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Al Gore reflects on 60 years since The Beatles revolutionized American culture

February 16, 2024 Benjamin Hughes

</p> <p>Al Gore looks back at the past 60 years since The Beatles changed American culture – CBS News

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In the week marking its sixtieth anniversary, The Beatles performed their inaugural U.S. concert in Washington, DC, to a crowd of 8,000, which included a youthful Al Gore, eventual Vice President of the United States. Gore and Beatles expert Bruce Spizer reflect on the concert’s importance and its influence on the band’s lasting impact and widespread appeal.

Source: cbsnews.com