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The Beatles were huge boxing fans. So much so that they added former heavyweight champion Sonny Liston to their iconic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover at a prominent place right alongside the Beatles on the left. (CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO)
Click photo to see Ticket to Ride video.
Ringo and Sugar Ray Robinson
The Beatles and Muhammad Ali in 1964.(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO)
The beatles and Muhammad Ali in 1964.(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO)
John and Alex Rinaldi at Beatlefest in 1991. Click Photo to view video of Hey Bulldog from Yellow Submarine.
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles – I Want To Hold Your Hand – Performed Live On The Ed Sullivan Show 2/9/64)
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The Beatles agreeing that Muhammad Ali is the Greatest.
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles singing Something)
The Beatles with Muhammad Ali. (CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO)
Heavyweight contender Henry Cooper presents the Getaway trophy to the Beatles in 1964.
The 1969 Beatles in a Boxing poses.(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles’ 1968 “Hey Jude performance on The David Frost Show , which marked the band’s first live audience appearance in over a year – a tremendous occasion, considering the band had all but stopped performing live. For many fans, it was the beginning of the end – less than two years later, the band would sign the document that effectively dissolved The Beatles forever – but for a brief moment, the band’s appearance on The David Frost Show gave a glimmer of hope that maybe all really wasn’t lost, after all. Filmed at Twickenham Film Studios, “Hey Jude” was paired with “Revolution” as a promotional film for the band, and required at least three takes over the course of a day to capture the final, most commonly seen version that debuted on September 8, 1968.)
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO singing Free as a Bird)
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles singing She Loves You when they performed two shows at Manchester’s ABC Cinema on the 16th date of their 1963 Autumn Tour.)
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of the Beatles in A HARD DAY’S NIGHT singing Can’t Buy Me Love)
The Beatles at the Ali-Superman bout.(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles singing – A Hard Day’s Night)
Sugar Ray Robinson and Ringo Starr.
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles – Yellow Submarine)
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles – And Your Bird Can Sing)
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(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of All You Need is Love Written by John Lennon, and credited to Lennon–McCartney. The Beatles performed the song over a pre-recorded backing track as Britain’s contribution to Our World, the first live global television link. Watched by over 400 million in 25 countries.)
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles singing I Should Have Known Better from the film A Hard Days Night colorized)
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(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles singing Strawberry Fields Forever)
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(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles singing – Twist & Shout – Performed Live On The Ed Sullivan Show 2/23/64)
Muhammad Ali vs. Superman video. (CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO)
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles – Help! at Blackpool Night Out, ABC Theatre, Blackpool, United Kingdom)
CLICK PHOTO TO SEE VIDEO OF THE BEATLES SINGING – Revolution
CLICK TO VIEW VIDEO of The Beatles Don’t Let Me Down on the rooftop.
Superman Ringo Star Comic Book page
CLICK TO PICTURE TO SEE BEATLES SINGING TICKET TO RIDE LIVE
(CLICK PHOTO TO VIEW VIDEO The Beatles singing You’re Gonna Lose That Girl)
