Beatles - Ed Sullivan : 4 Complete Shows
Created: 21/09/10
The Beatles' appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 and 1965 helped catapult the band to stateside fame and fortune. Their debut performance alone was viewed by 73 million viewers. This collection compiles four full episodes containing 20 songs in total, and including other guests like Soupy Sales, Cab Calloway, and Cilla Black; and even commercial breaks. Shown in their original black and white, these episodes convey the feeling of a bygone era, while placing some of The Beatles' early appearances in a framework that shows how they eventually exploded as one of the most influential rock bands of all time. The four Beatles, with their fluffy mop-head haircuts and little black suits, look like fresh-faced kids as they stride nervously onto the stage in their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show, February 9, 1964. Met by screaming, lovestruck fans--mostly teenage girls dressed in clean-cut sweaters with their hair curled and combed--The Beatles launch into a trio of carefully played songs including "All My Loving," "Till There Was You," and "She Loves You." The next two weeks, on February 16 and February 23, 1964, they reappear on the Ed Sullivan Show, each time to the same unabashed hero worship, performing hits like "Twist and Shout" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand." The last episode on this fascinating collection, September 12, 1965, shows how the band has changed after a year and a half--with longer hair, a loose and rebellious spirit, and a bolder stage presence. Through these classic television episodes, viewers of all eras can join the fab four as they begin their ascent into the musical history books, courtesy of the Ed Sullivan Show.
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Beatles - Ed Sullivan Presents the Beatles: 4 Complete
Created: 02/11/10
This is a very enjoyable DVD that I recommend to all those who grew up with classic rock. A definite must buy for all those who apppreciate the Beatles and the historical significance of these 4 Ed Sullivan Shows. Thank you for the opportunity to purchase this DVD set.

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Inconic Performances by The Beatles !!!
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Created: 15/04/13
When Ed Suillvan introduced the Beatles on his show for the 1st time the world of music would never be the same. These iconic performances launched a cultural changed around the world the likes of which no one had seen before. A true cultural revolution would begin to take place. The Beatles knocked down bariers in all facets of life. They were true pioneers in just about everything they did. It all started on a Sunday night in early 1964 on the Ed Sullivan show !! A must have for any music fan !!!

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THE BEATLES BACK AGAIN LIVE!
Created: 27/11/10
LOVE THE FILM! SUCH GREAT MEMORIES. SENDS ME BACK IN TIME.A SUPER DEAL TO GET.NO ONE COMES CLOSE TO THE LEGENDS. WATCH LISTEN AND LEARN FROM THE DVD!THE DVD MAKES YOU WANT TO CRY FOR MORE. GUARANTEED TO MAKE YOU BEG FOR MORE BEATLE DVDS.

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Great value !!!
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Created: 07/03/13
I purchased this complete DVD set to add to my collection and I am very pleased with it...Memories of yester-year,days gone but never forgotten,even my 16 yr olod grandaughter watched them..The Beatles were a part of history and will never be forgotten,along with many more bands from the 60's and 70's..

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