We dive deep into the Far Out Magazine vault to look back at the moment The Doors were banned from performing on the Ed Sullivan show forever ...

This September 17, 1967 performance was actually the first and the last by The Doors on The Ed Sullivan Show. After being asked to change the lyric "couldn't get much higher" in "Light My Fire ...

When he first appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in 1956, Elvis Presley had yet to earn the nickname the "King of Rock 'n' Roll." But Ed Sullivan was very much a kingmaker. Producer-director ...

They also went to Miami for the [Sullivan Show] appearance there." As for how Ed Sullivan lined up the band to be on his show in the first place? Speciale said to Womack, "There are two stories ...

If there was any doubt that the Beatles – comprised of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison – were bonafide superstars, their first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show ...

By Richard Sandomir Robert H. Precht, who for more than a decade produced “The Ed Sullivan Show,” the Sunday night variety extravaganza that for 23 years brought singers, comedians ...

Ed Sullivan wasn’t kidding when he’d ... The Stones played Sullivan six times between 1964 and ’69. The Doors were banned from the show after a Sept. 16, 1967, performance when they failed ...