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“Who the hell are the Beatles?”

BRANDON On Oct. 31, 1963, the renowned COOK variety show host Ed Sullivan is a senior majoring in made this remark in London English.

Heathrow Airport. • He had never heard of the group before and was stunned to see Beatlemania well underway in Great Britain. • More than 1,500 ecstatic teenagers congregated at the airport to welcome the band home from a tour in Sweden. When Sullivan asked what all the commotion was, he was told it was because of the Beatles. Sullivan’s curiosity was struck. • Fifty years ago Sunday — Feb. 9, 1964 — marks the day he introduced the Beatles to the United States.

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