From The Cavern to Ed Sullivan in 3 Years

Watching the Ed Sullivan Show

On 9th February 1961, The Beatles made their debut at the Cavern Club during a lunchtime special. They qent on to make 292 appearances at the legendary club.

The Beatles appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in front of 73 million people on 9th February 1964.

How did they get there? What is the connection with their debut at The Cavern Club?

Watch the latest video below

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Author: David Bedford

David Bedford grew up in The Dingle, attended the primary school that Ringo Starr did, before moving to Penny Lane, where his three daughters attended Dovedale Primary School, where John Lennon and George Harrison had previously attended. His first book, "Liddypool" was published in 2009, now in its third edition. His second book, "The Fab one hundred and Four" was published in 2013, and his third book, "Finding the Fourth Beatle" was published in 2018. He was also the Associate Producer and Beatles historian for the documentary feature film, "Looking for Lennon". He is working on several other projects at the moment,

3 thoughts on “From The Cavern to Ed Sullivan in 3 Years”

  1. Really enjoyed watching from the Cavern to Ed Sullivan in three years. Particularly interesting as yesterday I was at the Liverpool Beatles museum where Pete Best presented three posters that Neil Aspinall made promoting them at gigs in Liverpool in Dec 1961 when the band had just returned from Hamburg and the excitement was building.

    Pete gave an introduction and gave some interesting comments about this significant time in the Beatles history. The three very simple posters are now on display.

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