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This day in Beatles History: September 13th

1961: Performance at noontime at the Cavern Club. Evening: Performance with the Remo Four and the Pressman.

1963: Concert at the Public Hall, Preston.

1964: NEMS Enterprises Limited buys a controlling stake in the ‘Mersey Beat’.

1964: Concert at the Civic Center, Baltimore.
Press conference:

Backstage:

Concert:

1965: 8:00am. Zak Starkey is born, at the Queen Charlotte’s Maternity Hospital, Hammersmith, London.

1965: US single release: ‘Yesterday’/’Act Naturally’.

1966: The ‘Melody Maker’ editor signs the certificate of the Beatles as winners in the 1966 poll in British and International Sections of the magazine.

1966: ‘Star Scene ‘66’, Brian’s promotion tour, is cancelled.

1967: George Harrison interview for the BBC Radio program ‘Scene and Heard’.

1968: US Gold certification for ‘Hey Jude’/’Revolution’.

1968: Studio 2. 8:00pm-1:45am. Recording: ‘Glass Onion’. Producer: Chris Thomas; Engineer: Ken Scott; 2nd Engineer: John Smith.

1968: The Beatles appear on cover of magazine ‘Life’, under the headline: ‘The Days In The Lives Of The Beatles’.

1969: Trip of the Plastic Ono Band to Toronto. Rock and Roll Festival at the Varsity Stadium, Toronto. Filmed. John and Yoko perform live with Eric Clapton, Klaus Voorman, and Alan White. Together, at this performance, the band records an Apple album later released as “The Plastic Ono Band - Live Peace in Toronto 1969”.
On the plane:

Arriving:

Backstage:

Concert:

1971: Stella Nina McCartney is born at the King’s College Hospital, London.

1999: UK CD release: ‘Yellow Submarine’.

This day in Beatles History: September 12th

1963: Studio 2. 2:30-6:30pm. Recording: Messages To Austrailia; ‘Hold Me Tight’. Studio 2. 7:00pm-11:30pm. Recording: ‘Don’t Bother Me’; ‘Little Child’; ‘I Wanna Be Your Man’. Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: Richard Langham.
1964: Concert at the Boston Garden, Boston.
Arrival:

Press Conference:

Concert:
1964: ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ LP number 1, 8th week (UK Record Retailer chart).
1965: Broadcast of a performance for the Ed Sullivan Show, recorded 15 August 1965.
1966: US Gold Certification for ‘Yellow Submarine’/’Eleanor Rigby’.
1967: Date for the end of Brian’s stay at the Waldorf Towers, New York, during his planned trip to North America (alternative day: 11 September).
1967: On their journey north, the ‘Magical Mystery Tour’ convoy causes traffic jams. John rips off the posters from the sides of the bus.
1968: Studio 2. 8:30pm-1:30am. Recording: ‘Glass Onion’. Producer: Chris Thomas; Engineer: Ken Scott; 2nd Engineer: John Smith.
1969: John accepts to participate in the Toronto Peace Festival.
1977: Avenue Clinic, London. James Louis McCartney is born.