Beatles A Day in the Life Blog posts of '1969' 'November'

New Beginnings for John, Paul, George and Ringo

Sentimental Journey - A rough stereo mixes of two songs recorded for Ringo Starr's debut studio album were made on this day.

Stardust had been recorded on November 7 and 14th, and the backing track for Dream had been taped on the latter date.

Since Dream had not been completed by this date, the mixes were for reference and playback purposes only. Geoff Emerick created them during this mixing session, which lasted just half an hour.

Remembering Abbey Road's "You Never Give Me Your Money"

Did the Beatles have interviews after the break up?

John and Yoko's Wedding Album, the third long player of experimental recordings was released by Apple in the UK on this day.

The couple's first collaboration, Two Virgins, marked the beginning of their relationship and artistic partnership. The follow-up, Life With The Lions, mostly documented their 1968 stay in London's Queen Charlotte Hospital, where Ono suffered a miscarriage.

Wedding Album commemorated their wedding in Gibraltar on 20 March 1969. Although it was the final installment in their trilogy of avant garde and experimental recordings, the couple continued to document their lives on tape until Lennon's death in 1980.

Wedding Album contained just two tracks: John And Yoko and Amsterdam. The release was credited simply to "John & Yoko"; their surnames did not appear anywhere on the sleeve or record labels.

Amsterdam began with Ono singing John John (Let's Hope For Peace). Four other musical interludes were also included: Lennon performing a brief blues-style composition on an acoustic guitar, featuring the words "Goodbye Amsterdam Goodbye"; Ono singing Grow Your Hair, a song about peace and staying in bed, with Lennon on guitar; an a capella rendition of The Beatles' song Good Night; and Bed Peace, a brief recitation of the words "Bed peace" and "Hair peace".

Looks like John and Yoko are getting ready to release an album.

Now that the Beatles have broken up, the lads are getting ready to go solo.

The Beatles are all venturing into their new careers, no longer part of a band.