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August ’64- The Beatles First US Tour
After the frenzy of "Sullivan," the Beatles returned to America for their first tour. It was eye - and ear- opening for them.
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After the frenzy of "Sullivan," the Beatles returned to America for their first tour. It was eye - and ear- opening for them.
On the cusp of their breakthrough, The Beatles took an interest in a black group from their hometown. Here's the story.
Debbie Gendler of NJ was among the earliest of Beatles fans. Her devotion (and persistence) paid off with access that any teen would envy.
We focus on the night of Feb. 9, 1964 when The Beatles did "Sullivan." But what were the following weeks in America like for them?
Our friend Ken Womack has written the definitive book on Mal Evans, who kept the Beatles on track. In more ways than one.