De Lane Lea Recording Studios, London
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Dave Siddle, Geoff Emerick
Two Beatles sessions took place on this day, at De Lane Lea studios in London, and at EMI Studios. The first was a mixing session for the Yellow Submarine soundtrack song ‘It’s All Too Much’, written by George Harrison.
The session took place from 2.30-8pm. Two mono mixes of the song, numbered one and two, were made from take two, although none were released. ‘It’s All Too Much’ had been recorded at De Lane Lea in June 1967, and was completed more than a year later, on 16 October 1968.
Last updated: 7 July 2022
Also on this day...
- 2016: Lego announces Beatles Yellow Submarine set
- 2015: Ringo Starr live: Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton, Canada
- 2014: Ringo Starr live: Moody Theater, Austin, Texas
- 1968: Mixing: Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey, Helter Skelter, Mother Nature’s Son, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, Long Long Long
- 1967: Recording, mixing, editing: Blue Jay Way, Shirley’s Wild Accordion
- 1965: Recording: Run For Your Life, Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
- 1964: Mixing: She’s A Woman, Eight Days A Week
- 1962: Live: Tower Ballroom, New Brighton, Wallasey
- 1962: Live: Cavern Club, Liverpool (lunchtime)
- 1960: Live: Kaiserkeller, Hamburg
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