The Beatles with Ed Sullivan, NYC, 1964

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By Ken Regan

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Legendary television host Ed Sullivan greets The Beatles prior to their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964.

"The historic impact of their first visit couldn't be predicted. The Beatles basically reinvented rock culture as we'd known it." - Ken Regan.

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