The ed sullivan show

The Beatles . First visit to America. Perfomance in Ed Sullivan Show. New York, U.S.A. February 9, 1964

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Watched them on Ed Sullivan and thought they were so cool! My parents thought their hair was way too long!

Episode #4.25: Directed by John Moffitt. With Ed Sullivan, Chaz Chase, Helen Forrest, James Melton.

"Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles!" Those five words by Ed Sullivan on Feb. 9, 1964, forever changed the course of popular music. Take a look back at the Fab Four's first appearance on U.S. television:

The Original Talk Show Host! Ed Sullivan - used to watch every Sunday night...before the tv NHL hockey game - Ed was the one to introduce the Beatles to America - MReno

Jackie Wilson’s path to becoming a sensation on The Ed Sullivan Show began in the north end of Detroit, Michigan where he spent his early years. For Jackie it was a battle between his love of music and juvenile delinquency. He started drinking at a young age, was in and out of gangs, dropped out […]

Topo Gigio on Ed Sullivan Show, "Oh Eddie"

Sixty years ago today, one television appearance changed the world as we know it.Elvis Presley’s third and final appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show” took place on January 6, 1957. The almost 22-year-old had spent the previous year topping the charts, starring in his first movie and causing a stir on several other television appearances. For that final “Ed Sullivan Show” appearance, he was only shown from the waist up for all of his performances except for his p