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The story of the sitar Beatles used in 'Norwegian Wood' | Zee News
The simple act of a sitar string breaking had a profound influence on the direction of Harrison's life. Indian music had been completely unknown to him but for the next two years, Ayana Angadi and the AMC would mentor Harrison in the study of Indian classical music.
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“I’ve got nothing wrong with dead John but the idea of having dead John with live Paul and Ringo and George to form a group, it didn’t appeal to me too much.
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Here Comes the Sun: Why Weather Influenced the Music of the '60s
As John Lennon sings in the song, 'If the rain comes, they run and hide their heads,' which contrasts with a later verse when he sings, 'When the sun shines, they slip into the shade,'"
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The Beatles, Help! and the creation of the modern British man
This transition is another that mirrors the shift from the black and white reality of 1964 to the technicolour hyperreality of 1965. It is also reflective of the potentially different lifestyle opening up for men in the mid 1960s.
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Folk to Rock: When Dylan Went Electric
"Dylan had always liked rock and roll and Dylan didn't think of rock and roll as stupid music."
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The opening lyrics of Here, There and Everywhere were changed from "to lead a better life, I need my love to be there" to "To lead a better life, I need My Lord to be with me."
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Next book in superb 'Beatles In the News' series to focus on George Harrison | Examiner.com
The books that are available in the series so far are "The Beatles in the News 1962-1963,” “The Beatles in the News 1964, Vol. 1,” “The Beatles in the News 1964, Vol. 2,” “The Beatles in the News 1965,” "The Beatles in the News 1966,” "The Beatles in the News 1967,” "The Beatles in the News 1968,” "The Beatles in the News 1969,” “Paul McCartney In the News 1969-1973” and “John Lennon In the News 1969-1975.”
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Ringo's no joke. He was a genius and the Beatles were lucky to have him » The Spectator
One night Ringo sat in for their drummer Pete Best. ‘I remember the moment,’ said Paul, ‘standing there and looking at John and then looking at George, and the look on our faces was like …what is this? And that was the moment, that was the beginning, really, of the Beatles.’
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Sony Blocks Beatles ‘Lost’ Concert Film in U.K. Copyright Case - Bloomberg Business
The film by WPMC Ltd. about the 1964 performance in Washington called “The Beatles: The Lost Concert,” infringed Sony’s copyrights in the U.K. and the U.S., according to a ruling in London Wednesday. Sony owns the worldwide copyrights to eight songs in the concert, including “From Me to You” and “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” Judge Richard Arnold said.
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Newcastle teenager's Beatles photos up for auction - BBC News
The company's security guard had taken Ms Henderson and her friend around the building and given them photos and albums, she said.
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