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John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best played together as the Silver Beatles in 1960 in Liverpool. In the summer of that year they performed in Hamburg, Germany, and in 1961 recorded the first 45 laps as a group to accompany the singer Tony Sheridan. In the fall of that year, Brian Epstein, manager-turned-seller records the group manages to get an audition with Decca, where the Beatles are discarded. Epstein try to Parlophone, where George Martin is to take care about the project. After a change of formation - leave Pete Best, Ringo Starr enters, while Stuart Sutcliffe had left the band s

ome time before - the band released the first 45 laps, LOVE ME DO, and a second, Please Please Me, which jumped in head the charts, giving way to an unprecedented success - in fact number one ranking, a collective called Beatlemania fever plaguing teenagers from around the world, change is still crucial to the base of pop and rock - which stops Only eight years later, with the dissolution of the quartet.
The milestones of the group are marked by sensational events, such as the U.S. invasion in 1964 (five songs in the first five places in the standings), two films like "A Hard Day's Night" and "Help!" The honor of Baronetti given to the group by Queen Elizabeth II during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace in 1965, the crusade against the group undertaken in the United States after the phrase "We're more famous than Jesus Christ" that Lennon delivery in 1966. These are the years of success as A HARD DAY'S NIGHT, BEATLES FOR SALE, HELP, RUBBER SOUL, and songs like "I want to hold yor hand", "Ticket to Ride," "Yesterday", "Yellow Submarine", both for mention a few titles in a production well known.
Despite the worldwide success, the group - in the late sixties - begins to suffer from fatigue also marked by a certain discontent among the various components. In 1968 he published The White Album, a triumph, in which, however, emerge once and for all the will of the Fab Four to express themselves individually rather than as a group yet. The next year lets out ABBEY ROAD, most complex both lyrically and in musical arrangements, which also saw the consecration of George Harrison as a great composer like the Lennon-McCartney due to the success of "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something ".
LET IT BE, their latest album released in 1970, is completed in spite of Paul McCartney is at odds with the manager because he wants to treat the profits of the Beatles and his wife Linda's father, Lee Eastman.
The end of the Beatles was proclaimed on April 10 of that year with an announcement of Paul McCartney who has since begun to work on solo projects.
It 's just that in 1996 the remains of the Beatles back together in the recording studio to work on a documentary about their history and three double-CD anthology containing unreleased and alternate versions of their classics, including two unpublished Lennon songs.
After the death of Lennon in 1980 and that of Harrison in 2001 following a long illness, McCartney said the same - in 2007-want to complete "Now and Then", a song that the band has been working through the implementation of ANTHOLOGY , with new verses written using a new drum track recorded by Ringo Starr and the stock of the guitar by George Harrison.
At the end of 2007, the two surviving Beatles are called to play in Israel to celebrate sixty years since its establishment.