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What a night! Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Fabs first appearance and the Ed Sullivan Show, we packed Bernie's with 200+ people - others waited in line outside in the cold! Wow.
We started with a set of '60s classics to warm up the crowd, ending the set with some teasers that were on the charts in the weeks surrounding the Beatles arrival including: "Memphis," "No Particular Place To Go," "Needles and Pins," "Hippie Hippie Shake," and of course, our national anthem, "Louie Louie" (which, BTW, was #1 on the NYC WMCA chart a coupe weeks after the Fabs arrival - go figure!)
The place *was* packed! And note the great flags and photos that Donna put together. Oh yeah then there were the buttons and coasters that Amy designed and Donna and Gus and Amy manufactured. Everybody went home with something!
The set list: I Saw Her Standing There Thank You Girl Love Me Do Do You Want to Know a Secret Baby It's You Don't Bother Me Boys Roll Over Beethoven Bad To Me World Without Love Can't Buy Me Love Tell Me Why You Can't Do That I'll Cry Instead Things We Said Today Bad Boy Honey Don't Baby's In Black Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby Slow Down Act Naturally Nowhere Man And Your Bird Can Sing Doctor Robert I Want To Tell You Sgt Pepper A Little Help From My Friends Birthday I’m Down
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Kev went for the psychedelic look. |
Myke. We didn't have a 325, but at least the Strat is black! |
Bob's button says "War Is Over" |
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Dennis with the famous Ludwig drums. Note giveaway prizes in basket... |
Vic, looking very much the blues-man, with Bud sign... but no, it's probably "Psychotic Reaction." |
"Bad To Me" - John looks on... |
Kev with Ric bass for "I Want To Tell You." Note J-160 on stand... |
Stalwart Joe with Hofner bass. |
Dave again. From the harmonica, looks like "Thank You Girl!" |