Beatles and music events on Oct. 1:
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- Oct. 1, 1962: The Beatles sign a publishing contract with Brian Epstein's NEMS.
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- Oct. 1, 1960: The Beatles, Indra Club, Hamburg, Germany.
- Oct. 1, 1967: Pink Flord begins its first U.S. tour.
- Oct. 1, 1968: Basic tracks for "Honey Pie" recorded.
- Oct. 1, 1970: Jimi Hendrix buried in Seattle. Those attending the funeral included Eric Burdon, Miles Davis and Johnny Winter.
- Oct. 1, 1982: The Beatles catalog is released by Mobile Fidelity in a limited edition box set.
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