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The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night (video collection)

Thursday, Nov 12, 2009

Another day, another video collection to celebrate the Fab Four. They haven’t gotten old in 45 years, no reason to think they will any time soon.


“A Hard Day’s Night”


“You Can’t Do That”



  
“I Should Have Known Better”


“If I Fell”


“I’m Happy Just to Dance with You”


“And I Love Her”


“Tell Me Why”


“Can’t Buy Me Love”


“Things We Said Today”


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