The last time the Fab Four would play together.  The concert  took place atop the roof of the Apple Records headquarters in London January 30, 1969.
The Beatles played just five songs in a 43-minute set, one of which was the above “Don’t Let Me Down” and “Get Back” “I’ve Got a Feeling” “One After 909″ and “Dig A Pony.”
Have a favorite Beatles memory?

Email bill@nwlimited.com or call 503-338-6056

Visit our website at www.nwlimited.com (select “The Beatles” link on the left side of the page to see more)

Links:
The Beatles’ Final Performance Photo Essay at Time
The Beatles presented by NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM (slideshow gallery of our Beatles pieces)
The Beatles Shop our website for framed 45s, pins, tickets, stamps and picture sleeves

“I think you’ll understand.
When I’ll say that something…
I want to hold your hand…

I Want to Hold Your Hand original Parlophone 45, Royal Mail first-day-issue postmark and stamps and original issue NEMS pins #42 of 90 by NW Limited...History in Vogue (SOLD)

And when I touch you I feel happy inside.
It’s such a feeling that my love
I can’t hide, I can’t hide, I can’t hide.

Yeh, you’ve got that something,
I think you’ll understand.

I Want to Hold Your Hand Capitol Records original 45 with Royal Mail first day issue stamps and postmark from Liverpool, England...birthplace of the Beatles. # 6 of 20 by NW Limited...History in Vogue $500 as shown.

When I’ll feel that something
I want to hold your hand,
I want to hold your hand,
I want to hold your hand.”

Links:
The Beatles at NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM

Do you remember what you were doing when you heard your first Beatles song?
The Beatles‘ music evokes clear and significant memories.
Since their arrival The Beatles’ influences have been woven throughout our history, and they promise to be around for generations to come.

What’s your favorite Beatles memory?
We have a terrific selection of them for you to choose from.
Call 503-338-6056 or email bill@nwlimited.com.
To see them, click here:
The Beatles at NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
The Magical Memory Tour, add your Beatles memory
NW Limited’s Beatles gallery- framed, original 45s

A long lost Beatles interview will air on the BBC.
Recorded in 1964, the 44-year-old film features Lennon and McCartney discussing their meeting and songwriting partnership.
Tune in on Tuesday, and again later this week.
Links:
Listen to the BBC
The BBC site, with a clip from the interview
Lost Beatles Tape to Air on BBC

We’re in Las Vegas, setting up for the Fest for Beatles, beginning today, June 29.
It’s rumored that we will be able to post pictures from the Fest for Beatles Fans, featuring NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM!
Guests at the Fest include Pattie Boyd, Donovan, Liverpool, and more…
See you next week (July 6) at Sunday Market…come on by for the ultimate locally handmade souvenir (Dead Reckoning shipwreck chart, Lewis & Clark maps and more).

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Beatles Love and Reunions This Weekend in Vegas!
We’ll be there with sequins on!
Come and see our completely unique, all-original Beatles tributes.

What’s this?

Part of a very exclusive set of three 11″ X 14″ Beatles historic memorabilia; to become the ultimate, the pinnacle of Beatles collectibles.
This trio will command the most prestigious display space in your home, office or business.
Each piece included within, without and on the matting is vintage, original and as near to mint as possible.
44 years have passed since some of these items came into being, but this is BRAND NEW from NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
Custom-built and highest quality frames enclose your one-of-a-kind Beatles tributes. All are preserved in archival and protective manner, and come to you with their own custom-engineered boxes.
Available for $1500: 503-338-6056 or bill@nwlimited.com

I can show you, I can show you…

Rain.  I don’t mind.

Shine, the weather’s fine.

Can you hear me, that when it rains, and shines.

(When it rains and shines.)
It’s just a state of mind.

“Rain” was released in 1966 as the B-side to “Paperback Writer” and has been called The Beatles’ finest B-Side.
Could it also have been the very first music video?
“The inspiration for “Rain” is agreed on by Neil Aspinall, the Beatles’ roadie, and John Lennon. They both described the band’s arrival in Australia, marked by rain and poor weather.^[6] Lennon said, “I’ve never seen rain as hard as that, except in Tahiti”, and later explained that “Rain” was “about people moaning about the weather all the time”.^{[7] ”  (from Wikipedia)}
Backward, or forward, the historic Beatles song “Rain” as presented by NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM can be yours for $500.  Available now.
bill@nwlimited or 503-338-6056