“The Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein arranged for the band to play two live appearances on the popular Sunday television program, The Ed Sullivan Show: the first on Feb. 9 from the show’s New ...

Elvis, The Beatles and Caitlin Clark. ... wearing an Iowa T-shirt and lovingly rolling her eyes. ... “I saw The Beatles on the 'Ed Sullivan Show.' ...

How the Beatles led this 20-something to the music of the 1950s. ... singing those songs and watching them on 'The Ed Sullivan Show.' ... “He was wearing a Pink Floyd T-shirt.

From t-shirts to mugs to replica guitars, there’s something for every fan and budget. Just remember: buying a replica of Ringo’s drum kit doesn’t automatically make you a world-class drummer. The ...

The Beatles were already a huge deal in the U.K. and much of Europe when the U.S. trip was organized, planned around a live appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show that would be watched by a whopping ...

Even The Beatles couldn't play Solvay, Noone said. ... T-shirts, guitar picks; you name it, he had it, and he wanted those in the crowd to have ... this photo was taken on the 'Ed Sullivan Show.'" ...

Ringo Starr discusses his Linda Perry-produced 'Crooked Boy' EP, working with T Bone Burnett on a country followup, and feelings about 'Let It Be.' ...

Elvis Presley and The Beatles both made massive, widely-viewed appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show in the early days of their careers. The choice to have both acts on the show was a good one for ...

The Beatles perform on the Ed Sullivan Show, Feb. 9 1964. Bettmann Archive/Getty. The mezzanine where I was placed was better than the orchestra because I was up above looking down.

The Beatles touched down in New York City for the first time in February 1964, and Friday marks the 60th anniversary of the group’s legendary appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.