"How do you do it?" never released by band
A song written by an Island resident could have been the Beatles' first number one hit - according to late record producer George Martin.
The 'fifth Beatle' - famous for his work with the Liverpool outfit - died last week at the age of 90.
In an archived interview, he said he wanted the band's first big hit to be 'How Do You Do It'; a track penned by Mitch Murray.
However, Martin revealed the band felt it didn't fit their style:
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