Moptops

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If you have iTunes and love The Beatles, you can go there
now and watch their first U.S. concert FREE of charge. It
was in Washington D.C. in 1964, and is a fun watch.
Just click on 'Watch the concert' on The Beatles page on iTunes.

Enjoy!

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If you don't have iTunes, you can watch the concert here:

http://www.apple.com/the-beatles/concert/

[NatureJunkie]

I heard the "news" today. Oh boy!

I haven't visited the Beatles page of iTunes yet. (I already own all the Beatles CDs, so I haven't been waiting with baited breath.) But it'll be nice if iTunes is going to offer some of the harder-to-find recordings, like the Christmas Fan Club greetings.

[Marie]

Thank you! I remember when they were on the Ed Sullivan Show.

[BlancheNoE]

You have done a great service to the community, Kevin. After all these years they are still the greatest, and Nature, it doesn't surprise me that you have them all. Me too. I dated a Jazz professor who developed and taught a college course on the Beatles. Needless to say, it filled up quick and I got to listen to Beatles music and stories for a semester. They may be the one band that I can listen to every day and not get sick of them. In fact I could listen to nothing but them every day and not get sick of them.

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@NJ, I don't have all their cd's, so I am glad to see them on iTunes finally :)

@Marie, You're welcome! I remember them on Ed Sullivan like it was yesterday ;)

@Amy, I agree, they are still the greatest! I can trace much of my growing up, (not that
I'm really a 'grown-up :), by listening to The Beatles. LOVE LOVE LOVE IS ALL YOU NEED