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…people were too old-fashioned to understand the change that these teenagers were facing. The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were some of the first rock groups to integrate blues and R&B music. Other famous American rock groups of the 60s include: The Beach…

…who are into Styx, Pink Floyd, led Zeppelin, Def leopard, and whatever else they liked. Our Moms were into Elvis, The Beatles and what ever else was popular at the time. There’s many types of music and styles for whatever you’re into. No matter if you…

…stated that Elvis turned her on to country music and to this day she enjoys listening to musicians such as Garth Brooks and The Dixie Chicks. In 1963 the renewal of Rock n’ Roll came when The Beatles started to play. The Beatles, were for some the best…

…can control the actions of people around, by leading the way. Movements have been started because of bands that deliver such a strong message, that people actually live and breath what they have heard. The Beatles are a great example of the effect…

…Society." Segregation was in practice, and the blacks were economically repressed. This was the time of Lyndon B. Johnson, and Kennedy, the Vietnam War; the time of the Beatles, and Hippies, and the birth of the rebel. I think the victory of Johnson…

…;amp; West" à rolling credits (music is 'The Beatles') à Song: Across the universe…

…in the 60's such as The Beatles, Jefferson Airplane, The Police (Sting in particular) and Sweet Water (Kamenetz p.44). Sai Baba was another guru with many American followers, although he never left India. He had artists, such as George Harrison, go and see him…

…The driving force behind Manson's killing was hard to prove and hard to believe. Manson had a plan in his head. When the Beatles first released "The White Album," it was a hit. Manson listened to it often. He had a great devotion to the Beatles, who he…

…was the most popular rock musician ever, the Beatles were the most popular rock group in history. The Beatles were the center of influential rock music in the sixties. The band consisted of four Englishmen: George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCarthy, and Ringo…

…the epic's hero, Buddy Holly. Holly was a 50s rock and roller who experimented greatly with chords and beats. Many people say that if Holly hadn't died, no one would have needed the Beatles, who…