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The Beatles In Las Vegas

Some newsreel type footage of the Beatles in Las Vegas

Silent Footage of The Beatles arriving at the London premiere of Yellow Submarine.

Silent Footage of The Beatles arriving at the London premiere of Yellow Submarine.

Silent footage of some sort of opening party or other event at the Apple Boutique in London.

Silent footage of some sort of opening party or other event at the Apple Boutique in London.

Mary Hopkin - "Those Were The Days" Recording Session (A L'affiche Du Monde November 16, 1968)

Mary Hopkins in the studio singing "Those Were The Days" in various foreign languages.

1960s Beatles badges (and others…)

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Billy Paul - "Let 'Em In" (Wings Cover) Top of the Pops 12.5.77

Another "Soul" tune that was a hit in the UK but not here. A kinda wacky version of the Wings song.

Photo: Sylvie Vartan with The Beatles

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"The Rutles" in "Wax Paper" Magazine

THE RUTLES HIT AMERICA AND WIPE OUT THE BEATLES FROM THE TOP OF THE CHARTS, originally uploaded by popkrazy.

Hullabaloo Salute To "Rubber Soul"

Man, they loved those Beatles Medleys back in the 60's and 70's... Here, the Righteous ("Righteous, where do you see righteous you greaseball?") Brothers and Nancy Sinatra tackle songs from "Rubber Soul" with predictable results (very lame but slightly amusing).
Righteous Brothers – "I've Just Seen A Face"
Nancy Sinatra & The Righteous Brothers – "Run For Your Life"
The Righteous Brothers – "Girl"
Nancy Sinatra & The Righteous Brothers – "Wait"
The Righteous Brothers – "Michelle"
Nancy Sinatra & The Righteous Brothers – "I've Just Seen A Face" (end of medley)

MP3s: "Come and Get It"

via the Wikipedia: "Come and Get It" was the name of a song composed by Paul McCartney for the film The Magic Christian, and made popular by the group Badfinger."

"McCartney recorded a solo demo of the song on 24 July 1969, when he arrived early for an Abbey Road session. He sang the double-tracked lead vocal and played all the instruments: he sang and played piano on the first take, sang again and played maracas on the first overdub, drums came third and bass guitar was added last. It took less than an hour to finish.The demo appears on various bootlegs. It was officially released in 1996 on The Beatles Anthology 3 and issued under the Beatles name, even though McCartney was the only Beatle performing on the record."