I was bought up in the 1960s so although I was there I don’t remember a lot about the Beatles – I was too young.
But even now after over 50 years if a Beatles song comes on the radio or TV I can pretty much sing along with the lyrics.
I remember hearing them, some of my favourites are:
Love me do
Help
Can’t buy me love
Hey Jude
Eight days a week
There are others but I’m useless at remembering names of songs!
I loved their harmony, I loved their funny ways, I loved their experimental music as they evolved.
I’m just watching the Ron Howard documentary about them and it’s bringing a few memories back but as I say because I was a child I missed anything about them on late night TV so I’m learning a lot from the documentary.
Mallaband-Brown 
The Beatles will never fad from my memory. In 1965 -1966 I was working in a small inner city grocery store. My boss had a band and was the lead singer. He was always singing songs of the Beatles – one in particular was Penny Lane. He used to call me ‘Birdie Girl’. Those were the days, never forgotten 🙂
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I wish I had been a bit older so I could remember more. I do remember listening to a DJ on the radio playing their songs. (along with “these boots are made for walking” sung by Nancy Sinatra
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!962 I was 12 years of age on an overnight school trip from Christchruch to Wellington. While in Wellington we were transported around in a bus and I will always remember Nancy Santra on the radio singing ‘these boots were made for walking’, and the other song was ‘Walk Right In, sit right down, baby let your hair hang down’, am not sure of the artist .
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Good memories. I was two, I just remembered Jimmy young was the DJ. So long ago
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I was born in 1959 so I was a bit young but I still remember them. Today is the 49th anniversary of their break up
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I’m slightly younger than that. And yes I remember them breaking up.
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