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| aris Sing Ray Charles, and were beaten by The | Beatles' A Hard Day's Night. |
| witness producer Lorne Michaels offering the | Beatles a laughably low sum - $3,000 - to reunite on |
| That Weight," and "The End", tracks from The | Beatles' Abbey Road album, were the final tunes to be |
| The | Beatles acquired an imported copy by the Miracles and |
| The | Beatles admired Buddy Holly and the Crickets (best de |
| luences encompassed artists as diverse as The | Beatles, Afrika Bambaataa, Television, Sly & the Fami |
| ntly it was second single in a row to top The | Beatles after the song ABC., ABC. |
| ety by announcing a boycott of records by The | Beatles after John Lennon made his comments that the |
| instance of "musical sniping" among the four | Beatles after the band broke up, the target in this c |
| Help! was the final | Beatles album to feature any covers, until 1970's Let |
| t originally appeared on the group's With The | Beatles album in the UK, released in 1963, and on the |
| rst recorded and released in 1967, on the The | Beatles' album of the same name. |
| and in close up, inspired by the cover of The | Beatles' album With The Beatles. |
| h rock fanzines, absorbed and dissected every | Beatles album that came out, and listened exclusively |
| The name of the album is a reference to the | Beatles' album The Beatles which is more widely known |
| A Hard Day's Night is the first | Beatles album to feature entirely original compositio |
| each album, but A Hard Day's Night is the one | Beatles album on which Lennon's dominance as songwrit |
| row Never Knows," a song Lennon wrote for the | Beatles album Revolver. |
| The iconic | Beatles album cover has been parodied many times over |
| November 27 - The | Beatles' album Magical Mystery Tour is released in th |
| f Simon Rodia is included on the cover of the | Beatles' album Sgt. |
| The cover art is inspired by The | Beatles album cover for A Hard Day's Night. |
| among the best known covers of songs from the | Beatles' album Rubber Soul (1965). |
| Rock 'n' Roll Music was the first | Beatles album to include "I'm Down", which had previo |
| The | Beatles Album (1970) |
| st known for his design of the sleeve for The | Beatles' album Sgt. |
| oned at the end of the song "Dig It" from the | Beatles' album Let It Be. |
| The cover is inspired by the | Beatles' album With The Beatles. |
| Not to be confused with the | Beatles album Rubber Soul. |
| on/McCartney) that originally appeared on The | Beatles' album Let It Be. |
| Further information: Love (The | Beatles album) and Cirque du Soleil discography |
| For the 2000 compilation album, see 1 (The | Beatles album). |
| On The | Beatles album, the song was sequenced as the second t |
| ey the song might have been excluded from The | Beatles album, but Pattie Boyd "liked it very much so |
| During the recording of The | Beatles' album, Sgt. |
| Future | Beatles albums, including Revolver, Abbey Road, Let I |
| British pressings of the same twelve original | Beatles albums, with an American pressing of Rarities |
| This is also one of three | Beatles albums, along with Let It Be and Magical Myst |
| ier has mentioned that influences include The | Beatles, Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Jeff Bu |
| elease was actually The Dowlands cover of The | Beatles All My Loving b/w Hey Sally (Tollie 9002). |
| music, and frequently booked and recorded the | Beatles, along with many other leading groups and art |
| up entirely of cover versions of songs by The | Beatles, although originally it was intended to compr |
| Gavin Bryars, Frank Zappa, Roger Eno, and the | Beatles, among others. |
| James Bond, Star Trek, Nintendo, Halo and The | Beatles, amongst others. |
| In their book The | Beatles: An Illustrated Record, Roy Carr and Tony Tyl |
| In 1977, he declined to grant The | Beatles an injunction to prohibit the sale of an unau |
| He's moreover a big admirer of The | Beatles and Oasis. |
| etal with a style of vocals influenced by The | Beatles and the heavy playing style of thrash bands s |
| On 19 October 1961, The | Beatles and Gerry & the Pacemakers merged to become t |
| mous artists such as Simon and Garfunkel, The | Beatles, and The Byrds. |
| an amicable working relationship between the | Beatles and James disintegrated by the late 1960s; th |
| ll Over Beethoven" were omitted from Meet The | Beatles! and released on the next Capitol album, The |
