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22 December 2013
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c64wood said
Just found the setlist:
SETLIST: The Night That Changed America @ Los Angeles Convention Center 1/27/14
(All songs with the House Band unless otherwise noted)
All My Loving (The Beatles Ed Sullivan Show clip > Maroon 5 only)
Ticket To Ride (Maroon 5 only)
Don’t Let Me Down (Keith Urban and John Mayer)
In My Life (Ed Sheeran only)
Let it Be (Alicia Keys and John Legend)
Revolution (Imagine Dragons only)
Yesterday (Katy Perry)
The Fool On The Hill (The Eurythmics)
Here Comes The Sun (Brad Paisley, Pharrell Williams and Cirque du Soleil)
Hey Bulldog (Dave Grohl and Jeff Lynne)
Something (Joe Walsh, Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Gary Clark Jr., Joe Walsh and Dave Grohl on drums)
We Can Work It Out (Stevie Wonder)
We Can Work It Out (Take 2 – Stevie Wonder)
Matchbox (Ringo Starr )
Boys (Ringo Starr )
Yellow Submarine (Ringo Starr )
Magical Mystery Tour (Paul McCartney )*
Birthday (Paul McCartney )*
Get Back (Paul McCartney )*
I Saw Her Standing There (Paul McCartney )*
Sgt. Pepper ’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Paul McCartney )*
With A Little Help From My Friends (Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr on vocals)*
Hey Jude (Paul McCartney , Ringo Starr on drums, Cirque du Soleil and all guests on vocals)** with Paul McCartney ’s Band
I’m looking forward to ‘Hey Jude ‘ the most, any idea whether Ringo sticks around for Paul’s tunes? or, does he take a break before reappearing on ‘With A Little Help From My Friends ‘? Thanks for posting…:-)
3.36pm
8 November 2012
Offline At the Bruce Spizer presentation I went to, he said The Fool On The Hill was amazing, so I’m really looking forward to hearing that.
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20 August 2013
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From Billboard: No One Plays a Beatles Song Quite Like a Beatle
No one plays a Beatles song quite like a Beatle. That lesson was learned Monday night when a reunion of Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr concluded a tribute to the Beatles entitled “The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to the Beatles” that CBS will air on Feb. 9, the 50th anniversary of their first appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” They still can’t be topped.
note: I moved this here from the news thread since it seems to fit here better.
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7.53pm
21 November 2012
Offline Looking forward to hear all of them, but mostly Something , as it’s my favourite song. Did Dhani sing?
12.43am
14 January 2013
Offline I discovered this while just searching for other Beatles 50 years on youtube if anyone is interested:
Radio.com via of Youtube
Join us on Sunday, February 9th for the live webcast of the CBS News Q&A symposium focused on The Beatles, at The Ed Sullivan Theater on the 50th anniversary of their legendary performance. Taking place in the theater where it all happened 50 years ago, the live symposium will feature former Rolling Stones manager and Beatles publicity assistant Andrew Loog Oldham, Mick Jones of Foreigner, photographer (and George Harrison ‘s ex-wife) Pattie Boyd, and Julie Taymor, director of the feature film based on Beatles songs, Across The Universe . The show will be streamed here LIVE as it happens starting at 6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT.
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I’ll try to check that if my mind doesn’t make me forget it. 
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1 May 2011
Offline That will be 3am in the morning in the UK. First the Superbowl and then this.
Anyone know if a UK channel will be screening it at a more suitable hour?
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3.09am
10 August 2011
Offline This week-end, the canopy of the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York says something like “TONITE: THE BEATLES!” along with whatever it said 50 years ago this week-end. Maybe someone can find a picture; I don’t know that I’ll have time to go down and take one.
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20 August 2013
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This week-end, the canopy of the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York says something like “TONITE: THE BEATLES!” along with whatever it said 50 years ago this week-end. Maybe someone can find a picture; I don’t know that I’ll have time to go down and take one.
Is this it?
from the article
To mark the anniversary, the studio, which now houses the “Late Show With David Letterman,” unveiled a special marquee duplicating the one displayed at the Ed Sullivan Theater on the night the Beatles first performed.
The marquee has the exact same wording that was posted for “The Ed Sullivan Show” on Feb. 9, 1964 and will be on display through the weekend.
Meanwhile, a large piece of stage backdrop autographed by the Beatles during that historic performance is headed to auction, where it could draw $800,000 to $1 million.
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10 August 2011
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Offline Nice to see Georgia Brown and Tessie O’Shea getting some much needed publicity after all these years! 
Seriously though, I can’t wait to see the special. Hopefully I’ll be able to watch it live…
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8 November 2012
Offline * New York Times story on Debbie Gendler, who was in the audience.
* Another NYT story on the grandson of Ed Sullivan, Vincent Precht, who met them in Miami.
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3 May 2012
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That will be 3am in the morning in the UK. First the Superbowl and then this.Anyone know if a UK channel will be screening it at a more suitable hour?
No idea. It would be good if they do, though.
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4.30am
25 October 2013
Offline here is a link for dave grohl doing Hey Bulldog . from that page you can prob see the rest…
4.33am
25 October 2013
Offline parlance said
At the Bruce Spizer presentation I went to, he said The Fool On The Hill was amazing, so I’m really looking forward to hearing that.
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4.35am
25 October 2013
Offline Linde said
Looking forward to hear all of them, but mostly Something , as it’s my favourite song. Did Dhani sing?
5.39am
10 August 2011
Offline Thoughts?
Overall, I’d give it a 9 over 10.
Liked: the different harmonies in ‘I Want to HYH’ as played on Ed Sullivan (as compared to the recording; pretty nervy to change things at that point in time. Same for “All My Loving ” (not in the show tonight)) The interviews with the people working the Ed Sullivan show that week-end. The way they used snippets of the Ed Sullivan performances here and there. The stage design during McCartney’s set at the end. The entire McCartney performance. Imagine Dragon’s “Revolution “. Yoko dancing (and you know my feelings about her).
Disliked: Annie Lenox singing “Fool On the Hill” (+ did not care for her look). The first guitar solo on “While My Guitar GW” (where was E Clapton?). Did Ringo have to sing ‘Boys ‘?
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5.59am
9 February 2014
Offline I thought it was wonderful. I liked most of the performances, though I thought “Let It Be ” was kind of boring, but I think I was getting impatient and just wanted them to get to Paul and Ringo, lol.
I really enjoyed all the interviews with everyone and the little bio pieces they did for all four of them were nice, too.
Paul and Ringo were great as always. Ringo was running and jumping around like he’s still in his twenties, and Paul sounded great as usual. I loved it.
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6.22am
14 January 2013
Offline I loved it!
There were parts I didn’t like: Imagine Dragons and Katy Perry. Katy sounded a bit airy/breathy, which kind of popular for a lot of artist now a days.
I loved the mini bios, several of the other performances, Paul and Ringo’s performances, and Yoko and Ringo’s dancing.
I was a bit impatient at times as well.
6.36am
9 February 2014
Offline Sky999 said
There were parts I didn’t like: Imagine Dragons and Katy Perry. Katy sounded a bit airy/breathy, which kind of popular for a lot of artist now a days.
I was kind of dreading Katy Perry, even though I do like a lot of her music. I just didn’t know if her style would suit a Beatles song, but I thought she did a beautiful job considering how different her style of music is to The Beatles.
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