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McCartney Productions Ltd. open New York office

February 1971

The case for the dissolution of the Beatles & Co opens in London High Court

Jan 19, 1971

Paul McCartney purchases more land in Scotland

Jan 09, 1971

Paul McCartney files a lawsuit against the other three Beatles

Dec 31, 1970

Melody Maker reports The Beatles are looking for a new bassist

Dec 26, 1970

Paul McCartney places a full-page ad in New Musical Express

End of December 1970

Paul McCartney and George Harrison meet

Early December 1970

Paul McCartney acquires Low Ranachan Farm

December 1970 ?

Paul & family dressed up for Halloween

Oct 31, 1970

Paul McCartney holds secret auditions for a guitar player

October 9 to 11, 1970

Paul McCartney holds secret auditions for a drummer

Oct 08, 1970

Paul and Linda McCartney travel to New York to record “RAM”

October 1-7, 1970

Paul McCartney is offered a role in the film “The Second Coming Of Suzanne”

September 1970

John Lennon and Paul McCartney issue a writ to retrieve Northern Songs monies

September 1, 1970

Beatles documentary “The Long And Winding Road” announced

August 1970

ATV restructuring

August 1970

Lee Eastman asks for The Beatles to be dissolved

Jun 15, 1970

US launch of the “Let It Be” film

May 28, 1970

UK premiere of the “Let It Be” film

May 20, 1970

First public screening of the “Let It Be” Film

May 18, 1970

“Get Back” gets an Ivor Novello award

May 10, 1970

John Lennon and Paul McCartney win five BMI Awards

May 1970

“Let It Be” film is officially announced

Apr 23, 1970

“Maybe I’m Amazed” promotional video broadcast

Apr 19, 1970

Paul McCartney writes to Allen Klein about “The Long And Winding Road”

Apr 14, 1970

Paul and Linda McCartney go and live in Scotland for a few months

April 10 to August 1970

Newspapers announce that Paul McCartney has quit the Beatles

Apr 10, 1970

The “McCartney” press kit is sent to UK press

Apr 09, 1970

McCartney Productions Ltd. acquires the film rights for Rupert the Bear

Apr 07, 1970

Paul McCartney receives a letter from John Lennon and George Harrison confirming the delay of his album

Mar 31, 1970

Paul McCartney finds out the release of “McCartney” is postponed

Mar 25, 1970

“Let It Be” video clip shown on Top Of The Pops

Mar 05, 1970

Designing the packaging for “McCartney”

March 1970 ?

George Martin and Geoff Emerick win NME Awards

Feb 28, 1970

Paul McCartney lodges a complaint against fans

February 1970

Paul McCartney acquires Low Park Farm in Scotland

Jan 14, 1970

New years eve party at Ringo’s

Dec 31, 1969

Rooftop “Get Back” video clip broadcast in color in the UK

Dec 25, 1969

Paul and Linda McCartney on holiday in Antigua

Mid-December 1969

The Beatles reject offers to perform live

December 1969

Paul and Linda McCartney retreat in Scotland

October 22 to December 1969

The “Get Back” documentary turns into the “Let It Be” film

Late October 1969

Paul and Linda attend the opening night of Mary Hopkin’s cabaret season in London

Oct 13, 1969

The “Paul Is Dead” conspiracy theory is growing

October 1969

Paul McCartney receives a cablegram to form supergroup with Jimi Hendrix, Miles Davis and Tony Williams

Late October 1969

Paul and Linda McCartney at the UK premiere of “Midnight Cowboy”

Sep 25, 1969

US radio WKBW broadcasts the “Get Back” LP

Sep 20, 1969

John Lennon tells the other Beatles he’s leaving the band

Sep 20, 1969

Maclen Ltd launches legal proceedings against Northern Songs Ltd

Sep 16, 1969

Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison discuss the future of The Beatles

Sep 08, 1969