... their famous first visit, wowing the millions who watched them during their historic television appearances on The Ed Sullivan show in February 1964 (History). As The Beatles started doing more tours, they slowly started hating performing live and finally, stop performing in 1966. Contributing factors that led in the decrease of The Beatles performing live and growing a studio band are: touring ... with performing live when George Harrison commented to press that the group's favorite candy is jelly beans; the fans started to pelt them with jelly beans after each concerts. The tours star...

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... ). On February 11, 1964 the Beatles sang at their very first concert in the United States at the Washington Coliseum. They always traveled a whole lot. They went on many different tours and were gone sometimes for months at a time ("Beatles" 1). "Out of no where the Beatles fame rocketed like no one has ever seen a rock band do before" (DeWitt 57). The ... ...

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... Rita, the meter maid. Once again the lyrics supported the theory that Paul was in fact dead. With the release of the Sergeant Peppers album the Beatles stopped their live tours and focused more on their albums. Paul also was frequently away from studio photo sessions because he was taking time off. Paul never really was dead, but because he began ... ...

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... to accept open and widely in our society even though rock was firmly established in the United States in the early 70's. Heavy Metal gained its popularity through the live tours, not the airplay that it rarely received from radio stations around the country. A prime example of a touring metal band belongs to Led Zeppelin whose extremely large, loyal audience would break ... ...

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