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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 Asher attends "Swingin' Sound '63" with reporter Tony Aspler, of "Radio Times", to give him her impressions of the show. After the concert at the Albert Hall, Paul meets Jane.
1964
With The Beatles number 1, 20th week (UK Record Retailer).
Meet The Beatles number 1, tenth week (US Billboard).
"Can't Buy Me Love" number 1, 3rd week; 3rd week in the Top 100 (Billboard).
Appearance on ATV's "Morecambe And Wise Show".
Chelsea Manor Buildings (Hall Of Remembrance). Rehearsal for "Around The Beatles".
1965
Abbey Road, Room 65. 10:00am-12:30pm. Mono mixing: "Help!" (remixes 1-3, from take 12). Stereo mixing: "Help!" (remix 1, from take 12); "The Night Before" (remix 2, from take 2). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: Phil McDonald.
Mono remix of "Help!" for United Artists.
Cilla Black's debut on "Sunday Night At The London Palladium".
ABC-TV transmits the first part of the "New Musical Express" Poll Winner's Concert (recorded April 11, 1965).
1966
Opening of Cilla Black's season at the Savoy Hotel, London. Brian presents her with a portable television to celebrate the event.
Chris Curtis joins Pye Records as discographic producer.
The Cavern is sold for Ј5,500 to Joseph Davey, from Wallasey, pastry-cook and owner of a restaurant.
Evening. John and George see the Lovin' Spoonful at the Marquee club, London. George meets Eric Clapton for the second time.
1968
Lunchtime. Club Le Prince, discoteque Revolution. John and Ringo attend a party to launch Bill Records.
1969
Studio 3. 2:30-10:30pm. Recording: "Old Brown Shoe" (overdub onto take 4).
Studio 3 (control room only). 10:30pm-1:00am. Stereo mixing: "Old Brown Shoe" (remixes 5-23, from take 4).
Studio 2. 1:00-4:30am. Recording: "I Want You" (later known as "I Want You (She's So Heavy)") (overdub onto unnumbered Trident master; reduction of unnumbered Trident master, called take 1; overdub onto take 1). Stereo mixing: "I Want You" (later known as "I Want You (She's So Heavy)") (unnumbered rough remix, from take 1). Producer: Chris Thomas; Engineer: Jeff Jarratt; 2nd Engineer: John Kurlander.
1970
"Let It Be", number 1, second and last week, 6th week in the Top 30 (Billboard).
Live Peace In Toronto, 15th week in the ranking (Billboard).
1972
An Immigration and Naturalization Service hearing is held in New York regarding the deportation case against John.
1975
UK single release: "Stand By Me"/"Move Over Ms. L" (Apple R 6005).
John is interviewed for BBC's "The Old Grey Whistle Test".
1978
US single release: "Lipstick Traces (On A Cigarette)"/"Old Time Relovin'" (Portrait 6-70015).
1987
George Martin is interviewed for the BBC Radio 2 program "Sounds Of The Sixties". Featured is another public hearing of the Beatles' recording of "How Do You Do It?".
"Let It Be" by Ferry Aid number 1, third and last week (UK Record Retailer).
1993
In the US, the Disney Channel premieres the program "Ringo Starr: Going Home".
1998
Still keeping Linda's death a secret, a pre-recorded message featuring Paul performing a unique version of "Yesterday", merged with The Goons' "The Ying Tong Song", is transmitted on BBC2.
1999
George attends the Long Beach Grand Prix in California.
2012
An original and extremely rare 1963 mono copy of Please Please Me, signed by the Beatles, sold on an eBay auction for nearly $25,000.
2013
"Hold Me" by Yoko number 1 (US Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart).
A grey colored suit, worn by John in "A Hard Day’s Night", was sold at the Saráchaga auction house, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The slim fitting Alpaca wool made jacket, fetched a whopping amount of $200,000, was originally a part of collector Raúl Blisniuk, who has been regarded as the greatest Beatles’ objects collector in South America by Guinness World records.
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
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.
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