Beatles on TV – 1964
Beatles on TV – 1964
John Lennon’s face appears on the television monitor as the Beatles perform on The Ed Sullivan Show in Studio 50 of CBS, February 1964. © Bill Eppridge Limited-edition silver-gelatin print signed by Bill Eppridge, with a certificate of authenticity. The prices are subject to change after 10 days from their advertisement as these are in a numbered and limited edition of 350 prints and prices will increase as the edition sells out. Bill Eppridge was a contract photographer for LIFE magazine when he photographed the Beatles’ first U.S. visit in 1964. He was on staff at LIFE from 1965 to 1972 and his photographic essays on Robert Kennedy’s last campaign and heroin addicts in Needle Park earned him international acclaim. He later joined the staff of Sports Illustrated. Bill Eppridge’s photographs of the Beatles have been touring internationally and are currently on view at Smithsonian’s Museum of American History.
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