of the Beatles are known for vast majority of the people. The motive of love and peace are seen throughout their songs. They were the most influential band of 1960s in the world. “The six hundred million of Beatles albums was been taken across the world. The song “Yesterday” of Beatles had three thousand variations, making the leader among songs, which was sang by other vocalists.” (The Beatles, by the numbers, 2014) . The band affected the culture of people in big amounts was the Beatles. In 60th
likewise, The Beatles. The Beatles are and were one of the greatest rock bands ever known. They are so much more than just their music. Their music and their influences are what shaped society in 60s.The Beatles after 50 years are still in effect, not as big as they were back then, but they have still had an impact on modern society till this day. Their fame had to start somewhere and wasn’t always as easy as they make it seem. Before they were known as “The Beatles” all together they were, John Lennon
problems: school, cars, summer vacation, parents as well as young love. The primary instruments of early rock 'n' roll were guitar, bass, piano, drums, and saxophone. Rebellion a teenage defiance of adult values and authority was indicated through all aspects of the music: its heavy beat, loudness, self-absorbed lyrics, and raving delivery. Some of the Influential performers of the 1950’s were Chuck Berry ("Johnny B. Goode"), Little Richard ("Good Golly Miss Molly"), Sam Cooke ("You Send Me"), Buddy Holly
Rolling Stones. I am going to look at the historical context and influences within this song. I am also going to look at the style, genre, harmonies, and melodic language. The Rolling stones are a rock band which were form in London, England 1962. The original band member when they formed were, Mick Jagger as lead vocalist, Keith Richards as lead guitarist, Brian Jones as rhythm guitarist, Bill Wyman as the bassist, Ian Stewart as pianist and Charlie Watts on percussion. Even though these made the original