One response to the Beatles' American debut in 1964!

JohnnyNoir · 56-60, M

I wonder whatever happened to that group

Oh dear - I'm sure Paul Jones got hit in the eye for that one.
Where is Paul McCartney now? Must have got a job as a bus driver.

GlitterEater · 36-40, F

Times change but old people never do.

hunkalove · 61-69, M

I've read that many times over the years. When i went to school on February 10, 1964, in 8th grade, i was expelled for having long hair. Not suspended, expelled. My hair looked exactly as it had the previous Friday, very much like JFK's, kinda down on my forehead. The Beatles really scared a lot of adults.

eli1601 · 70-79, M

This column did not age well

Straylight · 31-35, F

Sounds like an SW rant. 😂

Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

Interesting to read McCartneys comments recently on touring the U.S. back then.

A disinterested media and confrontational news reporters.

graphite · 61-69, M

FWIW, George Harrison once tore into groups like U2 and Spice Girls while saying the Beatles would last forever. He's been right so far.

Ontheroad · M

Yeah, old white guys... wrong then and wrong today.

SumKindaMunster · 51-55, M

Rock n' Roll as a "fad", is this guy my grandfather?

graphite · 61-69, M

The only column this guy ever wrote that is long-lasting. Talk about being totally wrong. He's not the only one who viewed the Beatles (incorrectly) as long-haired no-talents.

Carla · 61-69, F

And who is this paul jones?

RenFur · 70-79, M

This is priceless! He must've been from the deep South. Oblivious to the changing world...

BizSuitStacy · M

Gotta love the hair reference to Moe Howard. What an idiot.

Lilymoon · F

That's hilarious. Good on Ed Sullivan

RedBaron · M

That certainly aged well! 🤣

TryingtoLava

Aged like milk

ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M

The man had a true insight into popular culture, didn't he? LOL But, what can I say -- I preferred The Stones and The Dave Clark Five.

BlueGreenGrey ·

I'm forever saddened that the world lost rock 'n' roll when Elvis joined the Army, and the airwaves and these newfangled so-called Enter Net streams have only been filled with polka ever since