Brian Epstein made a huge impact on The Beatles' career as their manager. His 1967 death changed everything for the band.

Epstein played a key role in arranging this appearance. Brian and the Beatles in black tie (Courtesy Brigit Grant) In 1967, Epstein died at the age of 32 of combined alcohol and barbiturate overdose.

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“I think [Beatles manager] Brian Epstein had met a photographer in Australia called Robert Whitaker, who came to London where Brian introduced him to us,” he said, per The Beatles Anthology.

For the first live satellite broadcast, Our World, The Beatles performed "All You Need Is Love" for a global audience.

“I think [Beatles manager] Brian Epstein had met a photographer in Australia called Robert Whitaker, who came to London where Brian introduced him to us,” he said, per The Beatles Anthology.