The Beatles
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^ The Grammy's performance was awesome! Thanks for posting it Shepherd!
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So, how many can you find?
The ones I found. I'm still missing a couple:
Dr. Robert; Blackbird; The Fool on the Hill; Helter Skelter; God Save the Queen; Here Comes the Sun; Eight Days a Week; She Came in Through the Bathroom Window; Ticket to Ride; Octopuss Garden; Twist and Shout; Shes Leaving Home; Here, There and Everywhere; Fixing a Hole; While my Guitar Gently Weeps; Strawberry Fields Forever; Maxwell's Silver Hammer; Yellow Submarine; Help!; Norwegian Wood; The Long and Winding Road; Ride my Car (?); Glass Onion; Hello Goodbye; Carry that Weight; Back in the USSR (?); Birthday; Penny Lane; Piggies; You Never Give me Your Money; Taxman; You Won't See Me (?); Lovely Rita
I just found this:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1bn7vw_dave-grohl-hey-bulldog-grammy-salute-the-beatles_music
Dave Grohl with Jeff Lynne, Peter Frampton and Steve Lukather performing Hey Bulldog.
Edit: It's on Youtube:
Edit again: it's not anymore
double post!
I was listening to this awesome cover by Pride & Glory, Zakk Wylde's band that would eventually become Black Label Society. They had a much more Southern Rock sound by then, before switching to Metal.
(It says Black Label Society, but the band was Pride & Glory at the time)
I just updated some of the links that weren't working.
Funny lines from the Beatles
^ Here's one of them
For some context:
They were playing at the Royal Variety Performance in London. Within the audience was the Queen, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. Of course the "if you'll just rattle your jewelry" was directed to them. But you can also see Lennon doing a "thumbs up" at the Queen, who apparently just took it as a joke.
They were The Beatles after all... 
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May 18 2014
(Reuters) - An electric guitar played by George Harrison on British television before the Beatles' U.S. "invasion" fetched $657,000 at auction on Saturday in New York, topping pre-sale estimates, Julien's Auctions said.
Harrison, who died in 2001 at age 58, played the black-and-white 1962 Rickenbacker 425 electric guitar on 1963 appearances on the British TV shows "Ready Steady Go!" and "Thank Your Lucky Stars" with the Beatles.
Harrison also played the guitar during the sessions when the Beatles recorded "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and "This Boy" in October 1963, months before they brought "Beatlemania" to the United States, launching the British Invasion of rock bands.
The guitar was estimated to sell between $400,000 and $600,000, Julien's said ahead of the auction.
Harrison bought the guitar in 1963 in Mount Vernon, Illinois, while visiting his sister in the United States, the auction house said.
Also sold at the auction was a handwritten placard with doodles signed by John Lennon and Yoko Ono from their 1969 anti-war "bed-in" in Montreal, which fetched $187,000. A Hofner bass rented by Paul McCartney in the mid-1960s sold for $125,000.
Other notable sales from the auction included a white jumpsuit worn by Elvis Presley during a 1971 concert that fetched $197,000, and 1990 red Rolls-Royce Corniche III convertible owned and used by Lady Gaga that sold for $125,000.
A 6 of July, 57 ago John Lennon met Paul McCartney at St. Peter's Church on Liverpool.
Ron Howard to direct Beatles documentary
NEW YORK (AP) -- Ron Howard will direct a documentary on the Beatles that focuses on the band's touring years during the early 1960s.
Howard announced the project Wednesday. The film is being made with the cooperation of Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison. The Beatles company, Apple Corps, is co-producing the film.
The as-yet-untitled film is the second documentary directed by Howard, who said he's long been a Beatles fan. Howard previously made the 2013 Jay-Z documentary "Made in America."
The film will run up to the Beatles' final concert in San Francisco's Candlestick Park in 1966. Much footage for the documentary has already been gathered.
The movie is tentatively slated for release late next year.
^ That might be interesting!
Just Eric Clapton's guitar.
AMAZING
Today it's been 48 years since this awesome album came out
Revolver
And todays it's been 49 years since the release of this album:
Help!
This masterpiece is 45 years old today
One of the best albums ever:
ABBEY ROAD
And 52 years ago The Beatles released their first single:
Love Me Do
Which had the song P.S. I Love You as it's B side
These isolated tracks are pure gold 
Today it's been 46 years since the release of this album. My favorite by far:
The BEATLES (Or the White Album)
13 years ago, George Harrison passed away.
There's beautiful songs and then there's this one: