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The Beatles Trivia Questions, Part 7
Now you can test your knowledge of The Beatles. A Splendid Time Is Guaranteed For All! 61.) What was the original title of the movie, Help? 62.) In April 1964, The Beatles' achieved an amazing feat? Do you know what it was? 63.) What brand of drums did Ringo play with The Beatles? 64.) Where was the first live Beatles' US concert held? 65.) Who was The Beatles first manager? 66.) Many of The Beatles early albums had tracks they did not write. Can you name the first Beatles' album that was written entirely by them? 67.) Before Paul played bass guitar, which one of the Beatles' did? 68.) It is believed that The Beatles first television appearance was on The Ed Sullivan Show. The appearance on Sullivan was the first time live, but in 1964, they appeared on another show when a short film was shown of The Beatles performing Love Me Do. Can you name the show? 69.) How many days did it take for The Beatles to record their first album? 70.) What was the first Beatles ' song to feature the sitar?
See Below For Answers! The Beatles Trivia Answers, Part 7 61.) Eight Arms To Hold You 62.) The Beatles' had nineteen songs in the top 100, five of which were numbers 1 though 5. On April 4th, 1964, The Beatles accomplished something that will never be equaled. They held the top 5 positions on the singles chart. Can’t Buy Me Love was number 1 for its first of 5 weeks, Twist and Shout was at number 2, She Loves You dropped to number 3, I Want to Hold Your Hand held at number 4 and Please Please Me stayed at number 5. 63.) Ludwig 64.) The Washington Coliseum 65.) Allan Williams 66.) A Hard Day's Night 67.) Stuart Sutcliffe 68.) The Jack Paar Show 69.) One 70.) Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) Copyright © 2000-2022 by John T. Marck. All Rights Reserved. This article and their accompanying pictures, photographs, and line art, may not be resold, reprinted, or redistributed for compensation of any kind without prior written permission from the author. Any lyrics or parts used herein are © Northern Songs. The ®Beatles and ®Apple, are registered trademarks of The Beatles and Apple Corps, Ltd. All Rights Reserved. |