The Beatles’ Box Of Vision gets UK and European release
Following its success in the United States, Box Of Vision, the deluxe companion to The Beatles’ remastered back catalogue, is […]
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George Harrison to get Hollywood Walk of Fame star
George Harrison is to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame later this month.
Former Capitol Records boss Alan Livingston dies at 91
Alan W Livingston, the president of Capitol Records who agreed to release The Beatles’ music in America in 1963, has
US album release: Let It Be
Ten days after its United Kingdom release, The Beatles’ final LP, Let It Be, was issued in the United States.
John Lennon reveals he is leaving The Beatles
Although the previous week John Lennon had decided to leave The Beatles, Allen Klein persuaded him to keep quiet in
US album release: Two Virgins by John Lennon and Yoko Ono
Unfinished Music No 1: Two Virgins by John Lennon and Yoko Ono was released in the US as Apple T
US single release: Lady Madonna
Three days after its UK release, The Beatles’ ‘Lady Madonna’ single was issued in the US.
US single release: Hello, Goodbye
The Beatles’ last US single of 1967 appeared three days after it was issued in the United Kingdom. It was
US album release: Magical Mystery Tour
In the UK The Beatles chose to issue the six songs from the Magical Mystery Tour film as a double
US album release: Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
The day after it was released in the United Kingdom, The Beatles’ Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band was issued
US album release: Revolver
Revolver, The Beatles’ 11th Capitol Records long player, was issued on 8 August 1966, three days after its UK release
US album release: Yesterday… And Today
Yesterday… And Today, one of The Beatles’ most controversial releases, came out in America on 15 June 1966. The album
US single release: Yesterday
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US single release: Help!
‘Help!’, The Beatles’ 10th Capitol Records single, was released just before the world premiere of their second feature film.
US album release: Beatles VI
The Beatles’ US label, Capitol Records, released the album Beatles VI on 14 June 1965.
US album release: The Early Beatles
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US album release: Beatles ’65
Beatles ’65, The Beatles’ fifth album on Capitol Records, included the majority of songs from Beatles For Sale, and added
US single releases: And I Love Her, I’ll Cry Instead
Two Beatles singles were released in the USA on 20 July 1964 day by Capitol – an unusual move, but one
US album release: Something New
The Beatles’ fifth US album – their third on Capitol Records – was Something New. It contained eight songs originally