This Day in Beatles History
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GEORGE HARRISON changes his publishing company from Mornyork to Harrisongs Ltd.
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1967: The Beatles' "Magical Mystery Tour" album is released in UK
1984: RINGO STARR HOSTED "SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE" produced by Dick Ebersol at that time. So much for the $3,000.
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I will never forget 8 December 1980 as long as I live! 8 December will forever be a sad day for me.
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Beatles' Apple Records signs its 1st group - Grapefruit
- George Alexander — bass guitar and vocals
- Mick Fowler — piano, organ and guitar
- John Perry — vocals and guitar
- Geoff Swettenham — drums
- Pete Swettenham — guitar
- Malcolm Jelley - bass guitar
- Bob Wale — vocals, lead guitar and harmonica
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The Beatles' last concert in Great Britain (Capitol Theatre in Cardiff, Wales)
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1961: The Beatles sign a formal agreement to be managed by Brian Epstein.
1963: Capital records signs right of first refusal agreement with The Beatles
1990: "Peter Pan" opens at Lunt-Fontanne Theater NYC for 45 performances-Paul's MPL owns the music publishing.
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The Beatles release "Christmas Time is Here Again"
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The Beatles release "
" in UK -
1955: CARL PERKINS RECORDS HIS SONG, "BLUE SUEDE SHOES." PAUL'S MPL OWNS HIS MUSIC PUBLISHINGS.
CARL'S VERSION-THE PERRY COMO SHOW (1956):
ELVIS (1956):
JOHN LENNON & THE PLASTIC ONO BAND:
PAUL (2005):
PAUL & CARL:
CARL (1985) with Eric, George, Ringo, Dave and more:
1967: THE BEATLES RELEASE THEIR 7TH CHRISTMAS ALBUM
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"
," A NEW ALBUM FROM GEORGE HARRISON IS RELEASED IN THE U.K. -
1959: RICHARD STARKEY (before M.B.E.) RECEIVED HIS FIRST DRUM KIT.
1964: GEORGE HARRISON'S GIRLFRIEND, PATTI BOYD, ATTACKED BY FEMALE BEATLE FANS.
1967: PAUL McCARTNEY AND JANE ASHER ENGAGED.
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1963: THE BEATLES RELEASE "
" AND " "1965: "
" IS NUMBER ONE AND STAYSNUMBER ONE FOR THREE WEEKS1967: "
" AIRS ON B.B.C. -
"Hello, Dolly!" closes at St James Theater New York City after 2,844 performances. The songs were composed by JERRY HERMAN who also was the co-founder of Capitol Records, a record label that housed The Beatles and Paul McCartney. "Hello Dolly" songs are published by Paul's MPL.
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THE BEATLES (aka: The White Album) was #1 and stays #1 for 9 weeks
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jimmix wrote:
THE BEATLES (aka: The White Album) was #1 and stays #1 for 9 weeks
I love Paul in that interview!
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1967: "HELLO GOODBYE" IS #1 AND STAYS #1 FOR THREE WEEKS
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1974: THE BEATLES DISBANDED LEGALLY AND OFFICIALLY.
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PAUL McCARTNEY FILED A LAWSUIT TO DISOLVE THE BEATLES
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jimmix wrote:
PAUL McCARTNEY FILED A LAWSUIT TO DISOLVE THE BEATLES
In 1969.
And Heather was born in 1962.
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THE BEATLES AUDITIONED FOR DECCA RECORDS AND FAILED.
TODAY, DECCA IS OWNED BY UNIVERSAL; THE BEATLES THROUGH CALDERSTONE PRODUCTIONS IS CONTRACTED WITH UNIVERSAL; PAUL McCARTNEY IS CONTRACTED WITH CAPITOL-UNIVERSAL; and BUDDY HOLLY RECORDINGS ARE OWNED BY UNIVERSAL AND PAUL'S MPL OWNS BUDDY HOLLY'S U.S. MUSIC PUBLISHING RIGHTS.
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1964: Jack Paar Show, shows a clip of the Beatles singing "
"1969: John Lennon's "2 Virgins" album declared pornographic in New Jersey.