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Today in Beatles History

January 23

1965

'Beatles For Sale' number 1, 6th week (UK Record Retailer chart).

1969

Apple Studios. Time unknown. Recording: 'Get Back'; 'Blues'. Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Glyn Johns; 2nd Engineer: Alan Parsons.
Alan Parsons debut as Beatles second engineer.

1978

End of 'London Town' LP sessions at Abbey Road Studios (2nd period).

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Information for Today In Beatles History was compiled from various sources including data collected by Victor Munoz.
Data last updated November 4, 2018.

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