"[The Beatles are] more popular than Jesus now; I don't know which will go first - rock 'n' roll or Christianity" In March of 1966, John Lennon’s, now famous, quote was published in The London Evening Standard newspaper in an article written by Maureen Cleave and titled “How Does a Beatle Live? John Lennon lives like this” Although controversial, this quote brings up an interesting question: Were the Beatles actually more popular than Jesus? Could four ordinary boys from Liverpool, England leave
of the experiences humans have gone through; every era is accompanied by its own music that reflects on the lives of the people during that time period. Throughout the years musicians have created beautiful works of arts that have contributed to society by delivering messages or by simply entertaining masses. Billie Holiday Billie Holiday, a famous jazz singer, was born in Baltimore on April 7, 1915 (Margolick). In 1933, John Hammond, a producer, was fascinated by Holiday’s singing style after hearing
Henry Ford was not an inventor. He did not invent the assembly line nor did not even invent the automobile. Henry Ford's mind was used to innovate the entire world's standard for production and brought a means of cheap transportation to every home in America, Canada, United Kingdom, and a lot in Europe and Asia. Since he changed the way every manufacturing company creates its product he brought jobs to a vast amount of people. I will briefly explain the life of Henry Ford and afterwards the positive
Delta blues is known as the earliest styles of blues music, it originated in the Mississippi Delta, a region found in the United States that expands from Memphis, Tennessee in the north to Vicksburg Mississippi in the south, to the Mississippi River on the west to the Yazoo River on the east. The areas is famous for its fertile soil and extreme poverty. The music was started by poor black sharecroppers and former African slaves as this a way to entertain and express the relieve they felt and the
individual has an unrealistic sense of their own importance. Those who exhibit grandiosity will find it hard to accept anything but their own truths and when things conflict with their truths they will quickly find reasons to blame other people. No matter how bad this individual messes up their life they will always have somebody else to blame for worse atrocities. Like