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August 29, 1966: The ‘Mania’ Finally Ends In Pop Culture

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August 28, 2024

On August 29, 1966, in San Francisco, the Fab Four played their last planned concert, marking a major change in pop culture. Taking place at Candlestick Park the Beatles rocked to a crowd of 25,000 adoring fans in the final concert of Beatlemania.  By…

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U.S. History

August 5, 1956: American Bandstand Changes Music

by Editor
August 5, 2024

American Bandstand, a television program that had a profound impact on American culture and the music industry, made its national debut on August 5, 1957. Originally a local show called “Bandstand,” it began airing in 1952 in Philadelphia on WFIL-TV. The show was hosted…

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U.S. History

July 25, 1965: A Defining Moment in Music History

by Editor
July 24, 2024

The world of music witnessed a seismic shift on July 25, 1965, when Bob Dylan “went electric” at the Newport Folk Festival. This momentous event not only marked a turning point in Dylan’s career but also had profound implications for the music industry as…

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