| Eventually, Decca rejected the | Beatles and instead chose The Tremeloes, who had audi |
| and Paul McCartney, which was recorded by The | Beatles and released on their December 1964 album Bea |
| d to release some rare cover versions of many | Beatles and Beach Boys songs he recorded throughout t |
| makes several references and/or allusions to | Beatles and Rolling Stones songs. |
| ome of George Harrison, lead guitarist of The | Beatles, and was where many of the demo recordings fo |
| He is a noted | Beatles and 60s fan which is frequently reflected in |
| m, the song of the same title recorded by The | Beatles and others). |
| ith a light-hearted tune from all four of the | Beatles and occasionally cuts to a tale of the Beatle |
| oncert, the Buckaroos returned a favor to The | Beatles and played "Twist and Shout" while wearing Be |
| f John Lennon, singer and songwriter with The | Beatles, and is now preserved by the National Trust. |
| nced by Big Star and Television more than the | Beatles and Beach Boys. |
| most of his articles pertain to facts on The | Beatles and their members. |
| he was captivated by Broadway show tunes, the | Beatles, and the Motown sound, and has said that she |
| nchant power pop that showcased a debt to The | Beatles and XTC. |
| fluenced by the new era of groups such as The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones and then folk singer, |
| Aside of the above mentioned The Who, The | Beatles, and Led Zeppelin, Pedro mentions drummers Ca |
| later, he was influenced by the music of The | Beatles and Bob Dylan. |
| Nirvana "liking the Knack, Bay City Rollers, | Beatles, and ABBA as much as we liked Flipper and Bla |
| uenced by the bands such as The Kingsmen, The | Beatles and The Byrds, although they have record only |
| In real life Little Richard inspired the | Beatles and Bowie, who in turn inspired many bands to |
| tical respect and famous admirers such as The | Beatles and Marc Bolan, Idle Race failed to catch fir |
| nced by highly melodic rock bands such as The | Beatles and Big Star. |
| ve Iron Frenzy and Delirious?, as well as The | Beatles and Duke Ellington. |
| tains eight tracks, made from combinations of | Beatles and Metallica songs. |
| Walt Disney; as well as on such stars as The | Beatles and Tokio World). |
| nned song that was recorded separately by The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones. |
| lish guitar pop groups such as The Kinks, The | Beatles and XTC-Blur released Modern Life Is Rubbish |
| In 1963, the | Beatles and Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas were bot |
| brity guests of the hotel were Babe Ruth, the | Beatles and Elvis Presley. |
| , including songs originally performed by The | Beatles and Bob Dylan, as well as recent hit singles |
| iza then developed interest in bands like The | Beatles and The Who. |
| s-1980s era rock and roll culture such as The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones in a Finnish style. |
| with Klaus Voormann (a longtime friend of the | Beatles and designer of the cover for their Revolver |
| relles, The Four Seasons, The Beach Boys, The | Beatles and the music of the British Invasion, Bob Dy |
| His autobiography entitled "Halas, Hef, the | Beatles and Me" was published in 1967. |
| He grew up obsessed with the newly popular | Beatles, and moved to San Francisco, California in Ju |
| eases cover albums of such bands as ABBA, The | Beatles and Queen. |
| ackson, Prince, Lenny Kravitz, Radiohead, The | Beatles, and Pink Floyd. |
| e song for his 1987 album Richie Havens Sings | Beatles and Dylan. |
| nt whose clients included Shirley Bassey, The | Beatles and Tom Jones. |
| It was inspired the recent breakup of The | Beatles, and documents his desire to continue playing |
| Chuck Berry, Johnny Cash and Ray Charles, the | Beatles and Bob Dylan was the old fashioned American |
| granted that he would do the same job for The | Beatles and Epstein's other acts. |
| This is a list of the line-ups of The | Beatles and the individual members' other bands. |
| eeds, The Chocolate Watch Band as well as The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones. |
| ctically every musician of the time cited The | Beatles and their music as an influence, and Ferguson |
| larity at the time almost rivaled that of The | Beatles, and named after their hit song "Catch Us If |
| The 2010 season featured the | Beatles and some of their hits. |
| ul, who at that point was trying to leave the | Beatles and Apple. |
