US single release: Can’t Buy Me Love
A US single, ‘Can’t Buy Me Love’, was released on this day. Its b-side was ‘You Can’t Do That’.
March 1964
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
The Beatles enjoyed a well-earned weekend off after filming at Gatwick Airport, but the shooting schedule for A Hard Day’s
Mixing: Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand, Sie Liebt Dich
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Norman Smith While The Beatles were filming A Hard Day’s
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
Following two days at Twickenham Film Studios, work on A Hard Day’s Night moved to Gatwick Airport.
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
The Beatles filmed the hotel room scenes of A Hard Day’s Night on this day at Twickenham Film Studios.
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
This was The Beatles’ first day in Twickenham Film Studios, where they would later shoot Help!, Let It Be and
Recording, mixing: Can’t Buy Me Love, Long Tall Sally, I Call Your Name, You Can’t Do That, Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand, Sie Liebt Dich
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Geoff Emerick The existence of this session came to light
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
On this day Ringo Starr filmed part of his solo sequence for The Beatles’ debut film A Hard Day’s Night.
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
This was the last sequence for The Beatles’ debut movie A Hard Day’s Night filmed inside a train. The group
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
Day five of the filming for A Hard Day’s Night, The Beatles’ debut feature film.
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
This was the fourth day of filming for The Beatles’ début feature film A Hard Day’s Night.
Mixing: I Call Your Name
Studio Three (control room), EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin In an hour-long session, without The Beatles being present,
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
As on the previous day, The Beatles travelled between Acton, in west London, and Minehead in the west of England,
Mixing: I Should Have Known Better, If I Fell, Tell Me Why, And I Love Her, I’m Happy Just To Dance With You, I Call Your Name
Studio One (control room), EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Norman Smith The Beatles were filming their debut
Filming: A Hard Day’s Night
The second day of filming for A Hard Day’s Night. The Beatles boarded a train at Acton Main Line railway
US single release: Twist And Shout
A US-only single, ‘Twist And Shout’, was released on this day. Its b-side was ‘There’s A Place’.
The Beatles begin filming A Hard Day’s Night
On Monday 2 March 1964 The Beatles joined Equity, the actors’ union, only minutes before they began shooting their first
Recording: I’m Happy Just To Dance With You, Long Tall Sally, I Call Your Name
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Norman Smith The Beatles’ first Sunday recording session lasted just