Col. Tom Parker, Elvis Presley's manager.
Prior to their second appearance on the show (from Miami), Richard Rodgers (of Rodgers and Hammerstein fame) sent them congratulations.
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Sir Joseph ("Sir Joe") Lockwood was in charge of EMI, during the Beatles years.
No, the Beatles never played at the Peppermint Lounge. John, Paul and Ringo visited the Peppermint Lounge during the Beatles first visit to New York, shortly after appearing on the Ed Sullivan Show. There, they had a few drinks and Ringo danced with other patrons. John brought his first wife, Cynthia. George apparently did not attend as he was still nursing a sore throat and because he wanted to spend time with his sister, Louise, who was visiting him in New York.
yes, they were both during the 1960s, but the beatles broke up in 1970 and the hippie movement continued into the 70s
No way, baby!
The Beatles were considered an American band because of their immense popularity and influence in the United States during the 1960s. Their music resonated with American audiences, leading to numerous chart-topping hits and sold-out concerts across the country. Additionally, their appearances on popular American television shows like The Ed Sullivan Show helped solidify their status as icons of American pop culture.
About 70 million. It was said there was no crime in America during that show.
The Zimmermann Telegram was sent in January 1917 during World War I.
They refused the proposal, but by that time, the US had already declared war against Germany.
Yes, the battle of Sullivan's island was during the Revolutionary war.
The Beatles did five tours during 1964. They were all for making money.
Germany sent the telegram during World War I to Mexico in an attempt to form an alliance against the United States and divert American resources away from the war in Europe.
The Beatles were a large influence on American culture and music during the mid- 60's. They were a major part of the "British Invasion" and gained mass following not only in Britain, but the US especially after the infamous 'Ed Sullivan Show' performance. They are often cited as an influence in all genres of music; post-60's and modernly.
Sir Joseph ("Sir Joe") Lockwood was in charge of EMI, during the Beatles years.
The Beatles and the merseybeat! Many bands came out of Liverpool during that era.
The Zimmerman Telegram, which was a telegram sent by the German ambassador telling Mexico to attack if the U.S. declared war.
No, the Beatles never played at the Peppermint Lounge. John, Paul and Ringo visited the Peppermint Lounge during the Beatles first visit to New York, shortly after appearing on the Ed Sullivan Show. There, they had a few drinks and Ringo danced with other patrons. John brought his first wife, Cynthia. George apparently did not attend as he was still nursing a sore throat and because he wanted to spend time with his sister, Louise, who was visiting him in New York.
Sullivan Ballou died on July 29, 1861, during the First Battle of Bull Run in the American Civil War.