[Revolting cat!]

I was managing an unknown group of unknown notalents called the Beatles.

[Revolting cat!]

No, really, I was still hiding in Argentina at that time.

[Mr_Moonlight]

I was managing an unknown group of unknown notalents called the Beatles

Hahahahaaaa .. that was YOU ??!?!?

/laughs

[FredZarguna]

I was managing an unknown group of unknown notalents called the Beatles.

You're going to find this really strange, because there was a British group called the Beatles that had already established they were quite talented with a #17 record on the UK charts called Love Me Do more than a year before Kennedy was assasinated.

What became of your group?

[a fool in paradise]

Dave’s not here!

[a fool in paradise]

I was managing an unknown group of unknown notalents called the Beatles.

Lucky you! I was busy managing Vaughn Meader.

After John F. Kennedy was killed in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963, sales of The First Family albums plummeted, and stores removed the records from their shelves as the nation went into mourning. A JFK-related Christmas single by Meader was released by Verve Records shortly before the assassination; it was quickly withdrawn. Meader and others commented through the years that the assassin's bullet killed not only Kennedy, but also Meader (or, Meader's career). His act was no longer in demand and even appearances that were already booked—including those for the Grammy Awards show, the Joey Bishop show, and To Tell the Truth—were canceled.