OTD 1963 at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London, John Lennon delivers his legendary cheeky quip:
Cheaper seats, clap your hands! The rest of you, rattle your jewellery!
Back to September 1967, a moment in time near Newquay, Cornwall, behind the scenes of Magical Mystery Tour.
On 6 July 1964, London went wild as The Beatles were at the Pavilion Theatre in Piccadilly Circus for the world premiere of their first feature film, A Hard Day’s Night.
Backstage with Neil Aspinall at the legendary Hammersmith Odeon, London, December 1964, during the Christmas Pantomime season.
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Early Hamburg days on the threshold of fame……. #TheBeatles #GeorgeHarrison #sixties #1960s #sixtiesstyle #beatleshamburg
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Ultra Cool Stuart Sutcliffe looking the part in Hamburg,the cradle of rock !
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Ringo Starr and George Martin with sound engineer Geoff Emerick, March 1968.
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John Lennon & George Harrison (with RS' Aftermath)
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John and Paul, 1965
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A wonderful moment in entertainment history! The Royal Command Performance, November 1963 at London's Prince of Wales Theatre and the legendary Marlene Dietrich.
October 1964, at the Gaumont State Cinema, Kilburn, North London, they performed two shows and look on their best behaviour too.
Wapping, East London, July 1968 with the wonderful Tower Bridge in the background and John looking menacing.
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#TheBeatles at their last photo shooting together, 22nd August 1969

























