The Beatles: Rise of a Rock Revolution

“The Beatles” is a rock band formed in 1960 in Liverpool, England. The group originally

consisted of the guitarist John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison along with bassists

Stuart Sutcliffe and drummer Pete Best. Much of the group’s early time was spent playing shows

in Hamburg ,and Germany. McCartney then took on base after Sutcliffe’s 1961 departure and

they began recording as a backing band. After meeting their future manager Brian Epstein, “The

Beatles” signed to record for EMI on Parlophone label. That

same year Ringo Star starts playing the first recording session and the classic Beatles’ lean up

was solidified. All four members contributed vocals, but Lennon and McCartney’s collaboration stood out. The group released

Some of the most successful of these included

“The Beatles Anthology” documentary and the “Courtesy of Cirque Du Soleil”, theoretical

production “Love”. The Beatles were artistic innovators who quickly achieved mass of success

with their colossal pop culture influence there is no doubt that their successful legacy will live

long. Beatles separation was actually painful, just like a divorce. They had been together since

kids, they grew up together and they finally broke up and there were many things involved in the

reasons for their break up. Shortly after it happened John said that the Beatles were bastards and

that he didn’t miss the Beatles though in an interview of McCartney regarding the issue,

McCartney emphasised that he didn’t believe that John fully meant what he said and that he

knew for sure that John did miss the Beatles a lot as Yoko as well had confirmed that John

missed the Beatles though he was not that kind of guy to admit it. On the other hand, McCartney

says he believes that the Beatles was a great band and during their 10 years together all of them

did many things and certainly all of them missed the band shortly after the break up, maybe