The Beatles

I had a look and there's one from "with the Beatles" which should be an easy one to guess....

Think classic composers, or Chuck Berry....
 
I was watching The Beatles at The BBC on Saturday night, which was ace, and it struck me how little footage of them playing live actually exists, which is a massive shame. Obviously there is loads of footage of them on Top of the Pops, but it said during the show that they only actually ever played live on it once in their whole career.

I was amused watching Ringo clearly bored out of his tree while miming mind. I never realised until I watched it how funny he was in interviews either.

You've never seen 'Eight days a week' film then https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2531318/

Also plenty of playing live in Peter Jackson's Get Back movie and there's the Frost show with nice intro and an amzing Hey Jude

Also from Frost

 
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Just seen this today which is a re-imagining of Now and Then in the style of early Beatles. Works incredibly well..

 
Back at Number 1 and back to setting records (and Oasis at Number 2 in the album charts as well).

The Beatles' Now And Then in numbers this week: all the chart facts​

Sales​

  • Number 1 with 78,200 combined UK chart units across sales and streaming.
  • Fastest-selling single of the year to date,ā€“ 48,600 physical and download sales based on the trackā€™s first 7 days.
  • Biggest one-week physical sales in almost a decade (38k) - biggest since The X Factor 2014 winner Ben Haenowā€™s Something I Need (47k).
  • Fastest-selling vinyl single of the century so far ā€“ 19.4k copies on vinyl.

Streams​

  • Now And Then is the most-streamed Beatles track in one week ever ā€“ 5.03m streams against previous record set by Here Comes the Sun(1.05m in 7 days in 2021).
  • Now And Then is The Beatlesā€™ most-watched music video in one week ever ā€“2.15m streams v Here Comes The Sunā€™s 171.7k in 7 days in 2019.

Official Chart feats​

  • The Beatles are now the act with the longest gap ever between Number 1 singles (54 years) ā€“ they last reached Number 1 with The Ballad of John and Yoko in 1969. They overtake Kate Bushā€™s 44 years between Wuthering Heights (1978) and Running Up That Hill (2022).
  • The Beatles now boast the longest time span between an artistā€™s first and last Number 1 single. The Beatlesā€™ first Number 1 single was From Me to You in May 1963, 60 years and 6 months ago. They overtake Elvis Presley, with 47 years and 6 months between All Shook Up(1957) and a reissue of Itā€™s Now or Never (2005).
  • Now the British act with the most Number 1 singles ever. They extend their lead to 18 UK Number 1 singles, with only Elvis securing more. See the full list of artists with the most Number 1 singles here.
  • They are the oldest band ever to score a UK Number 1 single (and second and third oldest chart-topping artists ever after Sir Captain Tom Moore, aged 99). The average age of surviving members Paul and Ringo is 82, McCartney being 81 and Starr being 83.
 
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