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| Beatles: Was born the Beatles producer, Sir George Martin. | |
| Beatles: Jane Asher is born. | |
| Brian Epstein: The Beatles and Epstein travel to London to meet Colin Borland and Beecher Stevens from Decca Records in the hope of negotiating a recording contract. | |
| Beatles: Dick Rowe, head of A&R at Decca, sends Mike Smith to watch the Beatles at the Cavern Club. Smith recommends that Decca set up an audition for the group. | |
| Brian Epstein: Ron White writes to Epstein to inform him that EMI have rejected the Beatles. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles travel to London for an audition with Decca the next day. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles record 15 songs for an audition at Decca's studio in West Hampstead. | |
| Beatles: Here We Go is broadcast at 5pm. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles visit the offices of the Record Mirror in Shaftesbury Avenue. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles appear live on Associated-Rediffusion's Tuesday Rendezvous from the Wembley television studios. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles record their appearance on the BBC Light Programme's Teenager's Turn (Here We Go). | |
| Beatles: The Beatles, with Pete Best for the drums, performed 'Dream Baby' on the BBC for the first time on TV. | |
| Beatles: A concert at the Tower Dance Hall. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles record first single, Love Me Do. Session drummer Andy White plays drums while Starr plays percussion accompaniments. This is the only occasion on which a session drummer is used on Beatles recordings. | |
| Beatles: 15 million people watch the Beatles perform on ITV's Sunday Night at the London Palladium. The show is the U.K. equivalent of The Ed Sullivan Show. | |
| Beatles: The beginning of Bitlomania, the return from Sweden. | |
| Beatles: A performance at the Prince of Wales Theatre. | |
| Beatles: The Daily Telegraph first criticized the Beatles' hysteria. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles perform for Queen Elizabeth II, Lord Snowdon, and Princess Margaret at the Royal Command Performance. During the performance, Lennon shouts out, 'Will the people in the cheaper seats clap their hands? And the rest of you, if you'll just rattle your jewelry. | |
| Beatles: Richard Buckles in the Sunday Times in a review of the music of John and Paul said that they are the greatest composers since Beethoven. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles play at the BBC Light Programme concert 'Swinging Sounds 63' at the Royal Albert Hall. | |
| Beatles: Donald Zeck of the Daily Mirror was one of the first to be able to interview the Beatles in detail at the dawn of their national recognition. | |
| Beatles: Around the Beatles is aired. | |
| Beatles: Film premiere. | |
| Ringo: Ringo and Maureen's wedding. | |
| Beatles: The premiere, after which the movie immediately becomes a hit. | |
| Ringo: Ringo's son was born from Maureen, Zak Starkie. | |
| John: John Lennon meets Yoko Ono at the Indica Gallery. | |
| John: John Lennon said in an interview that '.we're more popular than Jesus Christ…'. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles' last performance at Wembley Stadium. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles are opening an Apple Boutique at 94 Baker Street. | |
| Brian Epstein: Press conference at Brian Epstein's house on the release of the Sgt album. Pepper's. Linda Eastman was the official photographer of the event. | |
| Ringo: Ringo's son was born by Maureen, Jason Starkie. | |
| Brian Epstein: The Westminster court announced that Brian Epstein's death was an accident. | |
| Beatles: Lady Madonna starts recording at Abbey Road Studios. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles Apple Corps Ltd opened an office. | |
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| Beatles: Mad Day Out photo shoot. | |
| Beatles: The Beatles give their final public performance on the rooftop of the Apple offices on Savile Row. They play nine songs in forty two minutes, including repeats of three songs. | |
| Paul: McCartney marries Linda Eastman. | |
| Paul: Paul's daughter, Mary McCartney, was born. | |
| Beatles: McCartney announces that he has left the Beatles. | |
| John: The beginning of John Lennon's collaboration with Phil Spector, who is making a brilliant recording of Instant Karma. | |
| Beatles: Beatles without John Lennon's participation re-recorded vocals and guitar parts in McCartnev's 'Let It Be' at Studio Two. This session was the last one in a truncated lineup when the Beatles came together. | |
| Ringo: Lee Starkey is born to Ringo Starr and Maureen Starkey. | |
| Beatles: McCartney files suit to dissolve the Beatles partnership. | |
| John: A hearing was held at the London Magistracy on the defense of John Lennon's exhibition of erotic lithographs. | |
| Beatles: documentary, premieres. None of the Beatles are in attendance. | |
| Paul: Paul and Linda's daughter, Stella Nina McCartney, was born. | |
| Ringo: Was born the wife of Ringo's son, Jason Starkey, Flora Evans Starkey. | |
| Paul: Paul and Linda's son, James Louis McCartney, was born. | |
| Paul: Paul McCartney is knighted. | |
| Paul: Paul's daughter, Mary McCartney and Alistair Donald's wedding. | |
| Paul: Paul and Heather's daughter, Beatrice Millie, was born. | |
| Paul: The divorce proceedings between Paul and Heather Mills McCartney conclude in court 34 of the Royal Courts of Justice, on The Strand, in the City of Westminster. | |
| Paul: Paul's daughter, Mary McCartney and Simon Abud's 2nd wedding. | |
| Paul: Paul and Nancy's wedding. | |
| Beatles: the album On Air — Live at the BBC Volume 2 came out, CD version | |