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Articles related to "The Beatles"
The Road to Beatlemania The Beatles revolutionized music in the 1960s. They invaded the USA with their unique sound and image as Beatlemania ruled. This is the story of their rise to glory. the beatles conquer america • american musical dominance • road to beatlemania • the beatles revolutionized music in the 1960s • john lennon inspirational force behind beatles
British Invasion: Part II We continue the British Invasion this week with a look at who followed the Beatles into America. The American market was one of the hardest to break into, but once the Beatles had landed, the doors were open for those who had become famous in the UK to enter rock's home grounds. "The biggest thing the Beatles did was to open the American market to all British artists," said Arthur Howes, planner of the early Beatles' tours of England. "Nobody had been able to get in before the Beatles. They alone did it. I had brought over lots of American stars, but nobody had gone over there." The All-American sound of local radio stations dissapated to reveal a new force, primarily guitar bands that wrote, sang, and played all their own pieces. The mass-production of bubble-gum pop songs was to nearly come to an end, and certainly was over in the hearts of the teens. british invasion • beatles • freddie and the dreamers • herman's hermits • dave clark five
Help! (Part II) A continuation of the first battle between the geniuses of Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys and the Lennon-McCartney team of the Beatles. beatles • help • help! • 1965 • sixties
Review of The Beatles' Self-Titled Album Officially called "The Beatles", this is more famously known as "The White Album". the beatles • rock and roll • rock music • reviews
The British Invasion, Part I We're back to history this week with a look at the British Invasion. Basically, all British groups wanted to break through to the States, because that was rock's biggest market. They also wanted to go because the music that inspired them to become musicians came from there. America was a sort of rock paradise, where the music that was still offensive in England was now accepted by all. Many tried to release records through large American labels, all were refused. Those who tried to release them through independents were generally crushed. It seemed as if the States wanted nothing to do with the Brits and that it was an impenetrable music industry. The Beatles, however, would change all that... british invasion • 1963 • 1964 • rock and roll • rock history
Beatles First Album and its Different Versions Released in March 1963 in the UK, Please Please Me was the Beatles' first album. In America the album was known as The Early Beatles and had a different track listing. beatles • first album • debut album • please please me • difference to american version
The Beatles Last Concert in London The history of London fascinates visitors, whether it be ancient or modern, from Cleopatra's Needle to the Beatles final concert, or a duel involving Lord Byron. london's history • beatles last concert in savile row • harry potter movie locations • lord byron's duel in pall mall • cleopatra's needle
Rubber Soul, Part I Rubber Soul, a three part series: the next installment in the Beatles-Beach Boys saga leading to Pet Sounds and Sgt. Pepper's. Part I here. rubber soul • beatles • 60s • sixties
Help! (Part I) As folk rock spreads, the two unlikeliest of musical groups step forward to compete with each other and change what we thought of rock. This is the first battle. help • help! • beatles • movie • 1965
Rubber Soul, Part II Rubber Soul, a three part series: the next installment in the Beatles-Beach Boys saga leading to Pet Sounds and Sgt. Pepper's. Part II here. rubber soul • beatles • sixties • 60s
The Brits and rock: Mods (1963-64, Part I) Well, in Ontario it's exam week for us high-schoolers, so the artcles may not be equal in length as previous ones. My last exam is on Monday, however, so I'll have a nice juicy one for you next week. This one is about the UK and the forces behind british rock. What do the Mods have to do with anything?? More than you'd expect. the who • 1963 • 1964 • pete townshend • beatles
The Brits and rock: Rockers (1963-64, Part II) We continue our look at rock in the United Kingdom this week with a look at the other side of England's youth: the Rockers. In essence, two groups of teens dominated the English rock industry, the Mods and the Rockers. Being distinct in nearly all of their nuances, these two also preferred distinctly different groups. The Rockers adopted the Teddy Boy styles that had captured the youth before them, and, for most Rockers, the music that they received from across the ocean, rock and roll. beatles • john lennon • paul mccartney • george harrison • ringo starr
Important For Musical Survival EMI announces press conference possibly regarding Beatles downloads and the Juno awards are taking place in Toronto. the beatles • emi • steve jobs • apple inc. • apple corp
Liverpool Becomes Shiverpool As Liverpool prepares to be European City of Culture 2008, a new company offers ghost tours on Merseyside. Shiverpool Tours will lead spooky ghost tours of Albert Dock liverpool spooky walks • shiverpool ghost tours • albert dock • european city of culture • guided scary visits
