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James Danger Jones
by james danger jones
The Beatles performed before an audience of 12,037 at the Convention Hall, part of the Philadelphia Civic Center.Also on the bill were, in order of appearance, The Bill Black Combo, The Exciters, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and Jackie DeShannon. Henry joined the tour on this date, replacing The Righteous Brothers who had complained to Brian Epstein that their music was drowned out by the audience's cheers for The Beatles.The Righteous Brothers were on stage singing You've Lost That Loving Feeling, when we came hovering over in this sodding big Chinook. All the people were up in the stands, pointing up to the sky, screaming and shouting, paying not a blind bit of notice to The Righteous Brothers - which pissed them off a little. In fact, they got so pissed off that they decided to leave the tour. Righteous indignation.George HarrisonAnthologyA few days before the concert there were race riots in Philadelphia. To The Beatles' disgust, the audience at the Convention Hall was all-whit
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Magical Mystery Tour Sept.15th, 2013
Here's your invitation so make your reservations to join me, "Everybody's Favorite Tour Guide", james d. jones as I take you on a Magical Mystery Tour Through the Beatle Years & Beyond... The 1st all is All Beatles, Their Big Hits, Their Deep Album Cuts, The Forgotten Bsides and a couple of...
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Beatles Indianapolis State Fair September 3rd 1964
The Beatles performed two shows on this day, which were watched by a total of 29,337 people. The other acts on the bill were, in order of appearance, The Bill Black Combo, The Exciters, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and Jackie DeShannon. The nights before and after they stayed at the Speedway Motel…
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September 2nd Convention Hall Beatles 1964 Philadelphia Civic Center
The Beatles performed before an audience of 12,037 at the Convention Hall, part of the Philadelphia Civic Center. Also on the bill were, in order of appearance, The Bill Black Combo, The Exciters, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and Jackie DeShannon. Henry joined the tour on this date, replacing The...
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The Beatles performed before an audience of 12,037 at the Convention Hall, part of the Philadelphia Civic Center.Also on the bill were, in order of appearance, The Bill Black Combo, The Exciters, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and Jackie DeShannon. Henry joined the tour on this date, replacing The Righteous Brothers who had complained to Brian Epstein that their music was drowned out by the audience's cheers for The Beatles.The Righteous Brothers were on stage singing You've Lost That Loving Feeling, when we came hovering over in this sodding big Chinook. All the people were up in the stands, pointing up to the sky, screaming and shouting, paying not a blind bit of notice to The Righteous Brothers - which pissed them off a little. In fact, they got so pissed off that they decided to leave the tour. Righteous indignation.George HarrisonAnthologyA few days before the concert there were race riots in Philadelphia. To The Beatles' disgust, the audience at the Convention Hall was all-whit
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