Rare Beatles footage from 1964 tour
The Beatles arrive in Wellington on 21 June 1964. 7000 fans turn up at the airport. The event is documented in one of the earliest colour clips of the Beatles which has never been seen before.
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The Beatles arrive in Wellington on 21 June 1964. 7000 fans turn up at the airport. The event is documented in one of the earliest colour clips of the Beatles which has never been seen before.
Here’s a chronology of the Beatles’ visits in Birmingham in the 60s and a gallery of images. The Beatles first visit in Birmingham was in 1963, the last on December 9, 1965.
Beck, Paul Simon, Norah Jones and Dhani Harrison performed live on stage playing songs from All Things Must Pass and Abbey Road as Conan O’Brien hosted the George Harrison Week.
On Saturday December 9th, 1961 The Beatles played at the Palais Ballroom, Aldershot with only 18 people attending, but a splendid time was guaranteed for all…
A rough cut of Let It Be was screened for The Beatles on 20 July 1969. All four Beatles were present, John with Yoko, Paul with Linda, George with Pattie and his parents.
18 high quality photos of the Beatles from 1963 and 1964. Some are promotional shots while others shows the boys in relax during the tours. From London Palladium to Bel Air Los Angeles, from Paris to Dromoland Castle in Ireland