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1944
Jackie Lomax is born in Liverpool.
1946
Donovan is born.
1960
Audition for Larry Parnes.
1963
George recommends the Rolling Stones to Dick Rowe, of Decca A & R.
1964
First concert to raise money for the building of the Pilgrim Theatre, at the New Theatre, Bromley.
Radio Luxembourg broadcasts the first part of the program "This Is Their Life", about the Beatles.
1965
Studio 2. 8:00-11:30pm. Recording: "Dizzy Miss Lizzy"; "Bad Boy".
Studio 2. 11:30pm-1:15am. Mono mixing, Stereo mixing: "Dizzy Miss Lizzy"; "Bad Boy".
1st session extended past midnight, but it is an isolated event and only for mixing. Larry Williams is in Abbey Road while the session is in course.
Shooting for "Help!" in Cliveden House, Buckinghamshire.
1969
Yellow Submarine LP, 17th week in the Top 100 (Billboard).
"Get Back" number 10, entering the ranking; 1st week in the Top 30 (Billboard).
1971
The South African government opposes an idea of a nude statue of John being erected in a township.
1973
UK premiere of Paul's "James Paul McCartney" across the ITV network.
1975
For the second year in a row, John travels to Philadelphia and helps on the "WFIL Helping Hand Radio Marathon", an event to raise money for multiple sclerosis.
1976
Paul's concert at the Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, Ohio ("Wings Over America Tour").
After the concert, Paul and the band fly to their base in New York.
1978
At the Baynard Gallery, the exhibition of Linda's photograghs continues.
1984
The "Art Of The Beatles" Exhibition, portraying 30 years of the group in the form of cartoons, paintings, photographs, album covers, lithographs and sculptures, continues.
1989
US single release: "My Brave Face"/"Flying To My Home" (Capitol B-44367).
The MPL promo film, "The Making Of My Brave Face", is distributed to selected television staions around Europe.
1991
Paul's concert at London's Mean Fiddler Club, Harlesden, South West London ("Unplugged" tour).
1993
In the US, VH-1 runs the "Backstage With Paul Sweepstakes". The grand prize winner will accompany Paul to one of his American concerts.
1995
In the US, ABC-TV holds a press conference in California to announce the first major details for the upcoming "Beatles Anthology".
1997
Ringo's concert at Riverport Amphitheater, St. Louis, Missouri.
1998
Ringo attempts to film a promo video for his song "La De Da" at Shea Stadium, between innings of a Mets game. Due to heavy rain, he changes plans and takes to the streets of New York. He films a video sitting on a bench holding an umbrella. This is edited to include Ringo and his band performing the song in the studio.
1999
Paul's art exhibition at the Kunstforum Lyz in Hamburg with 75 of his 500 private paintings.
Beatlemania is once again sweeping the globe. Dominic Mohan, of the "Sun" newspaper, reports that the Beatles have unearth a forgotten song and will release it sometime in September or October. The song, featuring John on lead vocals, is expected to be the centerpiece of a Fab Four revival this summer. The revival is being dubbed "The Beatlennium Project" and states the EMI wants to make 1999 "The Year Of The Beatles.
Geoff Baker, Paul's spokesman, states that the new song is "an upbeat thing, areal rocker".
Paul joins the call to close down Britain's fur farm industry. The "MP Maria Eagles' fur farm prohibition bill will stop the slaughter of thousands of minks and has been welcomed by the organizations Respect For Animals and RSPCA.
In Germany, a VW Beetle once owned by John is sold at a German auction. It sells for Ј11,000.
