The Beatles Recording And Laughing In 1966

An irate letter, several studio sessions and an unseen scene are among the highlights of this episode of What A Fab Day, the podcast telling you the day by day story of the Beatles. Today, we focus on what happened to the Fab Four on the 20th of April.

0:00 - Introduction.
0:27 - In 1961, the Beatles get a bitter letter from Allan Williams.
1:41 - In 1962, the Beatles enjoy a day off.
1:54 - In 1963, the Beatles are on the stage of the Mersey View Pleasure Grounds in Frodsham.
2:11 - In 1964, Paul McCartney films his own solo sequence for a Hard Day's Night.
3:17 - George Martin creates a mono and stereo mix for A Hard Day's Night.
3:30 - In 1965, the Beatles are busy filming in Twickenham Film Studios, for their Help! film.
4:30 - In 1966, the Beatles record And Your Bird Can Sing and practice Taxman.
5:28 - In 1967, the Beatles work on Sgt Pepper's and Only A Northern Song.
6:21 - In 1969, the Beatles and Billy Preston have another good studio session.
7:12 - Conclusion.

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