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What is the name of the song before I Should Have Known Better in the 1964 Beatles movie, A Hard Days Night?

Sep 08, 2009 by kneekahloo | Posted in Movies

In a Hard Days Night (1964) near the end of the movie the Beatles are playing on a stage in front of a pretty big crowd inside. They play a really good song that I don't know the name of and afterwards they play I Should Have Known Better. What is the

I believe it's "Tell Me Why."

Tell me why
You cried, and
why you lied to me

Well, here's a better job:

http://beatleslyrics.tripod.com/ahdn.htm #06

As I look at the

Panama Joe | Sep 08, 2009

The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night - Original long trailer

The original long US trailer for the Beatles' 1964 film "A Hard Day's Night".

Beatles-A Hard Days Night Outtakes 1964

outtakes

Beatles sculpture marks relaxing Ozarks stop in 1964

19.09.11

WALNUT RIDGE, AR (KAIT) – In September of 1964, the Beatles landed at the Walnut Ridge Regional Airport for a few days of relaxation in Alton, Missouri. The trip was supposed to be quick and secret, but it didn't take long for residents to realize who had come to town.

"On September 18th, they played in Dallas, Texas. After they finished that up, they had a couple of days off. Obviously, it had been a long stressful tour. They needed a couple of days," said Brett Cooper, Vice President of College Relations at Williams Baptist University. "They intended to come in very secretly and leave very secretly, but word got out."

Cooper, a member of the Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce's Tourism Committee, said the Beatles was flown to Walnut Ridge by a man who owned a ranch in Alton. Two employees of a local dairy shop spotted members of the Beatles after the plane landed in Walnut Ridge.

"They got there to see John, Paul, Ringo and George get off the plane. Word got out after that. Obviously that the Beatles were around," said Cooper.

Source: KAIT

A Hard Days Night 1964 - Bookshelf


A Hard day's night, original screenplay
100 pages 		A Hard day's night, original screenplay

Creator: Alun Owen, Richard Lester | 1964
Fifty classic British films, 1932-1982, a pictorial record
152 pages 		Fifty classic British films, 1932-1982, a pictorial record

Creator: Anthony Slide | Performing Arts - 1985
A HARD DAY'S NIGHT Produced hy Walter Shenson for Proscenium Films; Associate Producer: Denis O'DelL Released 1964, United Artists (UK, US). 85 minutes. ...
Publisher: Dover Pubns

A Hard Days Night 1964 - News


JACK'S MUSIC: The Beatles, Beach Boys and Four Seasons wrote the soundtrack ...
Keyser Mineral Daily News Tribune - Dec 31, 1969
Let us revisit the period of 1964 to 1966 when these three groups placed one great record after another on the charts. For example, let us take the summer of 1964: We had "Rag Doll," "A Hard Day's Night" and "I Get Around" in the top ten at the same

Unreleased Beatles Hard Day's Night Photos To Be Auctioned (A Top Story)
antiMUSIC.com - Dec 31, 1969
The photos – which include 20 black and white images – were shot in 1964 in London, while John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison filmed their movie A Hard Day's Night. Studio props manager Peter Allchorne shot the photos,

Mad Men: Rejecting Advertising, Or, Don Draper Meets Acid Rock, Pop Buddhism ...
Huffington Post - Dec 31, 1969
A Hard Day's Night, which came out in 1964, marked the height of the Beatlemania phase of the Beatles' wild ride to Sixties preeminence. The film's loose style and effortless cool epitomized the idea of "Swinging London." Will Don get it?

Luminous Black-and-White Photographs of The Beatles, 1964-1966
The Atlantic - Dec 31, 1969
Luminous Black-and-White Photographs of The Beatles, 1964-1966 From their first visit to the US, complete with New York hysteria, to their adventures on the set of A Hard Day's Night to their famous appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, Benson was there to capture it all, even the impact of Lennon's controversial

Lennon book plates make £4800
Rutland and Stamford Mercury - Dec 31, 1969
A call sheet from the film A Hard Day's Night signed by all four band members and Spinetti, who played the TV director, was bought for £3600 and a signed in-flight menu ahead of filming abroad for the film Help was snapped up for £6000.