The Beatles’ 1965 concert at Shea Stadium was a landmark moment in music history, setting new standards for live events.

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Beatles scholar Lewis immediately offers just one song as tops in his Beatles pantheon: All You Need Is Love. "It's a sentiment that's so primal and essential to our role on this planet," he says.