As long as I can remember I have been fascinated by the turbulent rich and soul inspiring decade of the 1960s. The historical significance of these ten years mark the most important and influential times in American history. I would give up anything to have been a child growing up with all the hope and innocence of the 1950s followed by fierce adolescent outrage facing the ills of an unpopular war, civil rights, JFK and MLK. The fact is that those who were growing up during this era witnessed the country go through that very same progression of youth to adulthood. The Beatles were the soundtrack for many Americans during this time. From their mop-top poppy early tunes on the Ed Sullivan Show, experimentation with LSD and of course their role in the late sixty’s protesting Vietnam; they basically raised many of our parents through a unpredictable and important time in America. The Beatles were both of my parents' introduction when they came to NYC from Colombia in the sixties and early 70s, so its only fair that they sparked my interest in it as well.