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Deutsch: Gedenktafel

Beatles Platz Hamburg Hier auf St. Pauli begann die musikalische Karriere der Beatles. Der Hamburger Komponist, Arrangeur, Orchesterleiter und Produzent Bert Kaempfert

  • 16.10.1923 +24.06.1980

und der Hamburger Musikverleger und Rechtsanwalt Alfred K.Schacht

  • 23.01.1916 +23.10.1990

entdeckten 1961 im Top-Ten-Club diese Gruppe junger Musiker: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Pete Best und Tony Sheridan. Sie nahmen sie unter Vertrag und so entstanden am 22. und 23. Juni 1961 die ersten Schallplattenaufnahmen der Beatles:

MY BONNIE . THE SAINTS . WHY . CRY FOR A SHADOW . AIN'T SHE SWEET ...
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