The beatles history

Introduction
In the 1960’s, The Beatles broke some barriers of the traditional culture, through the way they sang and played their music and their provocative behavior, aweless, but friendly at the same time. This attitude led the four Beatles, individually and as a whole, to the condition of idols of the successive generations. In 2012, it is celebrated the 50th year of this “movement”. With a little more than 7 years of musical record, from 1962 until early 1970, the Beatles left an unequalled artistic treasure. 13 albums, several singles and EPs cradle our memories today and attract more and more fans, lots of them born after the death of John Lennon. They made worldwide success with their music, especially in the 1960s. The success is due to the revolutionary style that deployed in the music scene. There were songs with outstanding lyrics and strong guitar effects. The lyrics reached the youth, they were confrontational and revolutionary for the time. The visual style also revolutionized the music scene. The young Liverpool wore long hair, clothes in vibrant colors, rings and other accessories.
Maybe The Beatles were not The Beatle if they had not been born in Liverpool. This city in the west of England was a 'must' when it came to the news of what was happening in America. It was there that sailors disembarked with records from singers like Elvis Presley, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly. It was there that John Lennon and Paul McCartney learned that strange rhythm coming from overseas called 'Rock and Roll'.

Everything started in Liverpool, England, where all the members were born. In the end of the 50’s, John Lennon, who had already started a band with some schoolmates (The Quarrymen), invited Paul McCartney to join in the group. A few years later, Paul McCartney invited his school friend and guitar player George Harrison, while John invited his friend Stu Sutcliffe to play the bass. In 1960, Pete Best started to play the drums, until he was