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.
On this day The Beatles worked from 8am to 10pm, filming the ‘I Should Have Known Better’ sequence. A set was built to resemble a train guard’s van, which was rocked while The Beatles mimed to the song. At one point, however, director Richard Lester had to stop the shoot because the technicians were rocking the set in time with the song.
Last updated: 4 March 2019
Also on this day...
- 2021: Paul McCartney announces McCartney III Imagined
- 2020: Peter Jackson’s The Beatles: Get Back set for cinema release in September 2020
- 2009: McCartney Las Vegas show sells out in seconds
- 1999: Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band live: Bank Of America Centre, Boise
- 1990: Paul McCartney live: Tokyo Dome, Tokyo
- 1970: George Harrison is interviewed for the BBC’s The Beatles Today
- 1970: Recording: It Don’t Come Easy by Ringo Starr
- 1970: US single release: Let It Be
- 1969: Paul McCartney and George Harrison produce a Jackie Lomax session
- 1969: Mixing: Two Of Us, The Long And Winding Road, Lady Madonna
- 1963: Radio: The Friday Spectacular
- 1962: The Beatles live: Casbah Coffee Club, Liverpool
- 1961: The Beatles live: Liverpool Jazz Society, Liverpool
- 1961: The Beatles live: Aintree Institute, Liverpool
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