'Round", and
"That Is All". (602)
Hasta La Vista