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10 МАРТА
Этот день в истории Битлз:
1961: Lunchtime performance at the Cavern Club
Night performances at the Grosvenor Ballroom, Liscard, Wallesy and St. John’s Hall, Tuebrook, Liverpool
1962: Performance at the Youth Club, St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Hall, Tranmere, Birkenhead
1963
Concert at the Hippodrome, Birmingham (Chris Montez and Tommy Roe tour).
1964
Studio 2. 10:00am-1:00pm. Stereo mixing: "Can't Buy Me Love" (from take 4); "Long Tall Sally" (from take 1); "I Call Your Name" (from take 7); "You Can't Do That" (from take 9). Mono mixing: "Long Tall Sally" (from take 1); "Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand" (from edit of takes 5, 7); "Sie Liebt Dich" (from take 14). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: unknown.
The Chilean magazine "Ecran" officially presents the new Beatles phenomenon in Chile on today's issue.
Turks Head, St Margaret's, Twickenham, Middlesex. Shooting for "A Hard Day's Night": Ringo in a pub.
1965
Brian reveals his plan to film the Shea Stadium concert.
1967
Studio 2. 7:00pm-4:00am. Recording: "Getting Better" (overdub onto take 12). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Richard Lush.
1969
Olympic Sound Studios. Time unknown. Stereo mixing: "Get Back"; "Teddy Boy"; "On Our Way Home" (working title of "Two Of Us"); "Dig A Pony"; "I've Got A Feeling"; "The Long And Winding Road"; "Let It Be"; "Rocker"; "Save The Last Dance For Me"; "Don't Let Me Down"; "Because You're Sweet And Lovely" (working title of "For You Blue"); "Get Back"; "The Walk". Producer: George Martin?; Engineer: Glyn Johns; 2nd Engineer: unknown.
Glyn Johns, commissioned by John and Paul, begins work of compilation of the album "Get Back".
1971
A London court appointed an independent receiver to handle the group's complex finances. It also barred manager Allen Klein from further participation in Beatle affairs.
Evening: According to a rumour, John, with George and Ringo, presented himself at Paul's Cavendish Avenue house and threw a brick through one of the windows.
1973
Paul and Wings continue work on the "James Paul McCartney" special, with the shooting for the song "Mary Had A Little Lamb".
Ringo records an anti-drug commerical called "Get Off".
"Melody Maker" carries a two-page article, celebrating ten years since the Beatles topped the UK singles chart. The article, written by Chris Charlesworth, is aptly titled "Ten Years After" and ends with the statement "Yes John, you've past the audition."
1975
US single release: "Stand By Me"/"Move Over Ms. L."(Apple 1881).
1976
Ringo signs a long-term contract with Polydor International in the UK and Atlantic Records in the US and Canada.
1982
Startling Studios. Recording of basic tracks for LP Old Wave. Chris Stainton plays keyboards instead of Gary Brooker. Producer: Jim Nipar.
1986
Yoko's tour comes to Stockholm.
1989
US album release: Mr. Jordan (Atlantic 81928-1), by Julian Lennon.
1990
A survey of Russian teenagers found the Western rock acts they'd most like to see in concert were Michael Jackson, Pink Floyd and the Beatles.
1997
At the Museum of Modern Art in Oxford, Yoko's art exhibition "Have You Seen The Horizon Lately" is on display.
1998
US album release: Lennon Legend (Parlophone 8 21954 1).
1999
Paul attends the political rally "Freedom For Tibet" at Westminster Central Hall in London and appears on stage to recite the lyrics to "Blackbird".
2000
The Daily Mail published pictures of Paul dancing with a cowgirl on the bar of a New York club. McCartney sang along to "Whole Lotta Shakin'" through a megaphone and mimicked a strip tease in front of 100 onlookers.
2009
Tickets for a one-off gig by Sir Paul McCartney in Las Vegas sold out in seven seconds.
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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