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1962
The Beatles started a month long residency at The Star Club, Hamburg, Germany.
1963
Please Please Me LP, 6th week in the Top 10 (UK New Musical Express).
Tony Barrow becomes the Beatles' press agent.
1964
BBC Paris Studio, London. 6:30-9:00pm. Recording for BBC's "From Us To You" (3rd edition): "From Us To You"; "I Saw Her Standing There"; "Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!"; "Happy Birthday"; "I Forgot To Remember To Forget"; "You Can't Do That"; "Sure To Fall (In Love With You)"; "Can't Buy Me Love"; "Matchbox"; "Honey Don't"; "From Us To You".
Only recording of "I Forgot To Remember To Forget Her". Last BBC session with songs never included on record.
The Beatles received $140,000 dollars for the rights to having their pictures included in packages of bubble gum in the US.
Gerry and the Pacemakers with Brian fly to the US for their first appearance there.
1965
Beatles For Sale number 1, 1st week, replacing Rolling Stones II (UK Record Retailer).
1966
Performance in the New Musical Express Poll Winner's Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, along with the Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, Spencer Davis Group, Roy Orbison, and others. Beatles performance not filmed.
Last Beatles performance in concert in Britain.
Premiere of "The Beatles At The Shea Stadium", broadcast by BBC-TV.
1967
Henry Moss cuts the stereo version of Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
1969
Studio 3 (control room only). 2:30-7:00pm. Stereo mixing: "Oh! Darling" (remixes 2-4, from take 26). Producer: Chris Thomas; Engineer: Jeff Jarratt; 2nd Engineer: Nick Webb.
Studio 3. 7:00-10:45pm. 3rd stereo mix of "John And Yoko".
The label Zapple is incorporated.
1970
George joins Bob Dylan at Columbia Recording Studios for Dylan's album New Morning.
1977
Start of sessions for London Town LP at Record Plant Mobile Studio, aboard the yatch "Fair Carol", Virgin Islands.
Neil Innes begins writing songs for what is to become the TV special "All You Need Is Cash", the parody of the Beatles' career as told by the group The Rutles.
1980
John acquires the possession of his new sailing boat, the "Royal Isis". He spends the rest of month learning how to sail.
1982
"Ebony And Ivory" number 1 (UK Record Retailer).
1987
Paul appoints Richard Ogden as his new manager.
1989
George stops the release of the home video "Rock'n'Roll - The Greatest Years 1971", due to the inauthorized use of his song "My Sweet Lord", from the "Bangla Desh" concert film.
1990
US album release: Some Time In New York City on CD (Capitol CDP 7 46782/3 2).
Taking a break from recording the second Travelling Wilbury's album, George appears on stage with Eric Clapton at his Los Angeles concert. George plays guitar on the songs "Crossroads" and "Sunshine Of Your Love".
1991
Paul and Linda make an unannounced visit on the BBC Radio One's "The Simon Bates Show".
1992
In the US, Nike transmits another commerical with Beatles ties. This time they use John's "Instant Karma".
1993
Paul's concert at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia ("New World Tour").
US home video release: "John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band - Rock & Roll Revival, Toronto".
1999
Paul's art exhibition opens at the Lyz Art Forum, Siegen, Germany, with 75 of his 500 private paintings. It will run through July 25th.
BBC Radio Two begins a three-day program on the Beatles. On this night, there are the programs "The Beatles Legacy" and "The Beatles Fantasy Concert". The latter program features a compilation of live concerts recorded between 1963 and the Apple rooftop performance from January 30, 1969.
2013
James McCartney performs in concert at The Kessler Theatre, Dallas, TX (US Tour).
A rare VOX guitar played by both John and George is displayed at the Newbridge Silverware Museum of Style Icons. John gave the guitar to “Magic Alex” Mardas. A plaque affixed to the back of the guitar reads “To Magic Alex Alexi thank you for been a friend 2-5-1967 John.”
2014
Paul performs in concert at Estadio Nacional, San José, Costa Rica (2014 Out There Tour).
In New York City, the Donald and Mary Oenslager Gallery runs in the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, at Lincoln Center. The library exhibition include tour memorabilia, historic film clips, video interviews with musicians, as well as interactive exhibits.
