Beatles in Color (When We’re Used to Seeing Black & White) We tend to remember the early Beatles in black and white — not because the world lacked color, but because history flattened it that way. These images restore something closer to how it actually looked. 1963 candids. 1964 U.S. tour moments. Publicity shots, TV studios, stages, tables, back seats — all familiar scenes, suddenly less abstract. Color changes the scale. The clothes stop being symbols. The rooms feel lived in. The people feel

🎸 THE BEATLES LIVE: PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE, LONDON 31st May 1964 Six months after rattling the jewellery at this very venue during the Royal Variety Performance, the Beatles returned to the Prince of Wales Theatre for a decidedly less regal affair—though no less historic. This was the fifth instalment of Brian Epstein's "Pops Alive!" series, and crucially, the Fab Four's final UK appearance before their first proper world tour. Two houses, 6pm and 8:30pm, same seven-song setlist both times: "C

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THE BEATLES LIVE AT KB HALLEN, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK Thursday 4th June 1964 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The beginning of something extraordinary. On this night, The Beatles launched their only true world tour—not in London or New York, but in Copenhagen's KB Hallen. Yet something was amiss: Ringo Starr lay hospitalised in London with tonsillitis, replaced by session drummer Jimmie Nicol, who'd had barely 27 hours to learn the repertoire after a frantic phone call from George Martin. Two houses—6pm and 9.30pm—each packed