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<pre>The Beatles - The First U.S. Visit (1991)
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Audio:
Inglés Dolby Digital 5.1,
Relacion De Aspecto:
16:9, 1.78:1
Sistema:
PAL
Calidad:
DVD5
Genero:
Documental, Musical
Director:
Susan Frömke, Kathy Dougherty
Starring:
Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr
Run Time:
132 minutes
Sypnosis:
(CBS) Hace cuarenta a±os este mes, John, Paul, George y Ringo aterriz≤ en América y tom≤ por asalto el paøs.
Para conmemorar el nacimiento de los Beatles-manøa, su compa±øa es volver a la liberaci≤n en DVD un documental de los Fab Four de la invasi≤n llamada, apropiadamente suficiente, "The Beatles: La Primera Visita EE.UU.". Corresponsal de CBS News marca Phillips informes.
Como ir momentos de nostalgia, esta es allβ arriba: Ed Sullivan en la que anunciaba su espectβculo, "La ciudad nunca ha sido testigo del entusiasmo despertado por estos j≤venes de Liverpool que se hacen llamar The Beatles."
Congelado en el tiempo son el blanco y negro las imβgenes, Sullivan's elegante pelo negro, los Beatles' barrido tops, la boppers y los gritos.
En Febrero 9, 1964, América dej≤ de ver el fen≤meno musical de la época: los Beatles cantando, "Cierra los ojos y yo te beso. Ma±ana yo te echo de menos. "
Son imβgenes y sonidos que llevan todos nosotros en el tiempo.
Bebiendo vino y viendo su joven libre cantando en la pantalla, Paul McCartney termina la canci≤n: "Y entonces mientras estoy de vacaciones Voy a escribir a casa todos los døas y lo enviarβ a todos los amantes de mi ... a usted. Bee hacer abeja hacer ".
En cuanto a Dan Rather, me pregunta, "┐Se acuerdan de ellos? Buena grupo".
Rther respuestas, "Estoy edad suficiente para recordar".
Hace un par de a±os, McCartney regres≤ al teatro Ed Sullivan con Dan Rather para una entrevista de "60 Minutos II".
Paseos con mβs bien a través de la nave principal hacia el escenario, McCartney dice, "Yo recuerdo sobre todo de esta manera: las cortinas abiertas y ver un mont≤n de ni±as gritando".
"┐De qué estaban gritando sobre?" Mβs bien pide.
"Usted sabe, Dan, creo que tan s≤lo se darn cute", McCartney respuestas.
Y asø darn inteligentes: los Beatles no s≤lo eran buenas, por lo que se auto-promoci≤n de genios. Por ejemplo, en una conferencia de prensa se pregunt≤: "┐Cuβntos de ustedes han de llevar los pelucas?"
"Todos nosotros," Ringo respondi≤. "Estoy calvo", agreg≤ McCartney. "No le digas a nadie, por favor."
Eran como nada que jamβs habøa llegado antes: una combinaci≤n de talento, el estilo y la inteligente, en la confianza de irreverencia.
Tenøan tiempo de este viaje perfectamente, en la celebraci≤n de fuera que vienen a América, hasta que tuvo una buena y s≤lida, No.1 hit. Los Beatles puede tener querøa simplemente "mantenga la mano", pero nunca dejar ir. Esa fue la primera de 27 éxitos No.1 internacional.
S≤lo cuando estaban seguros de su fama habøa precedido, s≤lo cuando sabøa que la histeria popular llamado Beatles-manøa habøa cruzado el Atlβntico por delante de ellos, se les siguen.
Sobre la noticia. Se inform≤: "No es por el nombre en clave Beatles-manøa." D "døa ha sido el conocimiento com˙n durante meses, y este era el døa".
McCartney recuerda, "Vinimos con absoluto grado de éxito. Y luego con el 'Ed Sullivan Show', usted sabe, se trataba de una enorme audiencia. Hemos llegado. Estamos bien y de verdad lleg≤. "
Fans mantenerse cantando sus canciones.
McCartney dice: "En primer lugar, usted sabe, para venir a América fue un sue±o, ya que la mayorøa de la m˙sica que am≤, nos inspir≤, vinieron de aquø. Por tanto, para llegar al lugar donde Elvis naci≤, para venir a Nueva York y venir a lugares como Detroit y que, es como la Meca para nosotros, usted sabe. "
Pero si cada vez la monta±a vino a Mahoma, lo hizo en el "Ed Sullivan Show" esa noche.
