A Beatles Finding Aid

60 years ago today: The Beatles’ historic first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. We thought we’d use the occasion to create a finding aid to help navigate the nearly 50 posts we’ve written about the Fab Four. Herewith:

The Birth of the Beatles

The 1965 Shea Stadium Concert

The Break-Up of the Beatles

The Albums

A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

Help (1965)

Rubber Soul (1965)

Revolver (1966)

Sgt. Pepper (1967)

“It’s All Too Much” (recorded 1967, released 1969)

The White Album (1968)

Abbey Road (1969)

Let it Be (1970)

One Last, Lost Beatles Album

The Moviesand Shows

A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

The Beatles Cartoon (1965-69)

Peter Jackson’s Get Back film

The Movies the Beatles Never Made

The Beatles Individually

John Lennon

John Lennon (main post)

Outgrowing Lennon (earlier post)

Yoko Ono

“Remember” (1970)

Imagine (1971)

Some Time in New York City (1972)

“Woman is the N–ger of the World” (1972)

“The Luck of the Irish” (1972)

Paul McCartney

The Vaudeville of Paul McCartney

More Musings on McCartney

Ram (1971)

“Give Ireland Back to the Irish” (1972)

McCartney Wins! (Sir Paul Turns 80)

George Harrison

George Harrison (main post)

George Harrison: Living in the Material World (Scorsese film)

All Things Must Pass (1970)

Ringo Starr

Ringo Starr (main post)

Ringo (1973)

Colleagues and Cohorts

Pete Best

Brian Epstein

George Martin

Dick James

Richard Lester

Billy Preston

Badfinger (Apple Recording Artists)

Brute Force (Apple Recording Artist)

Cilla Black

Gerry and the Pacemakers

Gary Wright

Miscellaneous

On the Real Pablo Fanque

On Psychedelic Buses (re: Magical Mystery Tour)