How Did The Beatles Influence Young People

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When discussing the effect of Beatlemania Lee Allen once said, “The Beatles had the most influence on young people than anyone in the world at the time. The Beatles defined the style, ideas, and the whole concept of the 1960s. The Beatles created a craze that had never been seen and will never be seen again” (What People Said About The Beatles).Lee was not the only person to feel this way, it is a common view that The Beatles lead to rock and roll taking over the world. The effect of The Beatles was new to music history and needed the perfect chemistry of people, perfect environment, and most importantly a perfect sound to fully accomplish “Beatlemania”. How The Beatles grew from individuals was an important factor to the power they would have in the years to come. Before John became The Beatles legend he would later become he was a part of a band called The Quarrymen. It was on July 6th 1957 when John was introduced to Paul McCartney, John was blown away by Paul’s impressive guitar playing and asked him to join The Quarrymen(Beatles Timeline, History of The Beatles). After playing with the Quarrymen for a short time Paul recommended a close friend of his, George Harrison for the position of…show more content…
Brian took control of their style putting them in matching black colored suits, keeping their long hair, and insisting they avoid cursing or smoking in front of fans to make them stand out even further . Being their manager brought along hard and uncomfortable tasks as well like firing Pete Best from the band after they got a record deal with Parlophone (Life of Brian Epstein). With the firing of Pete the boys decided to bring in drummer Ringo Starr from the band Hurricanes to be their final member. With Ringo by their side the boys were finally able to reach the level of success that they had dreamed of that took Britain by

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