"I Want to Hold Your Hand" officially topped the American charts on February 1, 1964, slightly more than a week prior to The Beatles making their American debut February 9 on The Ed Sullivan Show.

“I Want to Hold Your Hand” became The Beatles’ first No. 1 single in the United States. The hit topped the Billboard Hot 100 for a whopping seven weeks, staying on the chart for a total of ...

A star said watched The Beatles write “I Want to Hold Your Hand” on his family’s piano. He discussed why the tune became stuck in his head. The tune hit No. 1 in the United States and the ...

New Release Date. Capitol initially wanted to release “I Want to Hold Your Hand” around the band’s first Ed Sullivan appearance on February 9, 1964, but after its success on WWDC and a ...

So the next time you want to give some not-so-friendly advice or a passive-aggressive newsflash, feel free to hit ‘em with the “I’m gonna hold your hand when I say this.” Advertisement ...

When I was a little kid my mom always had the Beatles 1 CD in the car. We would listen to that all the time on the way to school, and “I Want To Hold Your Hand” quickly became one of my ...

The Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand" became the first of the band's record 20 Hot 100 leaders. Here's the chart rewind to 1964.

The Killers then played “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” which they’d never before covered in concert. (They had done “Helter Skelter,” “Get Back,” “In My Life,” “Michelle,” and ...

The Beatles' first U.S. hit "I Want to Hold Your Hand" was released 60 years ago Tuesday in this country. This segment aired on December 26, 2023. Advertisement ...