| the early Liverpool days of The Quarrymen/The | Beatles and Rory Storm & The Hurricanes, said to be t |
| Classic rock artists such as The Eagles, The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones. |
| ings of artists that played there such as The | Beatles and Led Zeppelin. |
| cultural links which include the Titanic, The | Beatles and The Canadian Army Mutiny in the First Wor |
| s like the ones used by George Martin and The | Beatles and a later console on which the album Band o |
| o need for them to clean up their act, as the | Beatles and others had had to do on returning home, f |
| Chelsea at this time was home to both the | Beatles, and Rolling Stones members Brian Jones, Mick |
| concept of the album was to pay homage to The | Beatles and create songs which sounded very similar t |
| After the rise of the | Beatles and other groups, Parnes' attitude and approa |
| racks from the earlier British album With The | Beatles and shares the same cover photograph. |
| hs, as well as Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger, The | Beatles and The Who. |
| novel is also noted for its evocation of The | Beatles and U2 (in particular the album The Joshua Tr |
| zz, Calderazzo set aside his passions for the | Beatles and Led Zeppelin and began listening to Oscar |
| Peter Sellers slyly mocks both the | Beatles and Laurence Olivier's portrayal of Richard I |
| om their albums Please Please Me and With The | Beatles, and was only released in mono. |
| ubjects and also Johnson's disapproval of The | Beatles and their fans (Berry 214). |
| They were influenced by The | Beatles, and were popular in Malaysia and the Netherl |
| gart, Elizabeth Taylor, Barbra Streisand, The | Beatles and numerous others. |
| ing the formal suit fashion introduced by The | Beatles and turning them into waiters' clothing, and |
| ities, socialites and royalty, including: The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones, Frank Sinatra, Joan C |
| , Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Bob Marley, The | Beatles, and various other popular artists. |
| ibute bands, who impersonated groups like The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones. |
| s, seventeen of which would be re-made by The | Beatles and appear on their various studio albums or |
| songs of famous bands in their shows, such as | Beatles and Deep Purple, with no vocals.. |
| She is known as an expert on The | Beatles and hosts the weekly Breakfast with the Beatl |
| f the 1962 German album by Tony Sheridan, The | Beatles, and The Beat Brothers called My Bonnie. |
| number of issues including the breakup of The | Beatles and the difficulties that developed between t |
| d was quite famous in Europe, long before The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones. |
| Early influences included The | Beatles and Carole King. |
| BEST! - a fictional comedy musical about The | Beatles and their first drummer Pete Best at the Live |
| Basil likes to dance to the | Beatles and Suzy sometimes makes an appearance. |
| to make comparisons to popular albums by The | Beatles and The Beach Boys. |
| ew groups of the time, like The Byrds and The | Beatles, and notes how things have improved and not j |
| bsent from the track lineup were songs by The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones. |
| which George Harrison and John Lennon of The | Beatles, and Lennon's lifelong pal Pete Shotton, atte |
| Atlantic Records that produced albums by The | Beatles and AC/DC. |
| RLA 1110 AM in Los Angeles, he introduced the | Beatles and Rolling Stones at their Hollywood Bowl co |
| guitar licks, proved a major influence on The | Beatles, and inspired their song "Ask Me Why". |
| um was released in February 1964, just as The | Beatles and the British music invasion was getting in |
| a defender of popular music claiming that The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones "display a phenomenal |
| The | Beatles and Pink Floyd both recorded at Abbey Road St |
| e material, it featured misguided attempts at | Beatles and other current songs and a ludicrous psych |
| The group toured with both The | Beatles and The Rolling Stones before disbanding in 1 |
| of the album cover is a reference to both The | Beatles and Metallica's self-titled albums (the forme |
| with Klaus Voormann (a longtime friend of the | Beatles and designer of the cover for their Revolver |
| ongwriting have been deeply influenced by The | Beatles and Gilbert O'Sullivan. |
| he world whose two biggest influences are The | Beatles and Wayne Gretzky!” |
