It was 44 Years Ago Today..
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It was 44 Years Ago Today..
..Mr. Sullivan told the band to play.
And a 6 1/2 year-old kid in his pj's had his little world rocked..literally.
February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.
And a 6 1/2 year-old kid in his pj's had his little world rocked..literally.
February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.
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Re: It was 44 Years Ago Today..
No... I'm pretty sure that December 1963 was "Oh, What a Night".T_Bone0806 wrote:February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.

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Re: It was 44 Years Ago Today..
Hmm..late December back in '63...probably wasn't much of a night for me...I had an early bedtime. Then again, maybe it was Christmas...waitaminnit, let me think...6 years old...nope, that was during the "coal in my stocking years"...NellyLunatic1980 wrote:No... I'm pretty sure that December 1963 was "Oh, What a Night".T_Bone0806 wrote:February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.
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Re: It was 44 Years Ago Today..
And so began the greatest television minutes in the history of the electron.T_Bone0806 wrote:..Mr. Sullivan told the band to play.

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Re: It was 44 Years Ago Today..
I was 12. I thought they were terrible and had some of the most insipid lyrics I'd ever heard.T_Bone0806 wrote:..Mr. Sullivan told the band to play.
And a 6 1/2 year-old kid in his pj's had his little world rocked..literally.
February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.
And happy birthday to another insightful 12-year-old.
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Re: It was 44 Years Ago Today..
Oh well. Just goes to show that anyone can be wrong at least once in their lives.Bob Juch wrote:I was 12. I thought they were terrible and had some of the most insipid lyrics I'd ever heard.T_Bone0806 wrote:..Mr. Sullivan told the band to play.
And a 6 1/2 year-old kid in his pj's had his little world rocked..literally.
February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.

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No, I still this those lyrics are insipid. Their later efforts were much better.T_Bone0806 wrote:Oh well. Just goes to show that anyone can be wrong at least once in their lives.Bob Juch wrote:I was 12. I thought they were terrible and had some of the most insipid lyrics I'd ever heard.T_Bone0806 wrote:..Mr. Sullivan told the band to play.
And a 6 1/2 year-old kid in his pj's had his little world rocked..literally.
February 9, 1964--the Beatles are introduced to America on the Ed Sullivan show.
Oh what a night.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
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Re: It was 44 Years Ago Today..
Those insipid lyrics didn't last long. Other than Dylan, who else was writing lyrics any more intelligent? And Dylan hadn't yet crossed over from folk to pop/rock. Anyway, I'll take those lyrics as long as they're attached to those wonderful melodies and harmonies. But to each his own.Bob Juch wrote:No, I still this those lyrics are insipid. Their later efforts were much better.T_Bone0806 wrote:Oh well. Just goes to show that anyone can be wrong at least once in their lives.Bob Juch wrote: I was 12. I thought they were terrible and had some of the most insipid lyrics I'd ever heard.
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