By: Mccade

Mccade — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 18:58:47 +0000

Is that really all there is to it because that’d be flabbegratisng.

By: Michael Chironno

Michael Chironno — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:06:55 +0000

I too remember and have the playbill
I recall the lead in the play had broken his leg and the understudy did a great job.
I also remember “Beatlemania” at the Winter Garden and have the playbill (I saw the previews and opening night)
I also recently had a GREAT EXPERIENCE -
-the Last year at Shea- I obtained tickets to a Met Game in August and by luck “1964″ was there celebrating the anniversary of the Beatles 1st concert there. While my son went down to field in the 7th innning, I went to speak to Paul only to find out he was as giddy as hell over playing Shea. I shared my awe at his ability to not only learn to play the bass lefty (he is really a natural righty)he had Paul’s ability to play riffs while singing!!!as well. Comparing notes, we realized my family had seen 1964 the previous Feb at their annual concert celebrating the Beatles first concert. After taking some pictures together, he gave me his pick and I promised we would see this past Feb which we did!A great guy!

By: michelle mundell

michelle mundell — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 18:27:44 +0000

i thought it was the 22nd as well Mark. I think I heard that on NPR eleven years ago when it was 30th anniversary and there was a re-release.

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