The Beatles History: Daily action

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 3. **
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1962
The Beatles perform at the ****rn Club twice - at lunchtime and
then again at night. (968)
1963
On a short tour of Scotland, The Beatles perform at Two Red Shoes
Ballroom, Elgin, Morayshire. (1661)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2011)
1964
A film clip of The Beatles, taken from the BBC film documentary
"The Mersey Sound", is broadcast on US television--on "The Jack
Paar Show" (NBC-TV). This is before their first appearance on the
Ed Sullivan Show. [Barry Miles reports the date of this broadcast
as Jan. 1, 1964]. (2021)
1964
"I Want to Hold Your Hand" reaches #1 in the Australian singles
charts. (3757)
1966
Promotional videos of Beatles songs "We Can Work It Out" and "Day
Tripper" are shown on the US television show "Hullabaloo". (2454)
[J] 1969
Newark, New Jersey police seize 30,000 copies of John and Yoko's LP
"Unfinished Music No. 1: Two Virgins", declaring that the album
cover, which has photos of John and Yoko nude, is pornographic.
(2482)
1969
The Beatles spend a second lousy day rehearsing and filming at
Twickenham Film Studios. (2980)
1970
With John Lennon away in Denmark, the other Beatles meet in Studio
Two of EMI Studios, London, to complete the "Get Back" tapes (now
to be released as "Let It Be", the movie and the record). Since
the movie shows George playing his song "I Me Mine", The Beatles
needed to record it. They record 16 takes of the basic track, then
add overdubs. The track is 1 min 34 secs long, but Phil Spector
will re-e*** it to be 2 mins 25 secs long. The original,
pre-Spector short track was released on "The Beatles Anthology 3"
(Disc two, Track 22). (3179)
[J] 1981
John and Yoko's LP "Double Fantasy" reaches #1 in the UK charts.
(3592)
[J] 1981
John Lennon's single "(Just Like) Starting Over" reaches #1 in the
UK charts. (3593)
[J] 1981
John Lennon's single "(Just Like) Starting Over" is #1 in the US
charts for the second straight week. (3680)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 4. **
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1962
"Mersey Beat" magazine publishes its first group popularity poll,
and The Beatles are solid winners over the nearest competitors
Gerry & the Pacemakers, the Remo Four, Rory Storm & the Hurricanes,
and Johnny Sandon & the Searchers. The Beatles' photos are on the
front page, along with their names, but Paul's last name is
misspelled 'McArtrey'. (971)
1963
On a short tour of Scotland, The Beatles perform at the Town Hall
in Dingwall. (1662)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2012)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2252)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Adding overdubs to "Penny Lane". John adds a piano part,
George a lead guitar bit, and Paul a vocal track. (2606)
1970
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Paul, George, and Ringo re-work "Let it Be". Harmony
vocals are added by George, Paul, and Linda McCartney (I find this
interesting--one of Paul's big complaints about the Phil Spector
version of "The Long and Winding Road" is the inclusion of female
voices in the choir; McCartney stated that he would NEVER have put
female voices on a Beatles recording!). Then an overdub with two
trumpets, two trombones, and a tenor saxophone is recorded.
Finally, a new lead guitar solo is recorded, the previous one being
wiped. The lead guitar solo is clearly different on the two
versions of "Let It Be" released on single (solo from Apr. 30,
1969) and the album (solo from this day). The difference leads
many listeners to conclude that the versions are two completely
different takes, but that is not the case. This session will be
the final studio appearance for The Beatles, as a group. [Note:
the final date that all four of The Beatles were in the studio
together is August 20, 1969]. (3180)
[J] 1975
The #1 single in the US is Elton John's "Lucy In the Sky with
Diamonds". John Lennon plays guitar and sings on the single (using
the pseudonym Dr. Winston O'Boogie). (3266)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 5. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at Litherland Town Hall, Liverpool. They
receive a fee of 7.5 pounds. In the audience this night are two
members of the group Rory Storm & the Hurricanes: Johnny Guitar and
Ringo Starr, just returned from Hamburg. This is the first of 36
bookings for promoter Brian Kelly, who had rushed to sign up The
Beatles after their hugely successful performance of Dec. 27, 1960.
