What were the names of John Lennon’s first band and Pete Best’s first band?

EMI studios other than Abbey Road where the Beatles recorded

What song appears on both Ringo’s first album and Paul’s latest album?

Within a month of the group’s final appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, a female parody group featuring three cast members of a hot first-year CBS comedy show appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show to promote their upcoming appearance on their own show.

Today’s trivia questions deal with the Beatles Mardi Gras connection.

February 14 marks the 48th anniversary of the Beatles first full day in Miami Beach at the Deauville Hotel. Speaking of the Deauville, Beatles author/historian Bruce Spizer was at the Deauville a few weeks ago taping an episode for the PBS program “History Detectives.”

At approximately 1:20 p.m. on February 7, the jetliner carrying the Beatles from London to New York landed at the newly-named Kennedy International Airport.

Which Beatles song is heard at the beginning of the last Monkees’ TV episode? REVEAL THE ANSWER In the last episode of “The Monkees” TV series, “The Frodis Caper” (also known as “Mijacgeo”), the Monkees wake up to the opening of “Good Morning Good Morning” played on a record player that is part of an…

Which Monkee throws a dart at a picture of the Beatles?

What songwriting team for the Monkees had one of their songs recorded by the Beatles?

Two songs recorded by the Monkees have Beatles references

Which two hit singles by the Monkees were influenced musically by Paperback Writer

Where did George get the words “Yesterday, today was tomorrow/And tomorrow, today will be yesterday” from?

Christmas Beatles Trivia: Beginning in 1963, the Beatles started a holiday tradition of recording Christmas messages for their fans.

Comic book covers that inspired the song

First Beatles album to feature three songs with George

First American television broadcast to show the Beatles? Hint: It’s not the Sullivan show.

Songs released in other parts of the world prior to release in the U.K. on Parlophone.

The number 9 followed John Lennon from his birth to his death.

Lennon-McCartney songs given to other artists that were also recorded by the Beatles