Vince Calandra Dies: Longtime ‘Ed Sullivan Show’ Booker Who Guided The Beatles Into U.S. Homes Was 91
NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – Calandra helped bring The Beatles and other major acts to the Ed Sullivan Show, which drew a record 73 million viewers for their debut, shaping TV entertainment history.
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Vince Calandra Dies: Longtime ‘Ed Sullivan Show’ Booker Who Guided The Beatles Into U.S. Homes Was 91
Vince Calandra, who as longtime booker for CBS juggernaut 'The Ed Sullivan Show' and helped introduce The Beatles to America's TV audience, died July 19 at 91.
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