Demountable Camper By Ranger | Campers 4 Auction

I am delighted to have found my horses sire on here after searching for several months to get a pic. Robe earl is stunning. My horse is Dringeen Lad and he is a dun stallion 5 years old whom we bought at the end of 2009. we have since had him licenced as a clas 1. we are based in Lancashire England.

My parents got ranger tickets from this auction and it turns out they're right behind where Nolan Ryan sits!!! #imdying

09/11/1960 – SUN – 5:00pm until 1:20am 09/12/1960) The Beatles perform at The Indra Club, 58 Grosse Freiheit, Hamburg, Germany. Show times were: 5:00pm-6:00pm, 6:30pm-7:30pm, 8:00pm-9:00pm, 9:30-10:30pm, 11:00pm-12:00pm, and 12:30am-1:30am.

09/11/1961 – MON – The Beatles perform a lunchtime show at The Cavern Club, Mathew Street, Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

09/11/1962 – TUE – (Date approx.) George Harrison and John Lennon accept delivery of two Gibson J-160e electric guitars they had previously ordered from Rushworth's for £161.05 each. Brian Epstein pays off John's guitar on 06/27/1963.

09/11/1962 – TUE – 5:00pm-6:45pm – Abbey Road Studios, London, Studio 2. Recording: P.S. I Love You (takes 1-10); Love Me Do [second re-make] (takes 1-18); Please Please Me (takes unknown). Mono mixing: “P.S. I Love You” (from take 10); “Love Me Do” (from take 18). Producer: Ron Richards; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: unknown. End of sessions for the first single. Andy White on drums (a Ludwig oyster black pearl kit) on all three tracks. One of this recording session's takes of “Please Please Me” is included on the album The Beatles Anthology 1 (Disc 1, Track 24).

09/11/1962 – TUE – To celebrate the completion of recording of the first single, The Beatles and George Martin go out to a London steak house called Swiss Cottage.

09/11/1962 – TUE – Joe Brown and The Bruvvers play both an afternoon and evening session at The Cavern Club in Liverpool. Also appearing on the evening bill are Gerry and The Pacemakers and The Merseybeats.

09/11/1963 – WED – 2:30pm-6:00pm – The Beatles are in Abbey Road Studios Studio 2 recording: I Wanna Be Your Man (take 1); Little Child (takes 1-2); All I've Got To Do (takes 1-15). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: Richard Langham.

09/11/1963 – WED – 7:00pm-10:15pm – The Beatles are in Abbey Road Studios Studio 2. Recording: Not A Second Time (takes 1-9); Don't Bother Me (takes 1-7). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Norman Smith; 2nd Engineer: Richard Langham.

09/11/1964 – FRI – UK release of Peter and Gordon single I Don't Want to See You Again/”I Would Buy” (Columbia DB 7356). The “A side” song, credited to Lennon/McCartney, is written by Paul McCartney. The single fails to chart in the UK. It is released in the US ten days later backed by “I Would Buy You Presents” (Capitol), where it reaches no. 16 on the Billboard singles chart.

09/11/1964 – FRI – After two days waiting for Hurricane Dora to pass, The Beatles fly from Key West, Florida to Jacksonville for that evening's show. They are supposed to stay at The Hotel George Washington at the corner of Adams and Julia Streets, but there is a mix-up in the reservations, and they end up staying in their trailer next to The Gator Bowl.

They do hold a press conference at The Hotel George Washington, and then two dozen policemen battle about 500 Beatles fans for 15 minutes in the hotel's parking garage trying to get the band out of the elevator and into their limousine. Eventually the police drove through the crowds with motorcycles, transfer the group to their trailer at the Gator Bowl by 7:15

09/11/1964 – FRI – 8:30pm – The Beatles perform at The Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, Florida. At first The Beatles refuse to perform until newsreel and television cameramen have left the arena, but the cameramen refuse to leave. Eventually Derek Taylor steps to the microphone in shirt-sleeves and issues an ultimatum. “The Beatles are 100 feet away, They came thousands of miles to be here. The only thing preventing their appearance is cine cameramen.” After that police officers physically restrain eight cameramen, cover their camera lenses with their hands, and lead them from the performance area.

Unfortunately, due to the extensive damage that had been caused in the area by Hurricane “Dora”, 9,000 of the 32,000 fans who had purchased tickets for The Beatles' concert were unable to make it to the show. The concert runs smoothly despite a strong wind. The Beatles' hair is whipped, and Ringo Starr's drums have to be nailed to the stage.

