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[El Club del Arte 🎨📷📚🖼🕍🎼 @Arteymas_]

Un quinto Beatle?

Billy Preston! El tecladista, ve con atención el video y ubícalo 👀

El concierto en la azotea de The Beatles se llevó a cabo el 30 de enero de 1969 en el tejado del edificio corporativo de su empresa, Apple Corps, ubicado en el número 3 de Savile Row, en pleno centro de Londres.

Fue un evento completamente improvisado y gratuito que duró exactamente 42 minutos, pasando a la historia como la última actuación pública en vivo de sus carreras antes de su separación definitiva.

El ensordecedor sonido llamó la atención de transeúntes y detuvo el tráfico de la zona.

Tras las quejas de ruido hechas por comerciantes vecinos, la Policía Metropolitana de Londres subió al tejado y obligó a la banda a apagar los amplificadores, cortando abruptamente la sesión de grabación.

Tocaron un total de nueve tomas para pulir cinco canciones nuevas destinadas al álbum Let It Be: Get Back (tres veces), Don't Let Me Down (dos veces), I've Got a Feeling (dos veces), One After 909 y Dig a Pony.

El cuarteto de Liverpool no estuvo solo en el tejado; contaron con el apoyo fundamental del tecladista estadounidense Billy Preston, quien sumó su talento a las grabaciones y es considerado el único músico invitado acreditado junto a ellos.

Fue la última actuación pública de John, Paul, George y Ringo como The Beatles. ¡Qué momento legendario!!

[john @cinBPKu0jE67345]

The Beatles - In My Life

[Carlos 🎧 🇦🇷 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ @carlosgvizcaino]

"WOMAN"

© John Lennon

#JohnLennon
#InternationalWomensDay2026
#DiaInternacionalDeLaMujer

[The Beatles Earth @BeatlesEarth]

“Please Mister Postman” - The Beatles (1963)

[peter lane @peterlanee]

60 years ago today, “She Loves You” finally got it’s own saturday morning Beatles cartoon!

Love the scooby-doo-esque chase scenes

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

George was battling strep throat and a 102°F fever during this performance—and yet he still absolutely crushed it.

While John Lennon famously pushed his voice to the limit while sick during the studio recording of this song, it was George Harrison who was truly battling for his life during The Beatles’ 1964 U.S. debut on The Ed Sullivan Show.

George was running a 102°F fever and suffering from severe strep throat. He was so ill that he missed Saturday’s rehearsals entirely, forcing the band’s road manager, Neil Aspinall, to step in on stage while the cameras were set up. A doctor warned George he shouldn’t even be out of bed, let alone perform for 73 million viewers—but he reportedly replied, “I’m not missing this for anything.”

[Oneway @OneWayMusicX]

Unlike most Beatles tracks, "Blackbird" is a solo performance, just Paul McCartney's voice, his acoustic guitar and the rhythmic sound of his foot tapping, captured with minimal overdubs.

[🎼🌺Music Love♥️ @ThoNg676733]

The most thoughtful song ever written.✨

[nori ¹⁷ @nori0321]

The Beatles
BABY’S IN BLACK
(Shea Stadium, 1965）

John & Paul sharing one mic,
their tight harmony rising above 55,000 screams.

A waltz in a stadium.
Fragile. Beautiful. Timeless.

#Beatles #JohnLennon #PaulMcCartney

[Beatlesfab4ever @Beatlesfab40]

OTD 18FEB1965 The #Beatles recorded John’s ‘You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away’ 50 years ago today (below). They also recorded ‘Tell Me What You See’ and a song written for Ringo ‘If You’ve Got Trouble’. #TheBeatles

[Just Rock Content @JustRockContent]

“Come Together” - The Beatles
https://t.co/Uo2PkbLDp5

[Carlos 🎧 🇦🇷 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ @carlosgvizcaino]

'Apart from meeting Yoko, the biggest experience of my life was hearing rock ’n’ roll and black rock ’n’ roll. The sailors would bring it in. We were hearing old funky blues records in Liverpool that people across Europe had never heard.'

~ John Lennon

[🤍 🌞🦁🌻 @RousJBH]

Lo que esta destinado a ti, te encontrará. El universo tiene un timing perfecto 👌🏾

[Beatlesfab4ever @Beatlesfab40]

1/2 OTD 16FEB1964 The #Beatles made their second appearance on the ‘Ed Sullivan Show’, one week after their record breaking first performance in New York.
This time 70 million Americans watched them perform at the Deauville hotel in Miami, Florida. Below is ‘From Me To You’.

[john @cinBPKu0jE67345]

The Beatles - I Am The Walrus

[nori ¹⁷ @nori0321]

The Beatles
NOWHERE MAN 🌍
(Live in Munich, 1966 ）

Three-part harmony.
John’s reflective lyrics rising above the crowd.

Even on tour,
they brought quiet depth to the stage.

#Beatles #JohnLennon #PaulMcCartney #GeorgeHarrison