October 23 1963 – Beatles

The Beatles who have strummed, sung and shaken their distinctive hair-cuts, to game in the world of ‘pop’ during the last year, pictured this morning at London Airport before flying out for series of engagements in Sweden
Teresa Cater 13, stepped from a crowd that greeted former Vice President Richard M. Nixon at Greensphoro Airport Sunday as asked: “Mr Nixon do you like the Beatles?” The Beatles shaggy-haired rock ‘n’ roll singers from England are a rare among teenagers “What” Nixon added “The Beatles? You mean those English singers? Well my daughers…

Avant-garde artist, Yoko Ono, is born in Tokyo, Japan. Her third husband was musician, John Lennon and their son is musician, Sean Lennon. Her most famous performance art is “Cut Piece.” She also wrote a book entitled, Grapefruit, which Lennon helped to heavily promote in the early 1970s. She is best remembered from the two…
When it comes to The Beatles, every date in the calendar carries a treasure trove of stories, music milestones, and fascinating behind-the-scenes moments. August 9 is no exception. On this day, across different years, The Beatles were performing live shows, recording iconic songs, producing work for other artists, and experiencing events that shaped the cultural…
Create a detailed historical documentary centered on 1969, when George Harrison wrote and recorded “Something” for the Abbey Road album. Begin inside Abbey Road Studios as Harrison develops the melody while John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr help bring the composition to life. Recreate authentic studio equipment, vintage guitars, analog mixing consoles, handwritten lyrics,…
Capitol records released “Beatles ’65” in the US. The LP was also issued in Germany on the Odeon label. “Beatles ’65” included eight of the fourteen songs from “Beatles for Sale” (omitting “Eight Days a Week,” “Words of Love,” “Every Little Thing,” “I Don’t Want to Spoil the Party,” “What You’re Doing” and the “Kansas…

1963 The Royal Albert Hall, London. 9.10-10.15pm. Broadcasting live BBC’s ‘Swingin’ Sound ’63’: ‘Twist And Shout’; ‘From Me To You’. Only appearance on live concerts at the Albert Hall transmitted by the BBC. The bill includes Del Shannon, who decides to record a Beatles’ song. Jane attends ‘Swingin’ Sound ’63’ with reporter Tony Aspler, of…