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About LinkBacksAugust 15, 2005 -- It was 40 years ago today, history was made by the Beatles at Shea Stadium. On August 15, 1965, the Fab Four performed before a capacity crowd in Queens, at the time setting a record for the largest audience to gather for a concert. It wasn't the Beatles’ first or last appearance in New York, but it may have been their most memorable. The concert lasted only about a half-hour, and the band could hardly be heard over their screaming fans.
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08-15-2005, 12:41 PM #1FIREMAN 1st GRADE
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I was there. I was 9Years old and my sister manged to get two tickets, not sure how. To be perfectly honest I couldn't hear squat except for my sister and every other female in the place screaming!!!!! I still have the ticket stubb so I know it wasn't a dream
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