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Tuesday, December 27, 1960

Liverpool

Concert • By The Beatles • Part of the 1960 Liverpool Area Concerts

Last updated on November 21, 2020


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Location

  • Location: Litherland Town Hall

Timeline

It’s funny, the memories that come into your head. I think that was when I was doing ‘Are You Lonesome Tonight?’ In the middle of the record, Elvis delivers this little soliloquy – “They say the world’s a stage…” So I tried this at Litherland. I glanced at the rest of the band and they were peeing themselves. That was the last time I did that number! I think we were advertised in the Liverpool Echo as “Direct from Hamburg!” – so the kids in the audience thought we were Germans. We had our hair forward, our leather jackets on, we looked different… They were quite surprised when we started talking Liverpool English.

Paul McCartney, in UNCUT interview, January 2021

Litherland Town Hall

This was the 1st concert played at Litherland Town Hall.

A total of 20 concerts have been played there • 1960Dec 271961Jan 5Jan 26Feb 2Feb 14 (Evening)Feb 16 (Evening)Feb 21 (Evening)Feb 28 (Evening)Mar 2Jul 17 (Evening)Jul 24Jul 31 (Evening)Aug 7Sep 7 (Evening)Sep 14Sep 21 (Evening)Sep 28Oct 19Oct 31Nov 9 (Evening)


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Paul McCartney writing

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