From Revolver to Let It Be, That Magic Feeling: The Beatles Recorded Legacy, Volume Two , 1966—1970, continues the chronicle of the group’s spectacular career from its creative zenith to its irrevocable split As the Beatles moved into the mid and late 1960s, their collective and individual musical talent and innovations evolved at an unparalleled pace. Like its companion volume, Way Beyond Compare: The Beatles’ Recorded Legacy, Volume One , 1957—1965, this unique work thoroughly chronicles all known and available Beatles recordings during this period of incredible creative growth. Have you ever watched a Beatles film clip and wondered: • Where was that filmed? • Is any more of that footage available? Have you ever heard a Beatles interview and asked: • When was that taped? • Where’s the best place to find the complete recording? That Magic Feeling answers these and thousands of similar questions. With more than 500 entries, it includes recording sessions, concerts, newsreel footage, press clips, TV and film performances, home movies, radio interviews, documentaries, studio outtakes, home demos, and alternative mixes–all of which are given complete coverage for the first time. Author John C. Winn has spent two decades poring over, scrutinizing, organizing, and analyzing hundreds of hours of audio and video recordings and compiling them into a digestible chronological framework, creating the ultimate reference guide to the Beatles’ legendary musical and cultural evolution. Praise for Way Beyond Compare: The Beatles’ Recorded Legacy, Volume One “[An] impressive tome . . . marvelous.” —Mark Lewisohn, author of The Complete Beatles Chronicle “[A] beautifully written study of every Beatle sound ever to reach the public . . . highly recommended for anyone wishing to learn more about what the Beatles played, sang and said.” —Walter Everett, author of The Beatles as Musicians “Not only extraordinarily useful, but a joy to read.” —Allan Kozinn, author of The Beatles JOHN C. WINN’s first Beatles volume, Way Beyond Compare: The Beatles’ Recorded Legacy, Volume One , 1957—1965, is also available from Three Rivers Press. chapter 1 1966: Take This, Brother January 5 John Lennon attends a party at the home of singer P. J. Proby in London. January 8 While Paul visits his family in Liverpool, the rest of the Beatles attend a party at Mick Jagger’s London townhouse. January 12 John and Ringo fly to Port of Spain, Trinidad, for a vacation with their wives. George and Pattie nightclub at Dolly’s disco with Mick Jagger. January 21 George marries Patricia Ann Boyd at Esher Register Office; in a reversal of Ringo’s wedding, Paul is the only other Beatle in the country and stands in as best man. A reception follows at Kinfauns. January 23 John and Ringo return to London from their vacation in Trinidad. January 31 Paul and George, with Jane and Pattie, attend the premiere of the play How’s the World Treating You? at Wyndham’s Theatre in London. February 3 Paul attends Stevie Wonder’s show at the Scotch of St. James nightclub. February 4 George and Pattie attend the play Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs at the Garrick Theatre. February 8 Newlyweds George and Pattie fly from London to Barbados for their honeymoon. February 12 John and Ringo nightclub at the Scotch of St. James. February 13 John, Paul, and Ringo attend a party at Brian Epstein’s house. February 21 U.S. release of “Nowhere Man”/“What Goes On” single. February 23 Paul attends a performance of electronic music by Luciano Berio at the Italian Institute. February 25 George and Pattie return to London from their Barbados honeymoon. March 4 UK release of Yesterday EP. Maureen Cleave’s interview with John is published in the Evening Standard. Buried in the middle of the piece is the following quote from John: “Christianity will go. It will vanish and shrink. I needn’t argue with that; I’m right and I will be proved right. We’re more popular than Jesus now. I don’t know which will go first—rock-and-roll or Christianity.” Reaction is minimal in Britain; when read within the context of the entire article, the statement is less inflammatory. March 6 Paul and his girlfriend, Jane Asher, fly from London to Klosters, Switzerland, for a brief ski vacation. March 20 Paul and Jane return to London. March 24 The Beatles, their wives, and Brian Epstein attend the premiere of the film Alfie (in which Paul’s girlfriend, Jane Asher, plays a small role) at the Plaza Haymarket Cinema. March 25 Robert Whitaker shoots a series of photos of the Beatles at Oluf Nissen’s studio in the Vale, Chelsea. Most notably, the group pose in butchers smocks surrounded by raw meat and dismembered baby dolls. March 26 Paul and his brother Michael watch their father’s racehorse win the Hylton Plate at Aintree Race Course. March 28 George and Ringo attend Roy Orbison’s concert at the Walthamstowe Granada Cinema. April 1 John and Paul visit the Indi