What did the Fab Four do on May 27?

** The following events in Beatles history all took place on May 27. **

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Beatles * [J] John * [P] Paul * [G] George * [R] Ringo * [O] Other
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1960
The Silver Beetles perform at the Regal Ballroom, Nairn,
Nairnshire, on the sixth date of their tour backing singer Johnny
Gentle. (1409)

1961
The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
Germany. (1171)

1962
The Beatles perform at the Star-Club, Hamburg, West Germany. (371)

1963
US release of Beatles single "From Me to You/Thank You Girl"
(VeeJay). With The Beatles still unknown in the US, the single
tops out on Billboard's singles chart at #116. (3)

1963
The Beatles, touring with Roy Orbison, perform at the Capitol
Cinema, Cardiff, Glamorganshire. (1797)

[J] 1966
John Lennon and George Harrison attend Bob Dylan's concert at the
Royal Albert Hall in London. The audience jeers at Dylan when he
appears with an electric back-up group (The Band), but John and
George shout support for Dylan. Earlier that day, inside a
limousine, Dylan (who is very stoned) and John conduct a long,
rambling, incoherent conversation that is filmed for Dylan's "Eat
the Document" film project, but it is never officially released.
(2527)

[O] 1973
The original ****rn Club in Liverpool closes for good. The site
will be covered by a parking lot and, later, a shopping center
called ****rn Walks. A new ****rn Club, built partially from
bricks from the original structure, will be erected at a later
date. (3486)

[P] 1975
US release of Wings LP "Venus and Mars" (Capitol). Songs: "Venus
and Mars", "Rock Show", "Love In Song", "You Gave Me the Answer",
"Magneto and Titanium Man", "Letting Go", "Venus and Mars
(reprise)", "Spirits of Ancient Egypt", "Medicine Jar", "Call Me
Back Again", "Listen to What the Man Said", "Treat Her
Gently/Lonely Old People", and "Crossroads Theme". 77 weeks on
Billboard chart; highest position #1. (191)

[J] 1979
John and Yoko place whole-page ads in the "New York Times",
London's "Sunday Times", and a Tokyo newspaper, entitled "A Love
Letter From John and Yoko to People Who Ask Us What, When, and
Why". (3348)

[P] 1997
US release of Paul McCartney album "Flaming Pie" (Capitol). Songs:
"The Song We Were Singing", "The World Tonight", "If You Wanna",
"Somedays", "Young Boy", "Calico Skies", "Flaming Pie", "Heaven On
a Sunday", "Used to Be Bad", "Souvenir", "Little Willow", "Really
Love You", "Beautiful Night", and "Great Day". Jeff Lynne and
Steve Miller each perform with Paul on a number of tracks. James
McCartney appears on the song "Heaven On a Sunday" and Linda
McCartney appears on "Heaven On a Sunday", "Beautiful Night", and
"Great Day". Ringo Starr appears on the songs "Really Love You"
and "Beautiful Night". 18 weeks on Billboard chart; highest
position #2. (3687)



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