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Этот день в истории Битлз:
1957
Performance by The Quarry Men at the New Clubmoor Hall in Liverpool. This is the first documented photograph of John and Paul together.
1962
Cavern lunch session: The Beatles.
Evening: Concert at the Tower Ballroom, New Brighton.
12:20pm. Saint James's Church Hall. Audition before BBC producers for evaluation of television potential. Failed.
1963
Please Please Me LP number 1, 29th week (UK Record Retailer).
Concert at the City Hall, Newcastle ("The Beatles Autumn Tour").
US TV broadcasts the Bournemouth Winters Garden concert (filmed November 16,1963).
1964
US album release: The Beatles' Story (Capitol STBO 2222).
US single release: "I Feel Fine"/"She's A Woman" (Capitol 5327).
Wembley TV Studios, Wembley, Middlesex. Recording performance for "Ready, Steady, Go!"
1965
Harry Moss cuts the stereo version of Rubber Soul.
Twickenham Film Studios, London. Shooting of clips for "I Feel Fine", "Ticket To Ride", "Help!", "Day Tripper", "We Can Work It Out".
1967
George session for "Wonderwall" film. Recording: sound effects; "India", "Swordfencing" (both working titles). Classical musicians.
1968
"Hey Jude" number 1, 9th and last week, 13th week in the Top 30 (US Billboard).
John & Yoko appear on the cover of 'Rolling Stone' magazine.
1970
US single release: "My Sweet Lord"/"Isn't It A Pity" (Apple 2995).
At the Kolnischer Kunstverein in Cologne, West Germany, the exhibition of Yoko's work "Happening And Fluxus" is shown.
1971
In the US, George appears on the ABC TV program "The Dick Cavett Show" to discuss the film "Raga".
1973
John gives an interview to the US radio program "Rockspeak", promoting his album Mind Games.
In New York, Yoko makes an appearance on "The Mike Douglas Show".
1974
"Melody Maker" publishes an interview with Ringo.
1977
Additional recording sessions for London Town LP, at Abbey Road Studios.
1979
Wings perform in concert at the Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, England ("Wings UK Tour"). Tonight's concert is a free warm-up show for the benefit of a specially invited audience of handicapped children and 600 student employees of the Liverpool Institute.
In the US, ABC TV premieres the Dick Clark production of "The Birth Of The Beatles". Technical advisor for the film is Pete Best.
1982
At the Beverly Theater in Los Angeles, the stage play "Beatlemania" runs for a limited time.
BBC Radio One transmits a brief pre-recorded interview with Paul on the show "Newsbeat".
1983
Ringo records the narration for 26 more episodes of "Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends".
Tom Evans, former member of Badfinger, is found hanged in his home in Surrey. He was 36.
1984
Paul makes the rounds promoting the UK release of the film "Give My Regards To Broad Street".
1985
In the UK, BBC Radio One repeats the special "The Beatles At The Beeb". Part Two is aired as a one hour segment.
1986
In London, Paul and Linda attend rehearsals for the Royal Variety Command Performance.
In the UK, the first screening in years of the "All You Need Is Love" from the 1967 "Our World" broadcast is featured on the BBC2 archieve program "Windmill".
1987
The "Beatle City" exhibition runs at the West End marketplace in Dallas, Texas.
1989
Paul's concert at The Forum, Los Angeles, California ("Get Back Tour").
1991
In London, the exhibition by Bob Whittaker, accompaning his book "The Unseen Beatles", is on display at the Photographer's Gallery in Great Newport Gallery.
1992
In the US, the Disney Channel airs its "Eight Days A Week Tribute To The Beatles", featuring a different Beatles film every night.
1995
3rd and last part of "The Beatles Anthology" TV documentary is aired by ABC-TV in US.
Chile gold certification for CD Anthology 1 (15,000 copies sold between 8:30pm, Tuesday 21st, and midday, Thursday 23rd, November).
1997
At the Museum of Modern Art in Oxford, Yoko's art exhibition "Have You Seen The Horizon Lately" opens to the public.
2000
Dhani Harrison crashes his Audi S3 in Oxfordshire but suffers no serious injury.
2012
George's leather jacket from the Beatles' early years in Hamburg goes on exhibit in Liverpool.
John, Paul and George's recording of "That'll Be The Day"/"In Spite of All the Danger" is named Britain's rarest recording, valued at £200,000. The 1981 replica of the same Quarry Men recording is UK's second rarest. Only 20-25 copies were made and are worth £10,000 each. Several other Beatles records figured in the top 20. Low-numbered copies of The Beatles were said to be worth £7,000, though a copy of a mono "White Album" #0000005 sold for £19,201 in 2009.
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