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Remember When: John Lennon and Bob Dylan’s Drugged Up Limo Ride, Filmed for a 1966 Documentary That Was Barely Released

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On This Day in 1964: The Beatles Scored Their Sixth No. 1 Hit of the Year on the ‘Billboard’ Hot 100 with “I Feel Fine”

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On This Day: The Beatles Release Their First U.S. No. 1, “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” After a Teenage Girl and Disc Jockey Help Ignite Beatlemania in America

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On This Day: The Painful Mishap That Led to Paul McCartney’s Iconic Mid-1960s Beatles Style

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