article_snippet.sent: The Beatles on pianos in Studio 1 in 1967.
article_snippet.sent: John Lennon (left), Ringo Starr (middle) and Paul McCartney (right) play while George Harrison sits in the background .
article_snippet.sent: Abbey Road studios hosted the world's first live global broadcast - from none other than The Beatles - as well as playing a role in the invention of stereo by EMI engineer Alan Blumlein.
article_snippet.sent: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and John Lennon (left) arrive at Abbey Road studios for the recording of All You Need is Love on 24th June 1967.
article_snippet.sent: The image, shot by Iain Macmillan, shows John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr walking over the crossing.
article_snippet.sent: The cast of West End Beatles show
article_snippet.sent: Let The cast of West End Beatles show Be (pictured) celebrated the 45th anniversary of The Beatles at Abbey Road last August .
article_snippet.sent: Ringo Starr and George Harrison from The Beatles arrive at Abbey Road studios in November 1966.
article_snippet.sent: In June 1962 The Beatles made The Beatles first recording there in what was the start of an artistic collaboration that would last until 1970 when the group split.
article_snippet.sent: Five years after recording there for the first time,history was made when a worldwide satellite television link-uip was broadcast from the studio of The Beatles performing All You Need is Love live.
highlights_snippet.sent: Includes archived Beatles photos and music videos of stars at Studio 1 .
  