JOHN, Paul/George, Ringo

[ginscpy]

About the correct order. Has been in the news on the anniv of his 70th birthday, and 30th year murder.

Lennon was the #1 member of the MOST INFLUENTIAL MUSIC GROUP OF ALL TIME TO DATE.

 

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1) Kennedy-Nixon debates

2)JFK Assn coverage

3) The Beatles on Ed Sullivan Show

4) Democratic convention riots in Aug 1968

5) Super Bowl 3 - Joe Nath and the Jets upset the Baltimore Colts

6)First Moon Landing on July 20, 1969

I watched every single one of those when they happened


7) Charles and Diana wedding in 1981 - missed that one

 

[Paulie]

1) Kennedy-Nixon debates

2)JFK Assn coverage

3) The Beatles on Ed Sullivan Show

4) Democratic convention riots in Aug 1968

5) Super Bowl 3 - Joe Nath and the Jets upset the Baltimore Colts

6)First Moon Landing on July 20, 1969

I watched every single one of those when they happened


7) Charles and Diana wedding in 1981 - missed that one

The AARP is as slow on ranking historic TV events as they are driving cars.

I'm pretty sure 9/11 tops that list these days.

 

[ginscpy]

#8 was the debut of MTV in 1981

#9 was the Persian Gulf War in 1991

 

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I couldn't tell the Beatles apart when they visited the US in 1964.

I was 11.

There was even back then a sense they were historic and special.

 

[Paulie]

#8 was the debut of MTV in 1981

#9 was the Persian Gulf War in 1991

No one says "the 1968 riots at the DNC and Super Bowl 3 changed the world forever".

9/11 is at the top of that list whether AARP recognizes it or not.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Had the Beatles stayed together there'd be no Global Warming, or war, or poverty.

 

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The Beatles breakup was messy.

That is the tar in their ointment.

 

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Fab 4 visited Seattle in 1964 and 1966.

My older sis went to the 64 concert- says they didnt fake it

 

[ginscpy]

Last concert was in Candlestick Park in 1966.

Showed they could still play live on the impeomptu rooftop Abbey Road gig.

 

[ginscpy]

1) Kennedy-Nixon debates

2)JFK Assn coverage

3) The Beatles on Ed Sullivan Show

4) Democratic convention riots in Aug 1968

5) Super Bowl 3 - Joe Nath and the Jets upset the Baltimore Colts

6)First Moon Landing on July 20, 1969

I watched every single one of those when they happened


7) Charles and Diana wedding in 1981 - missed that one

The AARP is as slow on ranking historic TV events as they are driving cars.

I'm pretty sure 9/11 tops that list these days.

Nixon WON the 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debates by radio listerners. It was TV that scewed it for Kennedy.