The last of six consecutive nights of concerts by The Beatles at Margate’s Winter Gardens took place on 13 July 1963. They played to two ‘houses’ each time.

12 July 1963 was the fifth of six consecutive days in which The Beatles performed at Margate’s Winter Gardens. They performed to two different ‘houses’ each time.

The Beatles performed at Margate’s Winter Gardens on six consecutive nights, playing to two different ‘houses’ each time. 11 July 1963 was the fourth day.

The third of six consecutive nights for The Beatles at Margate’s Winter Gardens took place on 10 July 1963.

The second of six consecutive days in which The Beatles performed at Margate’s Winter Gardens took place on 9 July 1963. They performed to two different ‘houses’ each time.

The Beatles performed at Margate’s Winter Gardens on six consecutive nights, playing to two different ‘houses’ each time.

The fifth of The Beatles’ six live appearances at the Memorial Hall in Northwich took place on 6 July 1963.

This was The Beatles’ second live appearance at the Plaza Ballroom in Old Hill, following their show on 11 January 1963.

Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road Producer: George Martin Engineer: Norman Smith Following The Beatles’

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