On June 16, 1966, the Beatles delivered a TV performance that would end up being their second to last live television appearance as a band.

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The Beatles have the most No. 1 songs (20 ... "Yesterday," and "We Can Work It Out" in 1965; "Paperback Writer" in 1966; "Penny Lane" "All You Need Is Love," and "Hello, Goodbye" in 1967 ...

The Beatles make their only "live" appearance on Top Of The Pops, performing Paperback Writer on 16th June 1966 - and a French edition of their standalone single. Picture: Alamy The Beatles were ...

One such song was ‘Paperback Writer’. Taken from the 1963 effort Please, Please Me, ‘Love Me Do’ is as close to archetypal Beatles as you’re likely to find. It’s arguably the song that started it all.

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