These appearances will help establish The Beatles as the top band
in Merseyside. The demand for The Beatles becomes so great that
they begin booking two and even three stage appearances in a single
day, sometimes performing for more than seven hours a day. The
hectic schedule and rushing from one venue to another make it
essential that The Beatles find a road manager, and Pete Best's
friend Neil Aspinall accepts the position. Aspinall will go on to
become The Beatles' permanent assistant and close companion. (1268)
1962
UK release of Tony Sheridan and the Beatles single "My Bonnie/The
Saints" (Polydor). (496)
1962
The Beatles perform at the ****rn Club - a lunchtime show. (967)
1963
On a short tour of Scotland, The Beatles perform at Museum Hall,
Bridge of Allan, Stirlingshire. (1663)
[G] 1964
George Harrison and Ringo Starr tape an interview for the BBC radio
program "The Public Ear". George and Ringo both encouraged the
radio audience to listen to the music that The Beatles themselves
liked, American R&B. When asked to mention some of the artists
that he liked, George said "...Mary Wells, Miracles, not to mention
Marvin Gaye". When Ringo responded, "Marvin Gaye!", George quipped
back "I told you not to mention Marvin Gaye!" (Lewisohn). Recorded
in London, exact location unknown. Broadcast on January 12.
Re-broadcast in 1972 on the BBC radio documentary "The Beatles
Story". [Barry Miles reports that the interview was recorded in
George and Ringo's Green Street apartment in central London; Mark
Lewisohn reports that it was either that apartment or Tony Hall's,
which was located on the opposite side of Green Street]. (2019)
1964
According to Barry Miles (in "The Beatles: a Diary"), The Beatles
perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London, in "The
Beatles' Christmas Show". However, Mark Lewisohn (in "The Complete
Beatles Chronicle") reports that no performances were put on this
night. (3849)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2253)
1966
At CTS Studios in London, The Beatles "doctor" the soundtrack to
the film of their August 15, 1965, concert at Shea Stadium, in
preparation for the film's broadcast. They re-record instrumental
parts on some tracks, and on some songs they re-record the entire
song, doing their best to synchronize their playing with the film.
For "Act Naturally", the disc version is substituted unchanged. On
"Twist and Shout", the Shea Stadium version is combined with the
1965 Hollywood Bowl recording of that song. The fixes are done
more to correct technical problems with the soundtrack than to
correct performance weaknesses. Two songs, "She's a Woman" and
"Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby", are cut from the final film due
to broadcast time limitations. (2455)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Paul adds another vocal overdub to "Penny Lane", then The
Beatles record a 13 min 48 sec experimental sound effects track for
the 'underground' theatrical production "Carnival of Lights Rave".
The track includes "...distorted, hypnotic drum and organ sounds, a
distorted lead guitar, the sound of a church organ, various effects
(water-gargling was one) and...John and Paul screaming dementedly and
bawling aloud random phrases like 'Are you alright?' and
'Barcelona!'" (Lewisohn). John would later use some of the same
techniques in creating his "Revolution 9". (2607)
1968
The Beatles' movie "Magical Mystery Tour" is broadcast by BBC2 in
the UK, in color (it had been broadcast in black and white on
December 26, 1967, by BBC1). The critical response remains almost
wholly negative. (2792)
[G] 1968
George Harrison in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Producing another "Wonderwall" recording session. George
does not play any instrument on the soundtrack. (2793)
[O] 1970
Working at Olympic Sound Studios, London, Glyn Johns completes the
re-production and compilation of a new "Get Back" master tape. The
song "Teddy Boy", which will not be included in the movie, has been
dropped from the album. "I Me Mine" and "Across the Universe" have
been added. The master tape concludes with a reprise version of
the song "Get Back". (3181)
[J] 1970
Vacationing in Denmark, John Lennon announces that, henceforth, all
future proceeds from his songs and records will go towards
promoting peace on earth. (3184)
[O] 1976
Former Beatles assistant and road manager Mal Evans is shot and
killed by Los Angeles police. In a violent, drugged rage, Evans
was threatening suicide but then allegedly pointed a loaded rifle
at police officers. (2483)
[J] 1984
US release of John Lennon/Yoko Ono single "Nobody Told Me
[John]/O'Sanity [Yoko]" (Polydor/PolyGram). (377)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 6. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at St. John's Hall, Bootle, Lancashire. The
Beatles' growing reputation is evidenced by the near-capacity
crowd. The Beatles receive a fee of 6.5 pounds. (1267)
1962
