The Beatles started a five week run at No.1 on the US album chart with 'Yesterday...And Today', the group's 8th No.1 album.
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The Beatles started a five week run at No.1 on the US album chart with 'Yesterday...And Today', the group's 8th No.1 album.
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On July 30, 1966 The Beatles were at No.1 for 5 weeks straight. They accomplished this admirable task with their album Yesterday…And Today, which had been the groups 8th No.1 album.
...Setting off a chain of events that would culminate in public bonfires of The Beatles' records and a public backlash that at times made the group fearful for their lives, the US teen magazine Datebook on this day republished John Lennon's remarks ...
The Beatles relaxing in between tours.
...Getting ready for the tour!
...The Beatles planning their next tour in the U.S.
...The Beatles thinking about the tour ahead......
...July 24, 1966 - "Brian Epstein" was supposed to fly back to "England" from "America" this day, a trip to prepare the next ßeatles' North American Tour.
...Beatles laying low today.....
...Does anyone remember this back in July 1966?
...The Beatles decided to take a break today.
...Nothing much to report today.
...The Beatles are taking a much needed break.
...The Beatles are taking a break.
...The Beatles having a day of rest.
...Another day of free time (or was it?) for the Beatles.
...The Beatles were given three prestigious Ivor Novello awards on this day in recognition of their outstanding achievements in 1965.
Yesterday was judged to be the most outstanding song of the year. The other two awards were for sales: We Can Work It Out was the top-selling single of 1965, while Hel...
The Beatles recovering and having jet lag from the tour.
...It was Saturday, under the sign of Cancer. The US president was Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic). In that special week of July people in US were listening to Paperback Writer by The Beatles. In UK Sunny Afternoon by The Kinks was in the top 5 hits. Torn Curtain, directed by Alfr...
Following their first trip to India, The Beatles returned to England on this day.
They arrived at London Airport at 6am. A brief press conference was held, and George Harrison and Ringo Starr were interviewed by the radio show Today on the BBC Home Service.
The following...
The day after their arrival in India, The Beatles managed to sneak out of their New Delhi hotel, the Oberoi, and did some sightseeing.
Ringo Starr: That was our first time in India, and it was quite interesting; but we had a bad day when the guys from British Ai...
The Beatles arrived in India for the first time, following a brief refueling stop in Bangkok, early in the morning of 6 July 1966.
Although they had hoped to spend time in India resting and discovering the country's music, their stay was anything but relaxing.
George Harrison: Before the tour was...
The Beatles arrived in India for the first time, following a brief refueling stop in Bangkok, early in the morning of 6 July 1966.
Although they had hoped to spend time in India resting and discovering the country's music, their stay was anything but relaxing.
George Harrison: Before the tour was...
Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Vito Cruz St., Manila, Luzon, The Phillippines
The calm before the storm, two performances before a total of 80,000 fans, 30,000 at the afternoon show and 50,000 in the evening.
The Beatles had never intended to snub the Philippin...
In the morning of 3 July The Beatles flew from Japan to the Philippines, stopping briefly en route in Hong Kong.
Their aeroplane refuelled at Kaitak airport in Hong Kong, During the 70-minute delay The Beatles rested in the VIP lounge, before continuing t...
The Beatles performed their last two shows at the Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo, Japan on this day. They performed five times in total at the venue over three days. Each of the shows was seen by 1,000 fans. Death threats against The Beatles had been received, and the...