Beatles Day

Most fans of the Beatles from the UK, celebrate this "Holiday"

Not to be confused with Global Beatles Day.

"Beatles Day" was a short-lived fan-based event. It celebrated The Beatles' return to Liverpool on 10 July 1964 from their US tour, in time for the premiere of their film A Hard Day's Night. This day was mistakenly claimed by a tiny group of people to be allegedly 'one of the landmarks in their rise to fame', celebrated by a handful of people in Liverpool and Hamburg.[1]

## References

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1. ^ "Beatles Day officially launched". BBC News. 12 May 2009. Retrieved 11 April 2010. BBC News

* Brady, Enda (10 July 2008). "Liverpool Hosts First Beatles Day". Sky News. Archived from the original on 2 February 2013. Retrieved 11 April 2010.
* "Beatles Day officially launched". BBC News. 12 May 2009. Retrieved 11 April 2010.
* Wright, Jade (13 March 2010). "Beatles Day 2010 goes global". Liverpool Echo. Retrieved 15 April 2010.

## External links

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* Beatles Day on the British Beatles Fanclub Website

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The Beatles

* John Lennon
* Paul McCartney
* George Harrison
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* Stuart Sutcliffe
* Pete Best
* Chas Newby
* Norman Chapman
* Tommy Moore
* Jimmie Nicol

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History|

* The Quarrymen
* In Hamburg
* At the Cavern Club
* Decca audition
* North American releases
* Beatlemania
* "More popular than Jesus"
* In Bangor
* In India
* Break-up
* Murder of John Lennon
* Anthology
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Lists|

* Awards and nominations
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* Singles
* Films
* Instruments
* Live performances
* Performers
* Post-breakup collaborations
* Songs
* Cover versions of Beatles songs
* Songs covered by the Beatles
* Recording sessions
* Tributes

Tours and
performances|

* 1960 Johnny Gentle Tour
* Winter 1963 Helen Shapiro Tour
* 1963 Roy Orbison Tour
* The Ed Sullivan Show appearances
* 1964 world tour
* The Beatles' 1964 tour of Australia
* 1964 North American tour
* 1965 European tour
* 1965 US tour
* 1965 UK tour
* 1966 tour of Germany, Japan and the Philippines
* 1966 US tour
* Our World performance
* Rooftop concert

Personnel|

| Management|

* Neil Aspinall
* Tony Barrow
* Peter Brown
* Brian Epstein
* Mal Evans
* Dick James
* Freda Kelly
* Allen Klein
* Alan Livingston
* Joseph Lockwood
* Alistair Taylor
* Derek Taylor
* Allan Williams

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Production|

* Geoff Emerick
* Richard Lush
* George Martin
* Phil McDonald
* Billy Preston
* Ron Richards
* Ken Scott
* Tony Sheridan
* Phil Spector
* Norman Smith
* Chris Thomas
* Ken Townsend

Associated
companies|

* Apple Corps
* Apple Records
* Capitol Records
* EMI
* Harrisongs
* Northern Songs
* Parlophone
* Seltaeb
* Startling Music
* Swan Records
* Tollie Records
* United Artists
* United Artists Records
* Vee-Jay Records

Associated
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* 10 Admiral Grove
* 12 Arnold Grove
* 20 Forthlin Road
* 251 Menlove Avenue
* 34 Montagu Square, Marylebone
* Abbey Road, London
* Abbey Road Studios
* Ad Lib Club
* The Bag O'Nails
* Beatles Ashram
* Beatles-Platz
* Blue Angel
* Casbah Coffee Club
* Candlestick Park
* Carnegie Hall
* The Cavern Club
* Cavern Mecca
* Comiskey Park
* The Jacaranda
* Kaiserkeller
* Kinfauns
* London Palladium
* Penny Lane, Liverpool
* 3 Savile Row
* The Scotch of St. James
* Shea Stadium
* St Peter's Church
* Stanley Street
* Star-Club
* Strawberry Field
* Tittenhurst Park
* Top Ten Club

Selected books|

* The Beatles Anthology
* The Beatles: The Authorised Biography
* The Beatles: All These Years
* A Cellarful of Noise
* I, Me, Mine
* Lennon Remembers
* Paul McCartney: Many Years from Now

Other topics|

* Apple Corps v Apple Computer
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* Beatle boot
* The Beatles at Abbey Road
* The Beatles Monument
* The Beatles Statue
* Beatlesque
* Beat music
* Cultural impact
* Fifth Beatle
* Global Beatles Day
* Images of a Woman
* Lennon–McCartney
* "Paul is dead"
* Pop Go the Beatles
* Recording practices
* automatic double tracking
* Let It Be (musical)
* The Beatles: Rock Band
* songs
* The Rutles

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