The Beatles perform at the ****rn Club - a night show. (966)
1963
On the final appearance of their five-stop tour of Scotland (the
first of which was cancelled due to inclement weather), The Beatles
perform at Beach Ballroom, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire. (1664)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2013)
1964
After performing in "The Beatles Christmas Show" at the Astoria
Cinema, Finsbury Park, London, The Beatles go to the "Talk of the
Town" to see Alma Cogan's performance, but they arrive too late to
see her show. (3850)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2254)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). More overdubs are recorded for "Penny Lane". Paul adds a
bass line, Ringo adds drums, John adds rhythm guitar and conga
drums. John and George Martin also add piano parts. Handclaps are
also dubbed in. (2608)
1968
The Beatles' US album "Magical Mystery Tour" reaches #1 in the US
charts. (2794)
1968
The Beatles' single "Hello Goodbye" is #1 in the US charts for the
second straight week. (3668)
1969
The Beatles struggle through a third day of filming (at Twickenham
Film Studios) for the " Get Back" project. Without any clear
direction, and on an uncomfortable sound stage, nothing much gels
and resentments flare up again and again. (2981)
[J] 1972
John and Yoko form Joko Films, Ltd. (2484)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 7. **
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1961
The Beatles perform at Aintree Institute, Aintree, Liverpool, and
at Lathom Hall, Seaforth, Liverpool. This is the first of 31
appearances at Aintree Institute, which is frequented by rough
patrons who have a habit of tossing chairs at other people,
including the group on stage. (1266)
1962
The Beatles perform at the Casbah Coffee Club, West Derby,
Liverpool. (965)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2014)
1964
The Beatles tape a seven-song appearance for the BBC Radio program
"Saturday Club". They record the songs "All My Loving", "Money",
"The Hippy Hippy Shake", "I Want to Hold Your Hand", "Roll Over
Beethoven", "Johnny B. Goode", and "I Wanna Be Your Man".
Broadcast on February 15, while the Beatles were in the US. This
day's recording of "Johnny B. Goode" is included on the 1994
Beatles double-CD "Live at the BBC" (Disc one, Track 29). (2020)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2255)
[G] 1968
George Harrison leaves England on a visit to India. While there,
he will record Indian music selections for his "Wonderwall" film
soundtrack (at EMI's studios in Bombay). (2795)
1969
The Beatles carry on trying to find something constructive to do at
Twickenham Film Studios, where they are filming rehearsals for a
planned television performance. The "Get Back" project isn't
getting anywhere. (2982)
1982
US re-release of Beatles double LP "The Beatles" (Mobile Fidelity
Sound Labs/Capitol). Half-speed master recording. (297)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 8. **
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1963
The Beatles are at Scottish Television, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, to
appear on a live television broadcast of the children's magazine
program "Roundup". The Beatles lip-sync to their
about-to-be-released second single, "Please Please Me". (1665)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2015)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2256)
1966
"We Can Work It Out" becomes the #1 single in the US (Billboard).
(63)
1966
The Beatles' album "Rubber Soul" is #1 in the US. It remains at #1
for six weeks and stays on the charts for 56 weeks. "Rubber Soul"
is the seventh Beatles LP to reach #1 in the US (the other six are
"Meet the Beatles", "The Beatles Second Album", "A Hard Day's
Night", "Beatles '65", "Beatles VI", and "Help!"). (2456)
1969
The Beatles spend another day at Twickenham Film Studios trying to
"Get Back", but once again their hearts aren't in it and they
flounder about without any real purpose. To be sure, The Beatles
are too good as musicians not to have a few good moments, but for
the most part they're wasting their time. (2983)
1970
George Harrison attends a mixing session with Glyn Johns for the
"Get Back" tapes. George adds a vocal overdub to "For You Blue",
and Johns re-mixes that song and "Let It Be" (the single version).
(3182)
1974
The Beatles' US Capitol Records LP "The Early Beatles" turns gold 9
years after its release. This album is essentially the same (but
with fewer songs) as The Beatles' first Parlophone LP "Please
Please Me" (released in the UK) and the VeeJay album "Introducing
the Beatles" (released in the US). (2485)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 9. **
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1962
The Beatles perform a lunchtime show at the ****rn Club. (964)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2016)
1965
"I Feel Fine" is the #1 single in the US for the 3rd week in a row.
