This day in the history of the Beatles:

1961: At lunchtime at the Cavern Club.

1962: Night performance at the Cavern Club.

1963
The first recording session of Billy J. Kramer and Dakotas. “Do You Want To Know A Secret”.

Studio 2 (staff only). 10:00-13:00. Studio 2 (control room only). 10.00am-1.00pm. Editing: ‘From Me To You’ (of unknown take number). Mono mixing: ‘From Me To You’ (from edit of unknown take number). Stereo mixing: ‘From Me To You’ (from edit of unknown take number). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: unknown; 2nd Engineer: unknown.
End of work on ‘From Me To You’/’Thank You Girl’.

Jerry Marsden was fined 60 pounds in Axbridge’s Magistrates Court for trying to evade customs duties on a guitar bought in Germany upon arrival at London Airport from Hamburg on December 1, 1962.

Concert in Gaumont, Wolverhampton (Chris Montez and Tommy Rowe tour).

1964
With The Beatles number 1, 15th week (UK Record Retailer).

Meet The Beatles number 1, 5th week (US Billboard).

“I Want To Hold Your Hand” number 1, 7th and last week; 9th week in the Top 100 (US Billboard).

“I Saw Her Standing There” number 15, 6th week in the Top 100 (US Billboard).

“She Loves You” number 2, 8th week in the Top 100 (US Billboard).

“Please Please Me” number 3, 7th week in the Top 100 (US Billboard)

“From Me To You” number 73, 2nd week in the Us Billboard.

“Twist And Shout” number 55, 1st week in the Top 100 (US Billboard).

The film from a concert at Washington Colisum is broadcast on cable television in American cinemas. (Recorded on February 11, 1964).

Brian returns from Holland to England.

1965

After two weeks of filming Hell! In the Bahamas, The Beatles began to work on scenes in the snowy parts of Austria.

1968. BBC-TV’s ‘Top Of The Pops’ transmits a clip of ‘Lady Madonna’.

1970

“Let It Be” hits the charts at number 6 (new record), 1st week in the Top 30 (US Billboard).

Live Peace In Toronto, 10 Weeks in the US Billboard.

“Instant Karma! (We All Shine On)” number 1, 1st week; 4th week in the ranking (US Billboard).

1972
At the 14-th annual Grammy Awards, The Beatles won the NARAS Trustee Award for “outstanding talent, originality and musical creativity that have done so much to express the mood and tempo of our time to bridge the cultural gap between generations.”

1974
John and Harry Nilsson return to Troubadour to personally apologize to manager Doug Weston.

1981
Cover version of the song “Jealous Guy” by Roxy Music No. 1 (Bull Market Research Bureau).

1982
Startling Studios. Recording of the main tracks for LP Old Wave.Producer: Jim Nipar.

1985
In the United States, the album Porky’s Revenge, including George’s version of “I Don’t Want to Do It”.

1986
On the cable channel Showtime in the United States, the whole evening viewing is entitled “Lelanton’s Legacy: Two Generations of Music”. Among the evening programs is the world premiere of John Lennon: Concert in New York.

1997
The Museum of Modern Art in Oxford is exhibited by Yoko’s art exhibition “Have You Seen The Horizon Lately”.

2001
Peter Blake, who developed the cover of the classic album The Beatles Sgt. Pepper, sued the group’s record company, demanding more money. Blake was paid £200 for the famous figures in 1967, but he is now annoyed that EMI was never offered to pay more money.

2006
U2 topped the Rolling Stone magazine’s annual list of the largest revenue of the year since 2005, with $154.2 million. The Rolling Stones took second place with $92.5 million, and The Eagles – the third from $ 63.2 million. Paul McCartney ranked fourth with $56 million, and Elton John was fifth with $48.9 million.