|
Two Of The Wildest Concerts In Beatles - And Rock - History! |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Media Release |
"If you'd like to experience what it was like to participate in a Beatles concert, we can't recommend The Beatles In Cleveland strongly enough." - Bob Malik, Host of The Beatle Years, Westwood One Radio, Los Angeles, California "This book is a must read." - Joe Johnson, Host of Beatle Brunch, Miami, Florida "A compelling and satisfying read." - Dennis Mitchell, Host of Breakfast with the Beatles, Las Vegas, NV
THE FOLLOWING "MEET THE AUTHOR" PROGRAMS INCLUDE THE SHOWING OF A RARE FILM OF THE BEATLES RIOTOUS 1966 CONCERT AT CLEVELAND STADIUM. For complete program details, visit Book Signing Events. A splendid time is guaranteed for all! All programs begin at 7:00 p.m. and last approximately one hour. Never-before published photos of The Beatles and original newspaper articles about both Cleveland concerts will be displayed and available for viewing before and after each event. Seating is limited - call in advance for reservations.
Beatlemania swept across North America when John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964. The decade of the 1960's seemed to change overnight from black and white to color as a generation fell under the influence of the group's music, style and personalities. Hot on the success of their film A Hard Day's Night, the Beatles 1964 summer tour filled auditoriums with screams of delight and excitement - and in some cases, full-blown fan hysteria. This was the case on September 15th in Cleveland, Ohio when police stopped the show in mid-performance and ordered the Beatles off the stage. The next year, they were banned from appearing in the city. In August 1966, the group launched their final tour, but the innocence portrayed in A Hard Day's Night only two years earlier was missing. Controversy raging over Lennon's remarks about Christianity and the group being more popular than Jesus made their safety more of a concern than ever before. A scheduling change brought the Beatles back to Cleveland on August 14th for the tour's first outdoor show at Municipal Stadium. The results were the same, but on a much larger scale. It was obvious they could no longer be protected in front of audiences and the first murmurings were overheard that it would be the last tour. This is an account of both these special moments in time: two of the wildest, out-of-control concerts in Beatle - and rock - history.
"At Cleveland Municipal Stadium, the goal was to actually touch a Beatle." - Jerry G. Bishop, Cleveland radio and TV personality Featured on...
Each book purchased through this site is signed by the author
20% off the list price of $19.95! FOR U.S. RESIDENTS!!
Price: $15.96 plus shipping (6.5% sales tax included for Ohio residents only)
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Order author signed copies through this site before September 15, 2008
- the 44th anniversary of The Beatles' first Cleveland concert - and receive 20% off the list price.
