A) 13 May B) 30 January C) 21 January D) 15 January
A) Lennon's B) Starr's C) McCartney's D) Harrison's
A) To release Abbey Road B) To record at Twickenham C) To stage a public concert D) To use EMI Studios
A) Olympic Studios B) Manchester Square C) Twickenham D) Abbey Road
A) Apple Studio B) Olympic Studios C) EMI Studios D) Savile Row rooftop
A) Mark Lewisohn B) George Martin C) Glyn Johns D) "Magic" Alex Mardas
A) Brother B) Producer C) Engineer D) Friend
A) At EMI's Manchester Square headquarters B) At Olympic Studios in Barnes C) In Twickenham soundstage D) In the basement of the Apple Corps building at 3 Savile Row
A) Billy Preston B) Michael Lindsay-Hogg C) Glyn Johns D) George Martin
A) Two four-track recorders B) Two eight-track recorders C) One mobile recording unit D) Four mixing consoles
A) Glyn Johns B) "Magic" Alex Mardas C) Michael Lindsay-Hogg D) Billy Preston
A) 30 January B) 21 January C) 15 January D) 22 January
A) Harrison B) Lennon C) Starr D) McCartney
A) 30 January B) 22 January C) 21 January D) 15 January
A) An Apple Records artist B) A permanent member of the Beatles C) The executive producer D) The film director
A) Starr and Preston B) McCartney and Lindsay-Hogg C) George Martin and Glyn Johns D) Lennon and Harrison
A) How long it lasted B) Which police officers arrived C) What date it happened D) Who thought of it
A) Ringo Starr B) George Harrison C) John Lennon D) Paul McCartney
A) 13 May B) 31 January C) 30 January D) 21 January
A) "Fuck it – let's go do it." B) "Get back – to the roof." C) "One and all – let's climb up." D) "Let it be – let's go play."
A) 5:30 pm B) 10:00 am C) 3:00 pm D) 12:30 pm
A) Watching from a cinema B) At EMI Studios C) On their lunch break D) Inside the Apple building
A) In the reception of EMI headquarters B) At the Twickenham soundstage C) Inside the Apple Corps basement D) In the streets and on the flat rooftops of nearby buildings
A) "I've Got a Feeling" B) "One After 909" C) "Get Back" D) "Don't Let Me Down"
A) "Let It Be" B) "Don't Let Me Down" C) "Get Back" D) "Dig a Pony"
A) 30 January B) 28 May C) 15 December D) 31 January
A) Lennon and McCartney B) Harrison and Starr C) Allen Klein and "Magic" Alex D) George Martin and Lindsay-Hogg
A) Olympic Studios B) Apple Studio C) Abbey Road Studios D) EMI Studios
A) 10 March B) 28 May C) 13 May D) 31 January
A) Two tracks B) Zero tracks C) Only one track D) Three tracks
A) "I've Got a Feeling" B) "Get Back" C) "Don't Let Me Down" D) "One After 909"
A) "Teddy Boy" and "I Me Mine" B) "I've Got a Feeling" and "Dig a Pony" C) "Two of Us" and "The Long and Winding Road" D) "Let It Be" and "Across the Universe"
A) "Save the Last Dance for Me" B) "Rocker" C) "All I Want Is You" D) "Teddy Boy"
A) Later versions B) Rooftop versions C) Live television versions D) Earlier versions
A) The same 26 January take that Johns had used B) The 1968 studio take C) The 31 January take D) The rooftop concert take
A) "Rocker" B) "Dig It" C) "Teddy Boy" D) "Save the Last Dance for Me"
A) The Beatles B) The Byrds C) The Drifters D) The Rolling Stones
A) "On Broadway" B) "Up on the Roof" C) "Save the Last Dance for Me" D) "Stand By Me"
A) Starr's B) Lennon's C) Harrison's D) McCartney's
A) Six minutes B) Four minutes C) Two minutes D) Ten minutes
A) Chicago and Detroit B) San Francisco and Seattle C) Buffalo and Boston D) New York and Los Angeles
A) "Magic" Alex Mardas B) Michael Lindsay-Hogg C) Angus McBean D) Mark Lewisohn
A) In the interior stairwell at EMI's Manchester Square headquarters B) At Olympic Studios in Barnes C) In the basement studio at 3 Savile Row D) On the roof of the Apple Corps building
A) Please Please Me B) Abbey Road C) Help! D) Rubber Soul
A) 1967 B) 1969 C) 1970 D) 1963
A) McCartney B) Starr C) Lennon D) Harrison
A) On the cover of the 1967–1970 compilation album B) On the cover of Abbey Road C) On the cover of the 1962–1966 compilation album D) On the cover of the Let It Be album
A) Lennon–McCartney B) Richard Starkey C) George Harrison D) Glyn Johns
A) The early 1960s B) The late 1950s C) The 1968 studio sessions D) The Apple Studio sessions
A) Electronic experimental aesthetic B) Orchestral symphonic aesthetic C) Psychedelic pop aesthetic D) Back-to-the-roots aesthetic
