A DAY IN THE LIFE OF THE BEATLES

• 1971 - The Wings album "Wild Life" was released.  
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• 1969: Television BBC: John Lennon and Yoko Ono on The Question Why.The debate was chaired by Malcolm Muggeridge, and largely focused on the subject of evil. The other guests were Henry Cecil, Gerald Cohen, David Cooper, General Sir John Hackett, the Reverend Christopher Neil-Smith, Paul Zeal and Canon Edward Carpenter.
  The Question Why was broadcast live from 6.15-6.50pm. It was filmed in Studio E at the corporation's Lime Grove Studios in London
• 1969: George Harrison live at Fairfield Hall, Croydon with Delaney & Bonnie
• 1967: The Apple Boutique open.The concept of the boutique was that absolutely everything was for sale. It was described by Paul McCartney as 'a beautiful place where beautiful people can buy beautiful things'.
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• 1965: Live: ABC Cinema, Mancheste.The Beatles performed the same 11 songs which comprised their standard set throughout the final UK tour: I Feel Fine, She's A Woman, If I Needed Someone, Act Naturally, Nowhere Man, Baby's In Black, Help!, We Can Work It Out, Yesterday, Day Tripper and I'm Down.
• 1964: George Harrison's Mornyork Ltd becomes Harrisongs Lt.
  On 11 September 1964, George Harrison bought a shelf company, Mornyork Ltd, which was renamed Harrisongs Ltd on this day.

  At the time Harrison and Starr were both under contract to Northern Songs as a songwriter, and it wasn't until the contract expired in March 1968 that Harrisongs became active. Harrison owned 80% of Harrisongs Ltd, making it potentially far more lucrative for him to publish songs through that company.

  Harrison and Ringo Starr received far less money than John Lennon and Paul McCartney for any of their compositions that Northern Songs published due to the way the company shareholdings were distributed. When it was set up in 1963 they owned none of it, but when the company was restructured prior to stock market flotation in 1965 they were allocated 1.6% of the company between them.

  Harrison set up another publishing company, Singsong Ltd, on 10 October 1968. The company published just one song, Old Brown Shoe, before it and Harrisongs were combined. Harrisongs then published all of Harrison's later Beatles songs and his early solo works after the group's split.

  The headquarters for Harrisongs is at 27 Ovington Square in London, where Apple Corps is also based. It also publishes songs by Harrison's son Dhani's group thenewno2.
• 1963: Live: Odeon Cinema, Liverpool 
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• 1963: Live, television: It's The Beatles
• 1963: Television: Juke Box Jury
• 1962: Live: Tower Ballroom, New Brighton, Wallasey
• 1962: Live: Cavern Club, Liverpool (lunchtime)
• 1957: Live: Wilson Hall, Liverpool