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Tag Archives: Ed Sullivan
The Beatles and Disney — What a Combo!
I’ve been Disney fan since I donned a Davy Crockett buckskin jacket and coonskin cap when I was 3 years old, and I’ve been a fan of The Beatles since February, 1964. It’s amazing to me, though, the number of … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbbey Road Studios, Beatlefan, Bill King, Disney Channel, Disney+, Ed Sullivan, George Harrison, If These Walls Could Sing, John Lennon, Mary McCartney, Now and Then The Last Beatles Song, Patrick McGoohan, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Ringo Starr: Going Home, Sir Peter Jackson, Something New, Something New: The Beatlefan Blog, The Beatles, The Beatles Get Back, The Making of Sgt. pepper
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February, 1964: A Revelation
Beatlefan reader Connie Colvin looks back 55 years at her first reaction to The Beatles. You might say that The Beatles snuck up on me, stealthily, to steal my heart. I do remember seeing the little film of them on … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed Sullivan, February 1964, George Harrison, John Lennon, murray the k, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, The Beatles
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The Sunday Night That Changed My World
This memoir by Bill King originally was published in Beatlefan #87, February 1994. A slightly reworked version of it serves as the foreword in Al Sussman’s new book “Changin’ Times: 101 Days That Shaped a Generation.” … There was something … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Sussman, American Bandstand, Beatlefan, Beatlemania, Beaver Cleaver, Beverly Hillbillies, Big Daddy Ed Roth, Bill King, Burke's Law, CBS, Changin' Times, Christine Keeler, Doctor Kildare, Ed Sullivan, Elvis, Fab Four, G.I. Joe, Hootenanny, Jimmy Hoffa, Marshal Dillon, My Favorite Martian, Opie Taylor, Patty Duke, Pebbles Flintstone, Rat Fink, Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, Swamp Fox, The Beatles, The Fugitive, Three Stooges, Walt Disney, Wizard of Oz
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The Beatles Saved Him From Being a Nerd
Marc Catone writes about how the arrival of The Beatles in America 50 years ago had a transformative effect on his young life. Picture a 13-year-old boy in early 1964. His hair contains a thick layer of the world’s worst … Continue reading
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Tagged 1964, all my loving, Beatlemania, cousin brucie, Ed Sullivan, george, harry harrison, i want to hold your hand, Jack Paar, JFK airport, john, Marc Catone, murray the k, nerd, paul, ringo, she loves you, The Beatles, wabc, wins, wmca
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE: A Tribute to Ed Sullivan
Here, as the first in a series of posts that we’ll have marking the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ U.S. debut, is an essay by Bill King on the man who made it possible for 73 million Americans to get … Continue reading
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Tagged 50th anniversary, Beatlefan, Beatles, Bill King, CBS, Ed Sullivan, Ed Sullivan Show, Fab Four, Toast of the Town
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