Timeline
Single Mar 20, 1964 • "Can't Buy Me Love / You Can't Do That (UK)" by The Beatles released in the UK
Article Mar 23, 1964 • John Lennon's "In His Own Write" book published, with introduction by Paul McCartney
Article Mar 23, 1964 • The Beatles win four Ivor Novello Awards
Article Mar 23, 1964 • Filming "A Hard Day's Night" • Day 16
Article Mar 24, 1964 • Filming "A Hard Day's Night" • Day 17
Related songs
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Officially appears on She Loves You / I'll Get You
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Officially appears on With the Beatles (Mono)
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Officially appears on I Want To Hold Your Hand / This Boy
Related articles
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The Beatles to receive MBEs – announcement
Jun 11, 1965
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The Beatles win three Ivor Novello awards
Jul 12, 1966
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The Beatles win two Ivor Novello awards
Mar 23, 1967
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“Hey Jude” wins an Ivor Novello award
May 22, 1969
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George Martin and Geoff Emerick win NME Awards
Feb 28, 1970
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“Get Back” gets an Ivor Novello award
May 10, 1970
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“Let It Be” gets a Grammy Award
Mar 16, 1971
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The Beatles win an Oscar for “Let It Be”
Apr 15, 1971
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Wings wins the Best Live Show award
Feb 03, 1977
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Feb 27, 1980
At the 9th Ivor Novello Awards, The Beatles received fours awards, including “The Most Broadcast Work of the Year” for “She Loves You” and “The ‘A’ Side of the Record Issued in 1963 Which Achieved the Highest Certified British Sales” for the same track (they were also nominated with “I Want To Hold Your Hand” for this award). They also won “The Year’s Outstanding Song” awards for “All My Loving.”
Additionally, they were honoured with the “Special Award for Outstanding Services to British Music,” alongside their manager Brian Epstein and producer George Martin.
