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When the Beatles began their “invasion” of America, New York City was their landing point, and the city would remain the site of many significant milestones in the band members’ careers. Join Beatles expert and museum professional Judy Vannais as she shares stories about the Beatles in New York City and their impact on American music, culture, and society. We virtually visit some of the Beatles’ most significant landmarks, from their arrival and first appearance on American TV, to venues for some of their biggest concerts, to sites of significant events that would impact American business and jurisprudence. So take a break from the “Taxman” and join our discussion!
- The Beatles: The First U.S. Visit
- Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years
- “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” Ed Sullivan Show
- Live at Shea Stadium, 1965
- Apple Corp press conference, 1968
- Concert for Bangladesh, 1971
- The U.S. vs. John Lennon
