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The Beatles are attended to by hairdressers during a break in the filming of A Hard Day's Night, 1964.Underwood Archives/Getty Images
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The Beatles rehearse for their upcoming television show at Wembley Studios, London, April 1964. Ringo Starr is costumed as Sir Francis Drake, with his bandmates as Heralds.AP
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The Beatles are seen backstage during a break in rehearsal for the live broadcast of their song "All You Need Is Love" on the Our World program at EMI Studios in London, June 1967.AP
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John Lennon, Georgie Fame and Paul McCartney attend a party at the Cromwellian Club in London on January 8,1967.Bruce Fleming/AP
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Paul McCartney takes a photo with his wax statue at Tussauds Museum in London.Gamma-Keystone/Getty Images
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The Beatles all piled on top of a sleigh during the making of their second feature film Help! in March 1965 in Obertauern, Austria.Rolls Press/Popperfoto/Getty Images
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Paul McCartney relaxes on a poolside lounge chair at the Deauville Hotel.Bob Gomel—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Image
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Ringo Starr recovers from tonsillitis and laryngitis at the University College Hospital in London, June 5, 1964.AP
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John Lennon appears as Private Gripweed in his first dramatic role in the 1967 movie How I Won the War.AP
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Paul McCartney poses at a press conference in Germany.Fiona Adams—Redferns/Getty Images
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George Harrison tries out a pair of false eyes made by Madame Tussaud's waxwork museum.Keystone/Getty Images
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Paul McCartney, right, shows his guitar to Ed Sullivan before the Beatles' live television appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in New York on Feb. 9, 1964.AP
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American heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) poses in the ring in a mock victory over The Beatles.Keystone/Getty Images
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American speed skating champion Terry McDermott, top center — a barber by trade — prepares to take a swipe at the famed locks of Beatle Paul McCartney in New York City, Feb. 9, 1964.AP
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The Beatles take a dip in Florida on Feb. 1964.John Loengard—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
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The Beatles jump during a photoshoot for their Twist & Shout EP cover.Fiona Adams—Redferns/Getty Images
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The Beatles during a news conference before their first US concert, two days after their Ed Sullivan appearance.Mike Mitchell—AP
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