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OTD 16MAY1966 The #Beatles were at Studio Two, EMI Studios mixing and assembling master tapes for their ‘Revolver’ album. Paul overdubbed his lead vocals onto his song ‘For No One’. Below is Jane Asher in scenes from the film 'Deep End' (1970). #TheBeatles

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