The Beatles Have anyone heard of the Foo Fighters? If you have not, you maybe heard of Chuck Berry (was in Cadillac Records and portrayed by Mos Def)? You make be wondering why I’m asking these question? The reason is because they all been influenced by one noble group, which is the Beatles. The people that was in the Beatles was John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Richard Starkey ( Ringo Starr). John Lennon was the leader of the group, also from Liverpool, England and also a song writer. Paul McCartney is now as a multi-instrumentalist, and composer, and also from Liverpool, England (Fun Fact: Paul McCartney did not like Michael Jackson). George Harrison was the lead guitarist in the group some of the group’s awards came from Harrison’s …show more content…
Actually, they started off playing in locals clubs like any local musician/ band. When they was a local group they also had two different musician starting off and their name was Pete Best and Stuart Sutcliffe. They played in a local club in Liverpool. Their booking agent, Allan Williams, suggested that they going to Hamburg because another group was successful in the city and was confident that the Beatles would be successful also. When they was in Hamburg Stu left to go back to school. They also was with Bert Kaempfert Productions, but broke up with them. It have not been revealed why till this …show more content…
They also started Beatlemania, which was basically a tour. In the tour they played their first two album which are Please Please Me and With the Beatles. A lot came out to see this British band. Radio airplay and a broad marketing campaign in the U.S. quickly and their sound were something new and exciting, and they were coming to America. Also, they had showed on the show Ed Sullivan Show which boosted up their fame. The Beatles have also did movies. They did a movie named The Hours and Times which won a. award as Sundance's Grand Jury Prize (which was an award giving out at the Sundance Film Festival in 1992). They won countless Grammy awards, such as; Best New Artist (1965), Best Music video (1997), and Brit Award for British Group. Like any other band the Beatles had problems. Unfortunately, the Fab Four broke up in April 1970. The death of Brian Samuel Epstein (which was the manager), he overdosed on sleeping pills. This mean the Beatles have to handle their financial and legal battles, which they was not ready to do. The Beatles was going downhill because everyone was working on their solo careers in 1968-1969. John Lennon and Paul McCartney let the group in 1970. Everyone in the former group had successful solo careers. Everyone won awards and got respect for their solo work also any of them was song
The Beatles were formed in London and consisted of four prime members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison. When they first came out from Liverpool to America, they gave a clean look toward people by wearing suits and trimmed haircuts. The Rolling Stones, also formed in London later on, also consisted of four prime members in the beginning: Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts. Throughout their career, they let they hair grow long and wear whatever they wanted including concerts, giving off the “I don’t care” look. The Beatles gave a clean impression, perceived as perfect school boys while The Rolling Stones gave a dirty image to the public and didn’t care about other’s opinion and rebelled against “the man”. As t...
At a time Black Sabbath did not have a manager. Since they did not have a manager they had to know some ideas to do,and where they were going on tour. Their record dealer did not care about Black Sabbath any more because their records was not getting sold(Aberback,2011). They were not making that much music because they needed music equipment to record the music. Tragics are the worst thing that can happen to the band, but some struggles can also ruin
music so they left the band and devoted their time to writing and the band,
They were making music at the same time as other extremely successful musicians like the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, and Pink Floyd.
They were formed from the ashes of British blues-rockers the Yardbirds. Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelins official founder) started off as the bassist for the Yardbirds, but eventually moved on to play electric guitar for the band. In 1968 the Yardbirds broke up leaving Jimmy Page the rights to the band. Jimmy went out looking to start a new group and found charismatic vocalist Robert Plant, Roberts close friend and explosive drummer John Bonham, and already famous bass guitar player John Paul Jones. The group hit it off and did a few shows in England before renaming the band Led Zeppelin.