| brief portion of the song was included in the | Beatles' animated film Yellow Submarine when Harrison |
| Years later, while working on the | Beatles Anthology project in 1994, the three survivin |
| On The | Beatles Anthology video, there is a brief interview w |
| The | Beatles Anthology is the name of a documentary series |
| 1995 The | Beatles Anthology |
| George Harrison, The | Beatles Anthology |
| ootage of this performance may be seen on The | Beatles Anthology video. |
| record remastered and the songs appear on The | Beatles Anthology 1. |
| The recording was included on the | Beatles' Anthology 1. |
| al mix of the album; as McCartney says in The | Beatles Anthology, "Typical Beatles - an accident." |
| tleg albums; seven of them also appear on The | Beatles Anthology, Vol. |
| the album cover seem to be references to The | Beatles Anthology. |
| Their act can be seen on the DVD of the | Beatles' appearances on the Sullivan show. |
| lroom, Elgin, Scotland, just a week after The | Beatles appeared there. |
| ring in the film, Ringo Starr, drummer of The | Beatles, appears as the Pope. |
| s the location of the original offices of the | Beatles' Apple Corps in 1968 prior to their move to S |
| d in psychedelic colours on the facade of the | Beatles' Apple Boutique in London's Baker Street (whi |
| Special" (which, notably, was released by The | Beatles' Apple Records label) on his Under the Influe |
| It was released as an album by The | Beatles' Apple Records label later that year. |
| ith EMI, the last album to be released on The | Beatles' Apple label until it was revived in the 1990 |
| Significance: The | Beatles are telling blacks to get guns and fight whit |
| The | Beatles are known to appear on "My Bonnie" and "The S |
| The | Beatles are seen performing on Salisbury Plain with S |
| cCartney (while their wives, as well as other | Beatles, are referred to, they do not appear in the p |
| The | Beatles' arrival in the United States earlier in the |
| Lennon, left, and the rest of The | Beatles arriving in the US in 1964 |
| on and early years" section, like that in The | Beatles article.-indopug |
| e is a slang term for Christmas coined by The | Beatles as part of their 1964 Christmas record issued |
| album recalls Big Star or even Abbey Road-era | Beatles, as well as evoking more predictable influenc |
| ona closed the club on 24 June 1962, with The | Beatles as the last group to perform. |
| February 11 was a marathon day for The | Beatles as they recorded 10 of the 14 tracks they nee |
| musician, was personally acquainted with the | Beatles as the Bonzos had a cameo appearance in the m |
| remiere episode was taped in Britain with the | Beatles as the guests. |
| ited to Lennon/McCartney) and released by The | Beatles as the B-side of their sixth British single " |
| Molly recorded a cover of 'Two of Us' by The | Beatles as a duet with her mother. |
| are said to portray the classic image of the | Beatles, as it was released at the height of Beatlema |
| he Hare Krishna mantra written on them to the | Beatles at Apple. |
| is orthodox career move, O'Regan had seen The | Beatles at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1964 with his mot |
| Sounds Incorporated when they opened for The | Beatles at their famous 1965 concert at Shea Stadium |
| o 56,800 fans (breaking the record set by The | Beatles at Shea Stadium in 1965), and grossed $309,00 |
| Jude, recording and filming the song with The | Beatles at Twickenham Film Studios on 4 September 196 |
| ; that # belonging to (Avril Lavinge with The | Beatles at the top with 170,000,000 career units (42M |
| al and improved quality (1982).Howletts book ( | Beatles at the Beeb) credits Adams and others. |
| ted and with improved quality resulted in the | Beatles at the Beeb Albums being released. |
| Oddly, the | Beatles audition version was left off Anthology 1, ev |
| It premiered in August 1964, just after the | Beatles' Australian tour and Channel 0's inaugural br |
| Beatles author Bruce Spizer, who also wrote the set's | |
| it, in 1961 (now minus Stuart Sutcliffe), The | Beatles backed Sheridan in a series of stage performa |
| a tribute song from Ringo Starr to his former | Beatles bandmate George Harrison who died on November |
| formance reunited Ringo Starr with his former | Beatles bandmate Paul McCartney. |
| He lists The | Beatles, Beach Boys, Chris Farlowe, David Bowie, Jimi |
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