We think you're near Los Angeles

Currently in Los Angeles

Location: Los Angeles Current temperature: 67°F: Current condition: Mostly Cloudy See Extended Forecast

Some days in the Beatles lives: May 4: Hollywood Bowl album released

Beatles and Beatle-related events on May 4: 

Highlight: 
  • May 4, 1977: "The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl" album is released in the U.S. It only makes it to no. 2 on the charts. 
Also: 
  • May 4, 1956: "Be Bop-A-Lula," played by the Beatles in Hamburg, is recorded by Gene Vincent. 
  • May 4, 1961: The Beatles' Top Ten Club engagement in Hamburg continues.
  • May 4, 1963: "From Me To You"/"Thank You Girl" hits top of the UK charts. 
  • May 4, 1962: The Beatles' Star-Club gig in Hamburg continues.
  • May 4, 1964: John and George are forced to go back to their hotel in Hawaii, after they're besieged by fans on the beach. 
  • May 4, 1965: "Help!" filming on Salisbury Plain.
  • May 4, 1966: The Beatles are given permission to perform in Japan. 
  • May 4, 1967: Seven mono mixes of "Magical Mystery Tour."
  • May 4, 1969: Ringo, John and Paul attend a party to celebrate the end of principal filming for Ringo's movie, "The Magic Christian."
  • May 4, 1969: John and Yoko buy Tittenhurst Park. 
  • May 4, 1973: Paul McCartney's "Red Rose Speedway" released in the UK.
  • May 4, 1975: Moe Howard of the Three Stooges, whose haircut was compared to the Beatles, died. 
Advertisement
"Some Days in the Beatles lives" is a regular feature of Beatles Examiner. If you like it, please spread the word. 
 
Steve Marinucci is the author of the Beatles Examiner, Paul McCartney Examiner, Vintage Rock 'n' Roll Examiner and TV on DVD Examiner columns on Examiner.com.
 

, Beatles Examiner

Steve Marinucci's website, Abbeyrd's Beatles Page - http://abbeyrd.best.vwh.net - is widely regarded as the most accurate Beatle news source on the internet. A former journalist for over 30 years at the San Jose Mercury News, he has interviewed celebrities including Yoko Ono, Bruce Johnston and...

Don't miss...