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Fifty years ago, February 7, 1964, four men from Liverpool took America by its red, white and blue stripes with their very first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show (which was in the same studio where talk show host David Letterman tapes his nightly shows to date).
In celebration of that, David Letterman took the time out to honor the legendary bands’ 50th U.S debut anniversary and to celebrate, he invited some of music’s most legendary artists to perform [their songs] on his show.
One legend in her own right was invited: non other than Miss Lauryn Hill, performing the legendary band’s 1969 hi: “Something.”
This appearance was also notable because it also marked her very first televised performance in over three years!
Miss Hill ended the celebratory-filled week that included other performances by Sting, Broken Bells, Lenny Kravitz, and the Flaming Lips feat. Sean Lennon (Beatles member John Lennon’s son).
For our Beatles fan’s, mark your calendar for this coming Sunday (February 9) for CBS’ two-hour Beatles special: The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute to the Beatles where other legends in their own right like: John Legend, Alicia Keys, John Mayer and Gary Clark, Jr., are just some of the biggest stars scheduled to perform that evening.
”””””””””””””””””””””””””’Check for Miss Lauryn Hill’s mentions here at Other Side of the Fame by clicking here”””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””
FUNNY SIDEBAR STORY FOR MY BLOG READERS: One day (like 4/5 years ago) while me J were talking, she was looking at the pictures of when I first cut
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