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Time the Beatles Invasion!: The Inside Story of the Two-Week Tour That Rocked America
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Time the Beatles Invasion!: The Inside Story of the Two-Week Tour That Rocked America

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The Beatles’ first excursion to the United States, from February 7 to February 21, 1964, was an epochal moment in American culture. It was a musical earthquake that defined music going forward and a cultural youth quake that defined generations to come. That fourteen day window not only solidified the Beatles’ careers, it reshaped our culture, and nothing thereafter was ever the same. It was as if someone flipped a switch, and from February 7 on, the Beatles dictated how we looked, felt, thought, and acted. Now, Bob Spitz, the New York Times bestselling author of The Beatles: The Biography takes readers through those dizzying four days - from The Ed Sullivan Show, to Carnegie Hall, you get a sense of how America fell in love with the Beatles and moved from the button-down Eisenhower era to the go-go Sixties almost overnight.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Time Inc Home Entertaiment
Country
United States
Date
7 January 2014
Pages
112
ISBN
9781618931146

The Beatles’ first excursion to the United States, from February 7 to February 21, 1964, was an epochal moment in American culture. It was a musical earthquake that defined music going forward and a cultural youth quake that defined generations to come. That fourteen day window not only solidified the Beatles’ careers, it reshaped our culture, and nothing thereafter was ever the same. It was as if someone flipped a switch, and from February 7 on, the Beatles dictated how we looked, felt, thought, and acted. Now, Bob Spitz, the New York Times bestselling author of The Beatles: The Biography takes readers through those dizzying four days - from The Ed Sullivan Show, to Carnegie Hall, you get a sense of how America fell in love with the Beatles and moved from the button-down Eisenhower era to the go-go Sixties almost overnight.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Time Inc Home Entertaiment
Country
United States
Date
7 January 2014
Pages
112
ISBN
9781618931146