A) Lost the master tapes B) Certified it platinum C) Released it immediately D) Rejected the album
A) December 1969 B) July 1969 C) September 1969 D) March 1969
A) Because Glyn Johns refused to hand over the master tapes B) Because the Beatles had just recorded Abbey Road and wanted to issue that album instead C) Because the television special was cancelled permanently D) Because Angus McBean lost the cover photographs
A) 15 December B) 3 January C) 20 September D) 15 January
A) Allen Klein B) George Martin C) Glyn Johns D) "Magic" Alex Mardas
A) Thirty days B) Ten days C) One day D) Six days
A) September B) July C) March D) December
A) 28 May B) 15 December C) 3 January D) 15 January
A) That the album cover must feature the Please Please Me photo B) That the songs must match those included in the as yet unreleased Get Back film C) That all songs must be produced by George Martin D) That the album must include only rooftop recordings
A) 3 January 1970 and 15 January 1970 B) 10 March 1969 and 28 May 1969 C) 15 December 1969 and 8 January 1970 D) 21 January 1969 and 31 January 1969
A) "Teddy Boy" B) "Across the Universe" C) "I Me Mine" D) "One After 909"
A) "Across the Universe" B) "I Me Mine" C) "Let It Be" D) "Teddy Boy"
A) Because Lennon refused to re-record his vocals B) Because the master tapes were stolen C) Because George Martin preferred the 1968 arrangement D) As the January 1969 rehearsals had not been properly recorded
A) Lennon, McCartney and Harrison B) Harrison, McCartney and Starr C) All four Beatles plus Billy Preston D) Lennon and Starr only
A) 3 January 1970 B) 28 May 1969 C) 31 January 1969 D) 8 January 1970
A) Because John Lennon demanded a new song on the album B) Because George Martin wanted a more polished performance C) Because the original 1968 version was lost D) As it appeared in the film since no multi-track recording had yet been made
A) Next to "Across the Universe" B) To open the album instead of "One After 909" C) Away from "The Long and Winding Road" onto the first side D) To the very end of the second side
A) Awarded it a Grammy B) Released it as Let It Be C) Once again rejected the album D) Sent it to US radio stations
A) John Lennon B) George Harrison C) Paul McCartney D) Peter Brown
A) Marijuana B) Cocaine C) LSD D) Heroin
A) October B) July C) December D) January
A) Michael Lindsay-Hogg's B) Ringo Starr's C) Paul McCartney's D) George Harrison's
A) France B) India C) Germany D) The US
A) Bob Dylan B) Lindsay-Hogg C) Michael Housego D) Peter Brown
A) Brown's B) Starr's C) Lennon's D) McCartney's
A) Bob Dylan's B) Lindsay-Hogg's C) Michael Housego's D) Peter Brown's
A) Bob Dylan B) Peter Brown C) Lindsay-Hogg D) Michael Housego
A) Daily Sketch B) Daily Mail C) Apple Corps D) Daily Express
A) The Times B) Daily Express C) The Guardian D) Daily Sketch
A) Mid-December 1968 B) Mid-October 1968 C) February 1969 D) Early October 1968
A) December 1968 B) January 1969 C) August 1966 D) Mid-October 1968
A) Michael Lindsay-Hogg B) Jonathan Cott C) Denis O'Dell D) Paul McCartney
A) United States B) Liverpool C) South London D) North London
A) Denis O'Dell B) Paul McCartney C) Jonathan Cott D) Michael Lindsay-Hogg
A) Broadcast live on television B) Edited into a short TV documentary promoting the main TV special C) Released as a full-length feature film immediately D) Turned into a double album
A) New Year B) Mid-October C) Christmas D) February
A) 2nd B) 18th C) 19th D) 23rd
A) Tenth B) Twelfth C) Eleventh D) Thirteenth
A) George Martin B) Glyn Johns C) Billy Preston D) Phil Spector
A) Glyn Johns B) George Martin C) Billy Preston D) Phil Spector
A) The drum tracks B) Spector's embellishments C) The rooftop concert tracks D) Billy Preston's keyboard parts
A) 1995 B) 2003 C) 2021 D) 1970
A) London B) New York City C) Liverpool D) Los Angeles
A) Three B) Seven C) Four D) Eleven
A) A sticker sheet B) A poster C) A full colour book D) A postcard set
A) Derek Taylor B) Jonathan Cott C) Ethan Russell D) John Kosh
A) United Artists B) Apple C) Capitol Records D) EMI
A) Rolling Stone B) NME C) Melody Maker D) Billboard
A) Rubber Soul B) Revolver C) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band D) Abbey Road
A) 10 per cent B) 50 per cent C) 33 per cent D) 25 per cent |