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March 10, 2014
by Act Naturally

 Recent Stories Online and On-Air

Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell travel in style as they head back to the UK 
- Sunday, March 09, 2014

Lichfield Museum hosts Swinging Sixties exhibition
 - Sunday, March 09, 2014

Exhibition celebrates 50 years since Beatlemania hit Australia
 - Saturday, March 08, 2014

Paul McCartney Gets By With Help From KCSN Radio
 - Saturday, March 08, 2014

Beatles Help! Piano To Be Auctioned 
- Monday, March 10, 2014

Paul On The Cover Of This Week's NME
 - Friday, March 07, 2014

Visit Abbey Road's legendary Studio Two
 - Thursday, March 06, 2014

Ringo Starr begins work on a new studio album, with Toto’s Steve Lukather on board
 - Thursday, March 06, 2014

While everyone’s at the Dolby Theatre… Sir Paul McCartney and Dave Grohl take wives on double date during Oscars night
 - Wednesday, March 05, 2014

A Hard Day’s Night with Special Guest Pattie Boyd
 - Wednesday, March 05, 2014

Get these awesome prints at Fab Four Store




Duffy Power obituary
- Monday, March 03, 2014

When Duffy Power, who has died aged 72, recorded I Saw Her Standing There on 20 February 1963, he was only the second artist to cover Lennon/McCartney on record. At that time Paul McCartney and John Lennon were trying to establish themselves as songwriters for other artists already considered successful and had written the song with him in mind.

Duffy was backed by the Graham Bond Quartet, including John McLaughlin (guitar), Jack Bruce (bass) and Ginger Baker (drums); and the producer was Ron Richards for Parlophone. When word came back that "the boys" found it "too jazzy", it was re-recorded, toned down, a month later. The group, plus Duffy, toured together and guested on the BBC radio show Pop Go the Beatles. Only three years earlier, under the name the Silver Beatles, John, Paul and George, then without a permanent drummer, had auditioned for the rock'n'roll svengali Larry Parnes, then Duffy's manager, for the chance to back either Duffy or Johnny Gentle (another of Parnes's stable of stars) on Scottish tours. They fell short on the day and had to settle for a tour backing Gentle. Duffy was born Ray Howard in Fulham, south-west London, and had been obliged by his parents to leave school at 14 and work in a bakery to help them buy a house.

Read More at Beatles Radio 

 
 

Happy to Help! Man charges tourists £4 to take their picture at Abbey Road zebra crossing made famous by The Beatles
- Monday, March 03, 2014

Ever wanted to take your picture at a landmark, but you've been at a loss for anybody to help you? That's no longer the case on one of Britain's most photographed streets, but it will cost you for the privilege.

Read More at Beatles Radio

 
 
 

Sir Paul McCartney backs All Cannings' Rock Against Cancer concert
- Tuesday, March 04, 2014

Three of Britain’s biggest rock stars – Sir Paul McCartney, Brian May and Sir Bob Geldof - are backing the third Rock Against Cancer concert in All Cannings. The legends are helping to promote the concert at The Kings Arms in All Cannings, near Devizes, on Saturday, May 31.

Read More at Beatles Radio

 

Beatles collector specializes in 'offbeat' memorabilia
- Tuesday, March 04, 2014

Some people like The Beatles. Some people love The Beatles. Some people have a room full of Beatles memorabilia. Jim Cushman falls into that last category. Cushman, a Mattapoisett resident and native of Middleboro, has an extensive Beatles collection that includes a pair of John Lennon’s long johns , a locket of Paul McCartney’s hair, Ringo Starr’s drumsticks and a t-shirt that belonged to George Harrison.

Read More at Beatles Radio


 Record of the Week

Gets heavy play this week!

Yesterday And Today **

All Beatles Music & More at Fab Four Store

 Yesterday And Today ** Album Fun Facts

five weeks at No. 1

  • Yesterday and Today is the ninth Capitol album release by the Beatles and the eleventh overall American release. It was issued only in the United States, Canada and, in the 1970s, Japan. 
  • Release date: June 14, 1966
  • Labels: Selles Records, Capitol Records

