Beatles Poll

The history and music of the Fab Four

The Beatles Greatest Performance

Feb 11 1963 - Abbey Road - 10 songs recorded
12
19%
Oct 13 1963 - Sunday Night @ London Paladium
2
3%
Nov 4 1963 - Royal Command Performance
5
8%
Feb 9 1964 - Ed Sullivan 1st app.
22
35%
Aug 15 1965 - Shea Stadium 1st app.
7
11%
June 25 1967 - All You Need is Love
4
6%
Jan 30 1969 - Apple Rooftop
10
16%
 
Total votes: 62

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NME Poll Winners '64. Even though Lennon flubbed "You Can't Do That," they bounce back like pros and, being at the top of their game, absolutely kill.
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Ric-O-Buc wrote:Wow - I feel like a dork. I've been playing that song for years, and never used a capo. :oops:
You needn't feel that way, you know. I tried it without a capo just to see what would happen. Using the open A pair of strings, you can get some kind of raga rock thing going. Anyway, it's just my way of a different take on a song.

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Rickenbacker player since 1978
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http://www.beatlesbible.com/2010/02/17/ ... d-studios/

Lying with his eyes
While his hands are busy working overtime
A soap impression of his wife
Which he ate and donated to the National Trust

- J Lennon, 1968


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As a big fan of their earlier period, these 3 shows always make me grab my guitar and play along.

Drop-In

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Empire Theatre, Liverpool

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Washington Coliseum

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I love how they sound like they were really into it compared to later shows where they began to sound bored. When I see these, I can get a sense of what being at the Cavern was all about.
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