Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee John Oates and comedic musician Neil Innes of "Monty Python" and The Rutles have joined the lineup of music and pop culture experts to appear at the first installment of CBS News Live Experiences, 50 YEARS: THE BEATLES, presented by "Motown The Musical," to take place Sunday, Feb. 9, 2014 (6:30 - 8:00 PM, ET) at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City. Anthony Mason, CBS News Senior Business Correspondent and Anchor of CBS THIS MORNING: SATURDAY, will host the live event and conduct a symposium with the attendees.
50 YEARS: THE BEATLES, presented by "Motown The Musical," will be staged 50 years to the day that the famed music group appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Singer-songwriter Oates, one half of the hit-making duo of Hall & Oates, and Innes, who co-created and performed all of the songs for the Beatles spoof, The Rutles, and some of the "Monty Python" songs included in the Broadway hit "Spamalot," join previously announced participants, all of whom were tied to or influenced by the Beatles. The panel also includes Pattie Boyd, the photographer and model who was married to George Harrison from 1966-1967 and was the inspiration for many of his songs, including "Something"; Andrew Loog Oldham, a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee who just prior to discovering and managing the Rolling Stones from 1963 to 1967 was an independent publicist for the Beatles; guitarist, songwriter and record producer Mick Jones, who founded the rock band Foreigner and who in 1964 played the same bill as the Beatles during their three-week Paris residency before their U.S. debut; and Julie Taymor, the award-winning film, opera and theater director whose Oscar-nominated film "Across the Universe" was a '60s-era love story set to 34 Beatles compositions.Videos