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So they mentioned on the radio a little while ago, guess what happened 59 years ago to in NYC. If you're aware, "you know you will be glad"....
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February 7th 1964
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Ding! Ding! Ding! Yes indeed, landed in NYC today in 64. Who would have thought someone born on that day would now be old enough to have an AARP card, and for a few years already...
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They arrived a few days before I was born.
No AARP card for me.
No AARP card for me.
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I remember when they first came over and also when they did a concert in Shea Stadium in 1966.
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Me too
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Me three!!Me too
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Me four!!! I recall my parents were not impressed.Me three!!
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Me five, almost cured my dad from watching Ed Sullivan B-)
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When we were watching them on Ed Sullivan, I think my dad said "they need a haircut".
He said the same about me a few years later
(Just happened to think - imagine how many billions of people today have no idea who Ed Sullivan was, and how his "Tonight we have a really big show" helped shaped America.)
He said the same about me a few years later
(Just happened to think - imagine how many billions of people today have no idea who Ed Sullivan was, and how his "Tonight we have a really big show" helped shaped America.)
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Actually, he said “tonight we have a really big shoe .”When we were watching them on Ed Sullivan, I think my dad said "they need a haircut".
He said the same about me a few years later
(Just happened to think - imagine how many billions of people today have no idea who Ed Sullivan was, and how his "Tonight we have a really big show" helped shaped America.)