(52)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2257)
1965
The Beatles US album, "Beatles '65", is #1 in the US album charts.
(2286)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two, EMI Studios,
London). Outside musicians join The Beatles in the studio to
overdub flutes, trumpets, piccolo, and flugelhorn onto the "Penny
Lane" track. During the session, unknown to the others, John
records the musicians' conversation for his tape collection of
sounds/effects. The flautists are Ray Swinfield, P. Goody, Manny
Winters, and Dennis Walton. The trumpeters are Leon Calvert and
Freddy Clayton. (2609)
[G] 1968
At EMI Recording Studio in Bombay, India, George Harrison produces
the first day of recordings for the Indian music selections for his
"Wonderwall" soundtrack. George does not play on any of the
tracks, but the soundtrack will be released in November as
Harrison's first solo LP and it will be the first LP released
bearing the Apple label. The movie "Wonderwall" will premiere at
the Cannes Film Festival on May 17, 1968. (2796)
1969
As the "Get Back" project limps along with rehearsals and filming
at Twickenham Film Studios, things are reaching the boiling point
with George Harrison. The following day he will walk out on The
Beatles. (2984)
[G] 1971
George Harrison's single "My Sweet Lord" is #1 in the US charts for
the second week in a row. (3677)
1975
The Beatles' partnership is legally dissolved. (2486)
[R] 1976
UK release of Ringo Starr single "Oh My My/No No Song" (Apple).
(636)
[J] 1984
UK release of John Lennon/Yoko Ono single "Nobody Told Me
[John]/O'Sanity [Yoko]" (Polydor). (738)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 10. **
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1958
The Quarry Men (John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Eric Griffiths, Colin
Hanton, and Len Garry) perform at New Clubmoor Hall, Norris Green,
Liverpool. (1445)
1962
The Beatles perform a night show at the ****rn Club. (963)
1963
The Beatles perform at the Grafton Rooms, Liverpool. This is The
Beatles' first appearance on home ground in nearly a month, and
they head a five-act line-up. The evening is a great success,
setting a new attendance record for the Grafton Rooms. (1666)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas Show".
(2017)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
London). The Beatles experiment with a variety of sound effects,
some of them (such as scat harmonies and a hand-bell) being
overdubbed onto "Penny Lane". (2610)
1969
The Beatles get back to Twickenham Film Studios to work on the "Get
Back" project, but with no more success than on previous days.
After bickering with Paul and having a heated argument with John,
George announces he's quitting The Beatles and walks out. Well,
he doesn't exactly say, "I'm quitting!" Instead, at lunchtime he
quietly walks up to John, Paul, and Ringo and says, "See you 'round
the clubs." No one tries to stop him from leaving. After
lunchtime John, Paul, and Ringo try to resume rehearsals. With the
cameras rolling, and in what must have been an anguished moment for
all, The Beatles start to play without speaking to one another.
Yoko, sitting in George's place, begins to scream painfully while
John, Paul, and Ringo play intensely, forcing feedback to overwhelm
the studio. Then they stop, leave without speaking, and go home.
[Note: In another account of the day's events, George makes a more
direct statement that he's quitting The Beatles. Looking at John
during the morning session, George reportedly says, "I'm leaving
the band now". John replies, "When?" George says, "Now". This
exchange makes sense in light of the subdued reaction of the other
Beatles to George's "See you 'round the clubs" remark.] (2985)
[G] 1972
UK release of George Harrison (and friends) triple LP "The Concert
for Bangla Desh" (Apple). Recorded live August 1, 1971. Songs:
"Bangla Dhun", "Wah-Wah", "My Sweet Lord", "Awaiting On You All",
"That's the Way God Planned It", "It Don't Come Easy", "Beware of
Darkness", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", "Jumping Jack
Flash/Youngblood", "Here Comes the Sun", "A Hard Rain's Gonna
Fall", "It Takes a Lot to Laugh/It Takes a Train to Cry", "Blowin'
in the Wind", "Mr. Tambourine Man", "Just Like a Woman",
"Something", and "Bangla Desh". (588)
[J] 1972
John Lennon assists at Yoko's concert in Alice Tully Hall at New
York's Lincoln Center. (2487)
[O] 1977
Apple and Allen Klein's ABKCO settle pending lawsuits out-of-court;
the cost to Apple is $5 million, and ABKCO's cost is $800,000.
