| Hint | Answer |
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| A- This song from 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' was originally banned from broadcast by the BBC for a supposed drug reference in the line 'I'd love to turn you on' | |
| B- Longtime manager of the group | |
| C- Club in their hometown where they were 'discovered' | |
| D- Record Label who famously turned down the group for a recording contract | |
| E- The show they appeared on that launched the 'British Invasion' | |
| F- Last name of the actress said to have partly inspired 'Sexy Sadie' | |
| G- Where did John and Yoko wed in 1969? | |
| H- The word 'Beatles' is never mentioned in this 1964 movie starring the group | |
| I- Country the group travelled to for instruction in transcendental meditation | |
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| J- John's firstborn son's name | |
| K- This rhythm and blues song, named after a city in the USA, was used as the first portion of a 2-part medley on 'Beatles for Sale.' | |
| L- English city where the boys grew up | |
| M- Paul's beloved dog, who inspired a 1968 song from 'The White Album' | |
| N- This song first appeared on the 1965 album 'Rubber Soul.' It was the first example of a rock band using the sitar in one of its songs. | |
| O- Middle name that John adopted in 1969 | |
| P- George's first wife | |
| Q- Earlier group John helped form | |
| R- Ringo's birth name | |
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| S- The original bass player | |
| T- This final track from 'Revolver' got its name from one of Ringo's famous 'Ringoisms' | |
| U- On the album cover for 'Beatles '65,' the men are holding this accessory | |
| V- Paul, George, and Ringo all adopted this healthy eating lifestyle in their lives | |
| W- John's middle name, given at birth | |
| X- One of the 26 instruments that George played | |
| Y- He was a spiritual advisor to the band, starting in 1967 | |
| Z- Ringo's firstborn child, with Maureen Cox | |
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