McCartney dice: "Sabøamos que era Ed Sullivan. Sabøamos que era el hombre. Ese fue el gran show americano. No sabøamos que se iba a pasar asø. Vamos a ser buenos en él. Y justo antes de que empezamos, uno de los chicos, una de las tripulaciones, él dijo, '┐Estβs nervioso? "Me dijo,' No 'Farolear. ╔l dijo, 'Bueno, se va a 70 millones de televidentes. "Oh, gracias, ahora estoy nervioso".
Y es gracioso lo que usted recuerde.
McCartney dice: "Recuerdo cosas est˙pidas. Recuerdo la manera en que [Ed Sullivan] dijo Miami Beach. "
Cuando viaj≤ por vez primera en toda América, puede que haya una o dos personas que no conocøa a los Beatles. Pero en el momento de su ˙ltima aparici≤n, en la que se muestran Sullivan durante tres semanas consecutivas, usted habrøa tenido que han estado viviendo en un agujero en la tierra que no ha conocido. Y recuerde que el canto: "Shake, agitar, agitar su bebé."
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Sypnosis:
(CBS) Forty years ago this month, John, Paul, George and Ringo landed in America and took the country by storm.
To mark the birth of Beatle-mania, their record company is re-releasing on DVD a documentary film of the Fab Four?s invasion called, appropriately enough, "The Beatles: The First U.S. Visit." CBS News Correspondent Mark Phillips reports.
As nostalgic moments go, this one is right up there: Ed Sullivan announcing on his show, "The city never has witnessed the excitement stirred by these youngsters from Liverpool who call themselves The Beatles."
Frozen in time are the black-and-white images, Sullivan's sleek black hair, The Beatles? mop tops, the boppers and the screams.
On Feb. 9, 1964, America stopped to watch the musical phenomenon of the age: the Beatles singing, ?Close your eyes and I?ll kiss you. Tomorrow I?ll miss you.?
They are images and sounds that carry all of us back in time.
Sipping wine and watching his younger self singing on screen, Paul McCartney finishes the song: "And then while I?m away I?ll write home every day and I?ll send all my loving...to you. Bee do bee do."
Turning to Dan Rather, he asks, "Remember them? Good group."
Rther replies, "I?m old enough to remember them."
A couple of years ago, McCartney returned to the Ed Sullivan theatre with Dan Rather for an interview for "60 Minutes II."
Walking with Rather through the main aisle towards the stage, McCartney says, ?I mainly remember it this way: the curtains open and seeing a lot of screaming girls.?
?What were they screaming about?? Rather asks.
?You know, Dan, I think we were just so darn cute,? McCartney replies.
And so darn smart: The Beatles weren?t only good; they were self-promoting geniuses. For example, at a press conference they were asked: ?How many of you have to wear those wigs??
"All of us," Ringo replied. ?I?m bald,? McCartney added. ?Don?t tell anyone, please.?
They were like nothing that had ever come before: a combination of talent, style and clever, confident irreverence.
They had timed this trip perfectly, holding off on coming to America until they had a good, solid No.1 hit. The Beatles may have wanted to simply "hold your hand," but they never let go. That was the first of 27 international No.1 hits.
Only when they were sure their fame had preceded them, only when they knew that the popular hysteria called Beatle-mania had crossed the Atlantic ahead of them, would they follow.
On the news. it was reported: "It goes by the code name Beatle-mania. "D" day has been common knowledge for months and this was the day."
McCartney recalls, ?We came with absolute degree of success. And then with the 'Ed Sullivan Show,' you know, it was a huge viewing audience. We?ve arrived. We well and truly arrived."
Fans kept singing their songs.
McCartney says, ?First, you know, to come to America was a dream because most of the music we loved, inspired us, came from here. So to come to the place where Elvis was born, to come to New York and to come to Detroit and places like that, it was like Mecca to us, you know.?
But if ever the mountain came to Muhammad, it did on the "Ed Sullivan Show" that night.
McCartney says, ?We knew it was Ed Sullivan. We knew he was the man. That was the big American show. We didn?t know it was going to go down well. We?re going to be good on it. And right before we started, one of the guys, one of the crews, he said, ?Are you nervous?? I said, ?No.? Bluffing. He said, ?Well, it?s going out to 70 million viewers.? Oh, thank you, now I?m nervous.?
And it?s funny what you remember.
McCartney says, ?I remember stupid things. I remember the way he [Ed Sullivan] said Miami Beach.?
When they first traveled across America, there may have been one or two people who didn?t know the Beatles. But by the time of their final appearance, they were on the Sullivan show for three consecutive weeks, you would have had to have been living in a hole in the ground not to have known them. And remember them singing: ?Shake it, shake it, shake it baby.? </pre>
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