(2488)
[J] 1981
John Lennon's single "Imagine" hits #1 in the UK charts. This is
not a reissue, for the single has been in continuous release in the
UK since October 24, 1975 (it was released in the US on Oct. 11,
1971). (2489)
[J] 1981
John and Yoko's LP "Double Fantasy" goes platinum, and it will sit
at #1 in the charts for eight weeks. (2490)
[J] 1981
John Lennon's single "(Just Like) Starting Over" is #1 in the US
charts for the third straight week. (3681)
1983
UK re-release of Beatles single "Please Please Me/Ask Me Why"
(Parlophone). 20th anniversary reissue. Issued as a regular
single and also as a picture disc. (732)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 11. **
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1962
The Beatles perform a lunchtime show at the ****rn Club. (962)
1963
UK release of Beatles single "Please Please Me/Ask Me Why"
(Parlophone). 11 weeks on the charts; highest position #1. (498)
1963
The Beatles perform a lunchtime show at the ****rn Club, Liverpool.
That afternoon they travel through hazardous icy weather to reach
the Plaza Ballroom, Old Hill, near Dudley, Staffordshire, for their
first scheduled evening performance. But they are unable to make
it the 11 miles to the Ritz Ballroom, King's Heath, Birmingham,
Warwickshire, due to a blizzard and the coldest temperatures in
seven years. The Ritz performance is rescheduled for February 15.
(1667)
1964
The Beatles perform at the Astoria Cinema, Finsbury Park, London.
Appearing in the final two performances of "The Beatles' Christmas
Show". (2018)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2258)
1968
The British television program "Top of the Pops" broadcasts "Hello
Goodbye". The "Hello Goodbye" film clips that The Beatles recorded
at the Saville Theatre on November 10 could not be used in the UK
due to a Musician's Union ban on lip-sync performances, so footage
from the "Magical Mystery Tour" movie is shown to accompany the
song. (2767)
Hasta La Vista

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on January 12. **
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1962
The Beatles perform two night shows, one at the ****rn Club and the
other at the Tower Ballroom in New Brighton. The Beatles were made
headliners at the Tower show when the advertised star, Screaming
Lord Sutch, failed to appear. (961)
1963
The Beatles perform at the Invicta Ballroom, Chatham, Kent. (1668)
1964
The Beatles appear live (for the second time) on the popular
Associated TeleVision program "Val Parnell's Sunday Night at the
London Palladium". When The Beatles had played for this show on
October 13, 1963, their fee had been 250 pounds. Now, just three
months later, their fee is 1,000 pounds. The Beatles perform in a
comedy skit and perform five songs, "I Want to Hold Your Hand",
"This Boy", "All My Loving", "Money", and "Twist and Shout". (2022)
1965
The Beatles put on two performances of "Another Beatles Christmas
Show" at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. (2259)
1967
The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
London). More outside musicians are brought into the studio with
The Beatles to record overdubs for "Penny Lane". Two trumpet
parts, two oboes, two cors anglais, and a double bass are recorded.
Trumpets are played by Bert Courtley and Duncan Campbell,
oboes/cors anglais by Dick Morgan and Mike Winfield, and double
bass by Frank Clarke. (2611)
[G] 1968
George Harrison, in EMI's Bombay studio, records the instrumental
track for "The Inner Light". The vocals will be recorded back in
England, at Abbey Road studios, on February 6 & 8. The Indian
musicians who had been performing George's "Wonderwall" soundtrack
score, provide musical accompaniment. Five takes are recorded of
the "Inner Light" instrumental track. (2797)
1968
Beatles Film Productions, Ltd. is renamed Apple Films, Ltd. Apple
Music, Ltd. is renamed Apple Corps, Ltd. (2798)
[G] 1969
London premiere of the motion picture "Wonderwall", which features
George Harrison's musical score. (2986)
[O] 1970
US release of the Badfinger single "Come and Get It", written and
produced by Paul McCartney. (3185)
[R] 1972
The US premiere of Ringo's movie "Blindman", in Chicago. (3264)
[J] 1981
US release of John Lennon/Yoko Ono single "Woman [John]/Beautiful
Boys [Yoko]" (Geffen). (277)
Hasta La Vista