Beatles Press Conference: Jacksonville, Florida 9/11/1964 - Beatles Interviews Database
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On their debut 1964 US tour, the Beatles played thirty-two shows in twenty-four cities in thirty-three days. The amplification was so insufficient that the band could not hear themselves play above the
Florida Memory • Beatles giving a press conference at the George Washington Hotel in Jacksonville.
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Beatles Gator Bowl Stadium Unused Ticket (1964)... Music | Lot #46221 | Heritage Auctions
Beatles and Cavern Club Photos - A Day In The Life - September 11th September 11th 1964 - Live Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Florida | Facebook
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Paul McCartney says The Beatles refused to play for a segregated audience in 1964 - Entertainment - The Jakarta Post
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New book chronicles the Beatles in Jacksonville and Florida
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Florida Memory • Ringo Starr performing with the Beatles at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville.
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How The Beatles became the first band to make a stand for civil rights | Louder
Buskin with The Beatles - "We never play to segregated audiences and we aren't going to start now," John asserted when The Beatles learned about the racially divisive plans for their September
The Beatles in Jacksonville, 1964: Inside the Fab Four's historic stand against segregation | Salon.com
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JACKSONVILLE, 1964: WHEN THE BEATLES REFUSED TO PLAY TO SEGREGATED AUDIENCES – Beatles Magazine
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How The Beatles defied Deep South racism in US