1. Drive My Car (mono mix)

2. I'm Only Sleeping (mono mix)

3. Nowhere Man (mono mix)

4. Doctor Robert (mono mix)

5. Yesterday (mono mix)

6. Act Naturally (mono mix)

7. And Your Bird Can Sing (mono mix)

8. If I Needed Someone (mono mix)

9. We Can Work It Out (mono mix)

10. What Goes On (mono mix)

11. Day Tripper (mono mix)


Beatles Record World Wide Charts

Other Countries

  • ost hit singles within a calendar year in the Norwegian singles chart (10 hit singles in 1964).
  • Most no. 1 hit singles within a calendar year in the Norwegian singles chart (6 no. 1 hits in 1964).
  • Most consecutive no. 1 hits in the Swiss singles chart (5 consecutive no. 1 hits from 1968 to 1970, chart only started in 1968).
  • Group with most weeks in the Australian singles chart (604 weeks).
  • Group with most weeks in the Finnish singles chart (437 weeks).
  • Group with most top 10 hits in the Austrian singles chart (25 top 10 hits).
  • Group with most top 10 hits in the Danish singles chart (33 top 10 hits).
  • 23 no. 1 hits in Australia (101 weeks at no. 1).
  • 23 no. 1 hits in Canada (74 weeks at no. 1).
  • 21 no. 1 hits in The Netherlands (67 weeks at no. 1).
  • 21 no. 1 hits in Norway (97 weeks at no. 1).
  • 21 no. 1 hits in Sweden.
  • 20 no. 1 hits in America (59 weeks at no. 1).
  • 17 no. 1 hits in Britain (69 weeks at no. 1).
  • 15 no. 1 hits in New Zealand (27 weeks at no. 1).
  • 14 no. 1 hits in Denmark (71 weeks at no. 1).
  • 13 no. 1 hits in Ireland (48 weeks at no. 1).
  • 12 no. 1 hits in Germany (32 weeks at no. 1).
  • 8 no. 1 hits in Zimbabwe (29 weeks at no. 1).
 

The Beatles Song Quote of the week

Of all these friends and lovers there is no one who compares with you. And these memories lose their meaning when I think of love as something new.

- The Beatles, In My Life

   

 

 The Beatles 50 Years Ago Today :

March 9, 1964

Various locations, London to Newton Abbot

THe conclusion of the train filming, traveling this time from London to the Devonshire town of Newton Abbot, 2500 miles having been clocked up during the past week. A Monday to Friday work schedule, leaving weekends free, was maintained throughout the shooting, but for the necessary exceptions.


 

More Listener Birthdays on the Birthday Page

Hear the Daily Audio Birthday Greeting On-Air & Online


 Monday March 10

Sam Uel from Mexico
Michal Braunsteiner from Bratislava
jason McDougle from athens, AL
Tom Agosta from Gettysburg
Roger Alliegro from Roxbury
Anne Millman from Edwardsville
Silvia Martinez from Del Viso
Ian MacPherson from Burlington
Perry Lachner from McKinney
Theresa Sweeting from Stockbridge
tamaki morokawa from tokyo
Susan Ward from San Andreas

Tuesday March 11

Leny Mendoza from Covina
John Collins from Scottsdale, Arizona
Thierry JOIGNY from NANTES
Rachel Carreiro from La Quinta
james lim from Honolulu
lili santos from fortaleza
Richard van Hoof from Bergen op Zoom
Dino Campitelli from Calgary
Enid Redman from Louisville
Rick Church from Sydney
Amy Kielmeyer from Grand Forks
billy sheere from sterling heights


Wednesday March 12

nick khramov from barnaul
john maddick from GATESHEAD
Axel mittendorfer from bietigheim-bissingen
p mior from dallas
Dylan Richardson from Madison, WI
Jakub Marcin from Czaniec
Jessica Lentz from Concord
Allan McNamara from Brisbane
Alexandra Lai from Ottawa
Brandon Crosslin from Nashville
jane murz from moscow
Brittany Hoban from Woodbridge

 

Thursday March 13

Justin Micillo from Rochester NY
Julian Morales from Friendswood
Sharon Morris from Pittsburgh
Reginaldo Reple from curitiba
Buz Sawyer from Palm Coast
Rich Hopkins from Charleston
Rebecca Tatum from Bradford
Luis Mireles Zorrero from Merida
Allyson Szymanski from Toledo
Renata Zapara from California

Friday March 14

Sharon Krygowski from Oak Forest
Bill York from Fort Dodge
Paul Bennett from Manchester
Jonathan Buri from Seattle
David Rasmussen from Santa Barbara
Ronnie Cassidy from vancouver
Ryan Armijo from Claremont
Jan Batson from dallas
Tom Conners from Bradenton
PATRICK MCCLENDON from GENEVA
kelly delancey from manteca
Hugo Moreno from Mexico


Saturday March 15

DENIS JOMPHE from SAGUENAY
Kathy Holmes from Plattsburgh
Szilveszter Domotor from Budapest
Katrine Jørgensen from Nyborg
Carlos Galvan from Brownsville
Marco Lima from Macaé
Erwin Steenhuisen from Echten
Jenn Swetland from Virginia Beach
Michael Steven from Yorktown Heights
Ed Holst from Eugene
allen garcia from houston
Esmeralda Vazquez from Inglewood


Sunday March 16

Mario Villalobos from Mexico City
Remy Toller from Toronto
Alvaro Marquez from Almeria
Rodrigo Araya from Antofagasta
VERA NUNES from VOLTA REDONDA
sue mock from brisbane
patrick thompson from muncie
MANUEL GARCIA from LIMA
Juan Perez from almeria
sean waters from liverpool
David Newendorp from Des Moines
Alexandra Sanchez from Lima
Esteban Catalano from Buenos Aires


Last weeks poll question: 

News reports say they can tell how you lean politically by what music you listen to.
How Do You Lean Politically?

Left - 42.0%
Middle - 31.0%
Right - 27.0%

 

BeatlesRadio Opinion Poll Questions
please check it out Beatles Radio Poll Results.

 This weeks poll question: 

Would you Pay the zebra crossing guy £4  to take your picture crossing Abbey Road in London?

Yes
No
I can only wish


 Beatle Brain Buster

Check the website and listen for the Beatle Brain Buster questions 

This weeks Beatle Brain Busters:

On the cover of "The Beatles 1967- 1970" (the blue set), who is the only clean-shaven Beatle?

John
Ringo
Paul
George
 

 
 


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