Songs performed are Twist and Shout, You Can't Do That, All My Loving, She Loves You, Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Can't Buy Me Love, If I Fell, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Boys, A Hard Day's Night, and Long Tall Sally. The supporting acts are The Bill Black Combo, Clarence “Frogman” Henry, The Exciters, and Jackie DeShannon. When the 1964 US tour dates were first released, this concert location had not been finalized between this venue and The Coliseum.

09/11/1964 – FRI – George Harrison's own publishing company, “Mornyork Ltd.”, later known as Harrisongs, is formed.

09/11/1964 – FRI – Release of The Moody Blues first single Lose Your Money/Steal Your Heart Away (Decca F 11971).

09/11/1964 – FRI – UK single release: “One Way Love”/”Slow Down” (Parlophone R5173) first single by Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers since Brian Epstein had become their manager. The single will top out at #9 on the British charts.

09/11/1965 – SAT – The Beatles' LP Help! starts it's fifth week at the top of the British album charts. In The US, the American version tops the American Billboard album charts for the first of nine weeks, and the single by the same title, Help! is #1 for the second week in a row.

09/11/1965 – SAT – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison return to Liverpool to visit relatives for a few days. Ringo Starr remains in London because his wife Maureen is due to deliver their first child any day.

09/11/1967 – MON – 10:45am – Participants in the first day of filming for Magical Mystery Tour, including Paul McCartney, gather at Allsop Place in London, England. They have litle to do, as the tour bus still needs it's distinctive paint job. Paul walks to the nearby Baker Street tube stop and has a cup of tea in the canteen at street level. He then walked down to Soho with Mal Evans to find uniforms-style clothing for the driver and courier.

09/11/1967 – MON – 12:45am – The Magical Mystery Tour bus leaves from Allsop Place, London two hours late. The bus heads into the West Country, with Paul McCartnay the only Beatle on board. The first stop is at Virginia Water, Surrey, to pick up John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. During the day filming proceeds inside the bus and at the day's lunch stop, The Pied Piper Restaurant in Basingstoke, Hampshire. Late in the evening, the bus stops for the night in Teignmouth, Devon (183 miles from London). Four hundred fans, who'd gotten wind of The Beatles' plans, greet them at their hotel, the Royal Hotel. Later, Paul conducts a spur-of-the-moment press conference, making vague comments about The Beatles' vague filming plans. Paul, John, Neil Aspinall, and technical director Peter Theobalds meet to roughly define what they hope to accomplish the next day.

09/11/1967 – MON – The Beatle single All You Need Is Love (Capitol) is certified gold by The RIAA for sales of 500,000 units.

09/11/1967 – MON – Date of the scheduled end of Brian Epstein's stay at the Waldorf Towers, New York, during his planned trip to North America. (The alternative was 12 September).

09/11/1968 – WED – Hey Jude first reaches the top of the British singles charts. EMI announces the song has already sold more than two million copies around the world.

09/11/1968 – WED – 7:00pm – (Until 3:30am 09/12/1968) Abbey Road Studios Studio 2. Recording of Glass Onion (takes 1-34). Take 33 is marked “best”. Producer: Chris Thomas; Engineer: Ken Scott; 2nd Engineer: John Smith.

09/11/1969 – THU – 2:30pm-5:30pm – Abbey Road Studio 3 (control room only). Stereo mixing (remixes 1-3, from take 4) and tape copying (of stereo remixes 1-3) of What's The New Mary Jane. Producer: Malcolm Davies; Engineer: Tony Clark; 2nd Engineer: Chris Blair. Copies for John Lennon, to refresh his memory, in case he wants to release it as a Plastic Ono Band single.

09/11/1969 – THU – End of Ringo Starr's stay for observation at the Middlesex Hospital, London.

09/11/1970 – FRI – US release of Billy Preston LP “Encouraging Words” (Apple ST-3370). George Harrison co-wrote and played guitar and synthesizer on “Sing One For The Lord”, played guitar on his own songs All Things Must Pass and My Sweet Lord, as well as “Encouraging Words”, and “I Don't Want To Pretend”. George also played guitar and sang backing vocals on “Right Now”; and sang backing vocals on “Use What You Got”. Billy also includes the Lennon/McCartney song I've Got A Feeling on this album.

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