Wednesday, 16th January, 1963
The Beatles spent the day in Manchester splitting their time between Granada TV and the BBC. At the Granada TV Studios they appeared on the local evening program People & Places. Although the show was live, they mimed to palybacks of Ask Me Why and Please, Please Me.
Later in the evening they […]

At last the truth behind the breakup is revealed.. 

Sunday, 13th January, 1963
The Beatles travelled north from Kent to the ABC Televison studios on Aston Road in the Aston district of Birmingham.
They were there to tape an appearence on Thank Your Lucky Stars, at the time Britain’s most popular TV pop programme. The Fab Four were bottom of the seven-act bill and mimed to […]

Tuesday, 8th January, 1963
The Beatles stayed north of the border at the conclusion of their Scottish tour to appear on the Scottish TV children’s programme Roundup. The show was braodcast live fron the Theatre Royal on Hope Street in Glasgow between 5:00 and 5:55pm with the Fab Four lip-synching to “Please, Please Me.”

Monday, 17th December, 1962
The Beatles returned to the Granada TV studios in Manchester for their third appearence on People And Places. On this occasion the show is transmitted live between 6:35pm and 7:00pm, with the Fab Four performing Love Me Do and Twist And Shout for the cameras.

The A&E TV website lists “Paul McCartney: Live At Olympia” on its schedules for the upcoming week.
The website describes the show as
“They are known among fans as the “secret concerts.”  In 2007, Sir Paul McCartney took his band to a few small select venues around the world to play the most intimate, raw, and stripped […]

Tuesday, 4th December, 1962
The Beatles make their London TV debut with an appearence on the regional children’s show, Tuesday Rendevous. The show is broadcast live from Associated-Rediffusion’s studio four at Wembley Studios on Wembley Park Drive in the London suburb of Wembley. The show airs at 5:00pm with The Beatles once again miming to Love […]

Monday, 3rd December, 1962
The Beatles appeared on the TWW (Televison Wales & West) show “Discs A Gogo” filmed at the TWW Televison Center on Bath Road in Bristol in the South West of England.
This was a live show broadcast to just the South West and Wales. It aired at 7:00pm with The Beatles mimining to […]

The comic genius, actor Peter Sellers channels Shakespeare’s Richard III while reciting the lyrics of A Hard Day’s Night on the 1964 TV program, The Music of Lennon & McCartney.

Friday, 23rd November, 1962
The Beatles travelled down to London to audition for BBC TV. The opportunity had arisen due to Beatles fan David Smith of Preston who had written to the BBC asking for the group to be featured. Assuming that Smith was the group’s manager the BBC replied offering an audition date in London […]