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The Beatles

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The Beatles
A collection of 37 35mm black and white negatives of the Beatles’ first ever U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum, Washington DC on 11 February, 1964, including 21 of the Beatles on stage, three of Tommy Roe, two of the Chiffons, two of Jay and The Americans and two of the Caravelles; with corresponding contact sheet (printed recently); accompanied by a document concerning the copyright

To be sold with copyright.
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These photographs were taken by Peter Van Wagenen who attended the concert with his classmates, Reed Hundt and Al Gore.
This concert was the Beatles’ first ever live appearance in the U.S. following their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show two days earlier. The opening acts were advertised as Tommy Roe, The Caravelles and The Chiffons; it is reported that The Chiffons were prevented from travelling to Washington by a snow storm but these negatives do clearly show that the Chiffons did in fact appear. It was also reported that the Righteous Brothers appeared that night, along with Jay and The Americans.

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