March 1964

Mixing: Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand, Sie Liebt Dich

Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Norman Smith While The Beatles were filming A Hard Day's Night at Twickenham Film Studios, George Martin oversaw stereo mixes of the group's two German-language recordings, Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand and Sie Liebt Dich. The session took place from 10am to midday. After the... Read more »

Filming: A Hard Day's Night

This was The Beatles' first day in Twickenham Film Studios, where they would later shoot Help!, Let It Be and a number of promotional videos and solo projects.

Filming: A Hard Day's Night

This was the last sequence for The Beatles' debut movie A Hard Day's Night filmed inside a train. The group boarded at Acton Main Line in west London, and travelled to Newton Abbot in Devon, before returning to London.

Mixing: I Call Your Name

Studio Three (control room), EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin In an hour-long session, without The Beatles being present, George Martin created a mono mix of John Lennon's song I Call Your Name. The mix was never used in the UK, but was released in the US on the Capitol Records release The Beatles'... Read more »

Filming: A Hard Day's Night

As on the previous day, The Beatles travelled between Acton, in west London, and Minehead in the west of England, filming more of the train sequences in their debut film A Hard Day's Night.

Filming: A Hard Day's Night

The second day of filming for A Hard Day's Night. The Beatles boarded a train at Acton Main Line railway station in west London, and headed for Minehead in the west country.