Tuesday, 11 June 2013

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE BEATLES

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE BEATLES (JUNE 11)
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1960 The Silver Beatles perform at Grosvenor Ballroom, Liscard, Wallasey. Drummer Tommy Moore doesn't show up, taking a night job driving a forklift at a bottle works. His girlfriend wanted him to get a regular job, and he'd had enough of John. Although Moore will play with the group one last time two nights later, probably feeling guilty for bailing out unannounced this night, he'd made his decision to quit the band.On this night (06-11),The Silver Beatles are nervous about being assaulted by toughs in the audience for not having a drummer, so John asks if someone in the audience wants to help them out.One of the local gang-leaders,a Teddy boy with the name Ronnie,steps up to volunteer.It becomes painfully clear right away that he'd never drummed in his life. Ronnie decides he wants the position permanently,so The Beatles make a quick call to their manager Allan Williams.Williams comes over and somehow gets Ronnie off the stage without any violence.
1961 The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West Germany.(PHOTO).

1962 The Beatles tape a BBC radio program, "Here We Go", at the Playhouse Theatre in Manchester, in front of a studio audience composed largely of loyal Cavern fans. This is the last recording on which Pete Best plays drums. Songs performed: "Ask Me Why", "Besame Mucho", and "A Picture of You" (the first documented instance of George Harrison taking the lead vocal). The program is broadcast on June 15.
1968 The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Two [Paul] and Studio Three [John], EMI Studios, London). John works alone compiling sound effects and creating tape loops for "Revolution 9". In another studio, Paul,also alone,records "Blackbird" in 32 takes. George and Ringo are in the USA.Take 4 is included on "The Beatles Anthology 3"(Disc one, Track 14).
1976 US release of Beatles compilation double LP "Rock and Roll Music" (Capitol).29 weeks on Billboard chart; highest position #2.

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