The British Broadcasting Corporation has unearthed a rare interview of two Beatles on the cusp of worldwide mania.
The film footage contained an interview with Paul McCartney and John Lennon reminiscing about the day they met a long, long time ago in Liverpool.
The film sat for forty four years in a garage in London until film fan Richard Jeffs uncovered the footnote to pop culture.
While most of the footage filmed in a Scottish film studio in April 1964 is beyond repair, audio experts were able to salvage a portion of the interview.
On the tape Lennon revealed how he was playing a local skiffle band when Mac, also a fan of the skiffle beat, intro’ed himself.
They then formed The Quarrymen (with George Harrison) and the rest — as they say — is history.