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The first official autograph session of the Beatles, the first time they completed a song in the studio, and the completion of Blue Jay Way 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 6th of October.
0:00 - Introduction.
0:31 - In 1960, the Beatles play the Kaiserkeller in Hamburg.
0:55 - In 1962, the Beatles have two autograph sessions...
1:33 - ...before their evening engagement at the Hulme Hall in Port Sunlight.
1:58 - In 1963, the Beatles play the Carlton Theatre in Kirkcaldy.
2:42 - In 1964, the Beatles start recording Eight Days A Week.
4:19 - In 1967, the Beatles complete Blue Jay Way.
4:56 - Conclusion.
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Thanks to Alessandro d’Amito, Chiara Colafemmina, Daniele Monterisi, Fabio Ingegno, and Mariella Tarantino.
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By Simon MasThe first official autograph session of the Beatles, the first time they completed a song in the studio, and the completion of Blue Jay Way 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 6th of October.
0:00 - Introduction.
0:31 - In 1960, the Beatles play the Kaiserkeller in Hamburg.
0:55 - In 1962, the Beatles have two autograph sessions...
1:33 - ...before their evening engagement at the Hulme Hall in Port Sunlight.
1:58 - In 1963, the Beatles play the Carlton Theatre in Kirkcaldy.
2:42 - In 1964, the Beatles start recording Eight Days A Week.
4:19 - In 1967, the Beatles complete Blue Jay Way.
4:56 - Conclusion.
Please help me giving you even better content!
Buy the deluxe version of the podcast.
Series bibliography.
Thanks to Alessandro d’Amito, Chiara Colafemmina, Daniele Monterisi, Fabio Ingegno, and Mariella Tarantino.