An excerpt from “The Beatles’ Story”, a two-record set released in the United States in 1964 as a documentary of the craze that The Beatles were being at the time. Here you can hear an example of what the Fab Four could do to the mind of a young girl during the Beatlemania days:

“What did it, eh, what did it do to you? You seem to be in a…”
“I thought they were just like four boys. I really liked them. They were good. They were really great guys. It didn’t really hit me. And then you see them standing there, singing and I don’t know what they did. They just changed you. They’re not what they used to be. They’re just so much better. And you see them on stage, and they, and they, ooh…like it’s, like it’s, they’re just like they’re meant for you, for you and no one else. It seems so personal but yet it’s just for everybody.”

“Did you ever, did you ever expect the concert to do this to you?”
“Oh no, I came here to say I’m not gonna scream, I’m not gonna cry, I’m not gonna do any things. So here I am crying. And the thing is, I touched Paul the other day. And I thought, well, that’s not gonna be nothing. I touched Paul McCartney, and now that I’ve touched him, I can’t touch him again, ever again…never. I got his autograph.”

“Do you have anything else you wanna add?”
“I, I just think they’re the…ooh…the most wonderful persons I’ve ever met in my whole life. I just love ’em.”

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