披頭四 1967 年七橡樹奇遇記：拍攝、歌迷和隱藏歌詞

In 1967, the world-famous band The Beatles visited Sevenoaks, a quiet town in Kent, England. Their arrival was a big event because The Beatles were the most popular band in the world at the time. They came to Sevenoaks to film promotional videos for their songs 'Strawberry Fields Forever' and 'Penny Lane. ' These videos were among the first pop music videos ever made, making their visit a significant moment in music history. The filming took place over three days in January and February, mostly in Knole Park, a large and beautiful park in the town. The Beatles also spent time shopping and exploring Sevenoaks, which caused a lot of excitement among the local people, especially children.

Ian Hooper, who created the website The Beatles In Kent, believes this visit was an important part of social history. He now leads guided walks around Sevenoaks, showing fans the places where The Beatles filmed and visited. According to Mr Hooper, the filming for 'Strawberry Fields Forever' happened on what is now the golf course at Knole Park. There was a special tree used in the video, but today it is only a stump. Even though the tree is gone, the memory of The Beatles' visit remains strong in the town. When the band arrived, news spread quickly, and soon many children from the nearby Sevenoaks School came to see them. Some girls even skipped school just to catch a glimpse of their idols.

At that time, The Beatles had stopped touring and were spending more time in the studio. Their manager, Brian Epstein, wanted to remind the world that The Beatles were still making great music, so he planned a big promotion for their new double A-side single. During the filming for 'Penny Lane,' the band rode horses through a stone arch and had tea by a pond. John Lennon found a Victorian circus poster in an antiques shop, which inspired the lyrics for 'For The Benefit of Mr Kite. ' Lennon often got ideas for his songs from things he read or saw, and this poster was no exception. The Beatles' visit to Sevenoaks is still remembered fondly by locals and fans, and the town remains a special place in the history of popular music.