There are many different conversational ideas that The Beatles put into words with in their songs. John Lennon was a great man that only had a chance to live through his fans. His life was put onto files and films and records so that everyone in the world could see what the group was about. They weren't scared of the fact that they were going to be chewed up by the people that disliked them. In his quote at the John Sinclair Concert, (a protest tribute), he said, " We came here to show and say to all of you that apathy isn't it, we can do something, okay so flower power didn't work. So what, we start again." While he was speaking he was being recorded by the F.B.I. that had a plan of the own, to stop John and his group. John Lennon, and The Beatles, not only with their music, but also with his feared political powers changed American

John stated a band, called The Black Jacks, that was soon changed to The Quarry Men, There first set of gigs was at the Cavern Club where they played rock numbers such as "Hound Dog" and "Blue Swage Shoes." After a few performances a man named, Ivan Vaughan.later, introduced Paul Mcarnety to John. Later Paul introduced George Harrison to the band. After a month of playing, Johns mother, who he was finally getting to know and love, dies in a freak accident. They continued to play for many months at small taverns and at churches. After various performances they finally found a permanent drummer, Pete Best.

A man named Brian Epstein discovered the Beatles and it was decided that he would manage the band. After many rejections to get a record contract, George Harrison said, that in order to get a record contract they must find a drummer to replace Pete Best. They eventually found a drummer named Ringo Strr (Richard starke). Who gave the to sound a push they needed to get a record label. So with this talented g

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