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“IT WAS RECORD-SHATTERING, PRECEDENT-SETTING, GROUNDBREAKING, EARTH-SHAKING, AND MONEYMAKING. The Beatles’ 1964 tour of North America would turn the entertainment business on its ear and forever change the landscape of the concert touring industry. Perhaps no musical act before or since will ever rival the Beatles on their incredible groundbreaking...

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Over the next few weeks we're celebrating the tour's sixtieth anniversary. With special photographs, memorabilia, and stories from the band's frenzied travels, we'll be following them as havoc ensues in every city they land, in as they mesmerise the North American continent. #beatlesamerica @johnlennon @PaulMcCartney @GeorgeHarrison @ringostarrmusic

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Rob Smithvor 2 Jahren

Can we just have ‘Rubber Soul’ please 🙏

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Jeffvor 2 Jahren

A Get Back style remake by Peter Jackson of the documentary The Beatles First U.S. Visit would be a worthwhile project.

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ERipepivor 2 Jahren

Pleeeaase take me back there!

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Karen McLennonvor 2 Jahren

I so wish I could time travel back ❤️

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Lautaro.Bleisenvor 2 Jahren

Blessed are those who were able to live this, they were here!♥️

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Howard Foxvor 2 Jahren

What about a new live LP?

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St Domingovor 2 Jahren

Scousers 💪🏻💪🏻

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Sally Kohorstvor 2 Jahren

Wonderful to remember on t.v. and in the papers all the joy they brought us.

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