From 1957 to 1960, The Beatles appeared to have a hierarchy structure, led by John Lennon. Lennon finalized many decision making issues such as new outfits for the band, who was able to participate in the band, and even what the band would be named. For example, Lennon quickly realized over the years that by working together, and sharing with one another as a group, their band would be at its best. Thus, transformation of a collaboration cycle or group dynamics began. The Beatles clearly demonstrated team work and group cohesion by presenting strong ties they develop over many years. This also included Brian Epstein (dutiful manager) and George Martin (trailblazing producer) (www.danpontefract.com). The group clearly showed consistent feedback and ideas as well as motivating one another. For example, in the September issue of “Innovation in Practice” it is stated, “One would sketch an idea or a song fragment and take it to the other to finish or improve; in some cases, two incomplete songs or song ideas that each had and worked on individually would be combined into a complete song.” Each individual member of The Beatles knew their role in the group. Their interactions, structured re...
The Beatles were a legendary rock and pop group that formed in Liverpool, England in 1960. John Lennon met Paul McCartney in 1957. He invited John to join his music group. George Harrison met Paul in grammar school.Later, they discovered George’s talent of the electric guitar, and he was invited to join Lennon's group, The Quarrymen (News, CBS). George Harrison joined them in February of 1958. Later in time, they started experimenting with different type of music styles. The Beatles became the most popular band of all time (A&E Networks Television).
The early days were not easy for the bnd. They had few gigs to play and received little money. They had great confidence in themselves. They knew they could make it. The gigs they did play were at small colleges, or pubs. They were glad to show their ability even if the crowd was small. The songs they wrote were improving, and they were learning how to execute an exciting live show. Before long, they were hungry for a record deal. They went to every company, but no one would sign them. Finally in 1972 Trident records signed Queen, along with two other bands as a package. Atleast now, Queen had sufficient studio time. Meanwhile they were making a name for themselves with their live performances. They were loud and energetic, and a following was beginning to assemble. Recording for Trident was not all they had hoped it would be. They...
As many already know, John Lennon was part of the ever-so popular group, the Beatles. During the time he spent with the group, his “voice” and stance on the world was practically obsolete, as it was overpowered by Paul McCartney’s drippy and love-like lyrics His “stand” in political life wouldn't come until late in the his career as a beatle. The most well known are the bed ins and billboards. John and Yoko were married March 20th, 1969 and instead of having a regular honeymoon, they decided to utilize their time in the eyes of the public.
The band continued to tour the world, releasing new music, earning respect and popularity. In 2005, the band released their last album “A Bigger
The Beatles have been noted as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, and most persuasive bands of all time. They were both musical and lyrical masterminds whom interpreted their opinions through their music. Of those many opinions their main message they wanted to send was the idea of peace. The Beatles opposed the war in Vietnam and were avid participants in the anti-war movement; by trend setting, not being afraid to speak their mind, and writing songs including: “Give Peace A Chance,” “Revolution,” “All You Need Is Love,” and many more. These songs insinuated and instilled their views on world peace, and back their opinions on the war.
Monsta X's Performance "Love" on the remix was just too good their Chinese pronousation was so on point actually everything was on point !!
The Beatles are an English rock band who originated in Liverpool, England in 1960. They were a huge success locally even before they began to make records in the United Kingdom. The band was comprised of four members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. They owe much of their early, quick success to manager Brian Epstein who molded them into a professional act, and producer George Martin who enhanced their musical potential. Early in the 1960’s, their widespread fame in the United Kingdom was first referred to as “Beatlemania”. Eventually, they acquired the nickname “the Fab Four” as Beatlemania grew rapidly in Britain. By 1964, the Fab Four made their way overseas and officially became international pop stars. The Beatles were the leading factor in the “British Invasion” of the United States pop market.
Everybody knows The Beatles, from ‘Love me do’ to ‘Yesterday’ it is extremely likely that you will know at least one song. For some they are the best band in the world, lyrically gifted with the instruments to boot. For others, they are nothing more than a just a bunch of mop top boys beating a drum. But whatever your opinion, be it overrated or underrated, masterminds or follies you can’t deny that they will forever be remembered. So, to celebrate here are ten of the most memorable lyrics.