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Beatles' Timeline - English 2017
Created by
Gavin
⟶ Updated 5 Dec 2017 ⟶
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Jessamin Swearingen
Can you imagine if someone did a version of this after reading Mark Lewisohn's TUNE IN?
15 Mar 2021
Events
Dec 17, 1960, First British performance as The Beatles, at the Casbah Coffee Club, Liverpool.
Jan 1, 1962 - They audition for Decca records but are turned down. Record shop owner Brian Epstein becomes their manager.
May 9 - The band signs their first recording contract.
August 18, 1962 - Ringo joins the band.
October 5, 1962 - The group releases their first single, Love Me Do. Epstein reportedly buys 10,000 copies to ensure it a place in the top 20.
February 11, 1963 - Please Please Me, their first album is recorded in a 10-hour session and released on March 22.
November 22, 1963 - The release of their second album, With the Beatles.
April 4, 1964 - Beatles records occupy the first five spots on the American singles chart.
August 18, 1964 - The band begins their second tour of America. Mass Beatlemania ensues.
December 4, 1964 Beatles for Sale released.
October 16, 1965 - The Beatles receive the MBE awards from Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace.
December 3, 1965 - Rubber Soul issued.
August 5, 1966 - Revolver released. The band subsequently admitted to being "under the influence" while many of the songs were recorded.
August 26, 1966 - The Beatles play their last concert at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
June 1, 1967 - After more than 700 hours in the studio recording it, the group release Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
June 25, 1967 - The band performs All You Need Is Love on the live television show Our World. It is the first time a program has ever been broadcast live around the world; about 400m people watch the show.
November 22, 1968 - The Beatles (White Album) - the band's only double album.
January 17, 1969 - The soundtrack to the film Yellow Submarine.
September 26, 1969 - Abbey Road.
November 15, 1970 - Paul files a lawsuit to officially break up the Beatles.
Jan 22, 1968 - Apple Corp, a record company founded by the Beatles, opens offices in London.
