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The WannaBeatles performed at a free concert Weds. March 11 at the Gordon Jewish Community Center in West Nashville in the Bellevue area. The tribute band played homage to their namesakes with two sets of Beatles hits, with hits from the early 60s followed by their psychedelic... Find out more at:  WannaBeatles rock Gordon Jewish Community Ctr. with Fab Four faves (photos)  

The Beatles land in the U.S. -- 1964 Yahoo writers were asked to look back and give a first-hand account of how the Beatles changed American culture. This is my story: The Beatles: How They Changed American Culture in My Small Community It was Feb. 9, 1964, and all the 9-year-old girls in Falls Church, Va. , were talking in class about the "Ed Sullivan Show" on TV that night. I had heard a few Beatles songs but until then had never thought about them. That night I watched something else instead of joining the largest audience ever recorded for an American television program, but the next day it was in every paper and every news show. Beatlemania and the British invasion had begun. With my parents in 1965 Continued at: The Beatles: How They Changed American Culture in My Small Community - Yahoo Also see: Superstars Wynonna and Phil Keaggy celebrate 42nd anniversary of Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album - Nashville Gospel Music Examiner  

 The 50th anniversary of the Beatles coming to America is fast approaching. Never in the history of music since King David has music so impacted a culture. Here is a look back at the 42nd anniversary of the Sgt. Pepper album in 2009. Superstars Wynonna and Phil Keaggy celebrate 42nd anniversary of Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album Superstars Wynonna and Phil Keaggy , Nashville band The WannaBeatles, and former Apple Records executive Ken Mansfield, will celebrate the 42nd anniversary of The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album on Tuesday, June 9. Article at: Superstars Wynonna and Phil Keaggy celebrate 42nd anniversary of Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album June 9 - Nashville Gospel Music & Entertainment Examiner My parents and I about a year after the Beatles came to America