When did the Beatles first appear on television?

Answer 1

Hmm..Either it's Love Me Do or I Feel Fine......

Answer 2

In the UK The Beatles first appeared on a regional TV show in Manchester, Granada TV's People and Places, on 17 October 1962; they sang "Love Me Do" and "Ooh! My Soul".

Their first national TV appearance was on Thank Your Lucky Stars. This was a very significant event in the band's history as it was on during a very severe winter - which meant a larger than usual audience as people couldn't go out.

Footage of the Beatles was shown on the CBS Evening Newsand The Jack Paar Show, late in 1963. The first live Beatles appearance on American television was The Ed Sullivan Show.

Answer 3

The Beatles made several movies including "A Hard Day's Night", "Help!", "Magical Mystery Tour", and the animated "Yellow Submarine", but the first video that was anything more than footage of a live performance or a TV appearance, was possibly "Strawberry Fields" in 1967. They also did an internationally telecast premiere performance of "All You Need Is Love" with a cast of dozens of friends (including The Rolling Stones) providing backing vocals and, there was a video of "Hello, Goodbye" featuring the Beatles in full Sgt Pepper regalia with dancing girls. "Let It Be" had a video clip which was pretty much the filming of the recording of the song, and finally, there was the roof top performance of the "Let It Be" album at Apple where the performance was stopped by the police.

Answer 4

The English rock band The Beatles first appeared live on the Ed Sullivan television show. They appeared February ninth 1964. They would go on to appear 2 more times on that show.