Mariah Carey Charts 18th Number 1 Mariah Carey lands new single "Touch My Body" at the top of the Hot 100 this week placing her behind only the Beatles as the artist with the most US number one hits mariah carey touch my body • mariah carey 18th number 1 • mariah carey e=mc2 • mariah carey vs madonna • mariah carey best selling female of all time
E-books to Read on Your Computer Different downloadable shareware books that you can read on your personal computer shareware • download • downloadable • software • ebook
Folk-Rock Folk come out of its shell and is seized by a nation. The Byrds speed up some Dylan, and life was never the same. Read all about it in this weeks..... THE HISTORY OF ROCK!!! (a bit overdramatic, eh?) byrds • dylan • bob dyla • sixties • 60s
Across the Universe: Review A dockworker comes to America to seek out his estranged father and instead finds love, turmoil, and war. across the universe • musical film review • beatles song comprise film • newcomer jim sturgess • strawberry fields
The British Invasion, Part IV: The Rolling Stones Last time, we looked at the blues side of the British Invasion, but we left out the biggest blues group of them all. This week, we continue the Blues part of the British Invasion with a look at The Rolling Stones and how they came about. stones • british invasion • 1964 • 1965 • sixties
Clapton: The Autobiography In his compelling autobiography, rock icon Eric Clapton writes candidly about his troubled childhood, his rise to fame as a guitarist and his overcoming of addiction. eric clapton • eric clapton british rock musician • british blues guitarist eric clapton • yardbirds • cream
Why I Love The Stones - Is It More Than Just A Sex Thing? An attempt to explain the allure of the Rolling Stones stones • mick • keith • allure
Music History Part Two Are you interested in presenting Beethoven's Ninth Symphony to your class? If so, then this site should be of great help to you. One might not think to look for an excellent classical music resource under the title of Miguel and Lynne's Homepage, but believe me, it's a great resource! Right away, I'll point you to the music section of their site. This is a nice place to begin your research on various styles of music and to gather information on various Romantic composers. john lennon • music history • music lessons • listening lessons • songs
Take a Trip Across the Universe If you like the Beatles and musicals, you will love Across the Universe. across the universe • beatles • julie taymor • evan rachel wood • jim sturgess
The Fillmore West: Best Rock Venue Psychedelic rock music and its associated light shows and poster art changed the world. Its birthplace was San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium, managed by Bill Graham. world's best rock venue • fillmore • bill graham • psychedelic • psychedelia
Whistling as an International Art In some cultures whistling is impolite, even taboo. But it is on the decline also where it was common in music or as a custom, and even where it is part of the language. whistling • whistle • human whistle • whistling taboo • whistling rude
Annus Mirabilis by Philip Larkin "Annus Mirabilis" deals with a similar topic to Philip Larkin's more famous poem "High Windows", and employs his customary irony and deft technique. annus mirabilis • philip larkin • high windows • poetic form • larkin and irony
Glimmer Gossip (July 1999) Some news about the Stones stones • mick jagger • bianca jagger • keith richards • ron wood
Kevin Max's The Imposter" If Kevin Max’s “The Imposter” is any indication, he has clearly taken a musical position. Forget the sales, forget the critics; he’s charting his own musical path. kevin max • the imposter • dctalk • christian rap • christian rap artist
Review of George Harrison's "Cloud Nine" Five years after his previous album, "Cloud Nine" was something of a rebirth for George Harrison. george harrison • cloud nine • review
British Bad Boy Joe Orton Did this lewd scribe take his dead mum's dentures, switching them for props in his black comedy Entertaining Mr.Sloane? Joe Orton: the playwright who "got away with it". prick up your ears • entertaining mr sloane • loot • what the butler saw • kenneth halliwell
Historical London Shakespeare Walk Take a London Shakespeare walk using a booklet to guide you to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Southwark Cathedral and the George Inn, one of the city's oldest pubs. historic london shakespeare walk • globe theatre in london • southwark cathedral • old george inn pub • bankside
No More Kings CD Review With a love for 1980's pop culture shining through, No More Kings on Astonish Records is a mix of indie pop, rock and funk and throws in The Karate Kid for good measure. no more kings • pete mitchell • sweep the leg • astonish entertainment • the karate kid
Finnatic fans find fresh Finn fan-tastic! Neil Finn formerly of Crowded House/Split Enz has recently released a new album. Here, fans offer their viewpoints on what they think of the new music. neil finn • crowded house • split enz • tim finn • new zealand rock music
Patience is a Virtue for Wallflowers Fans This piece describes the joy and frustration of being a Wallflowers fan, as well as information about the band and its music. wallflowers • bringing down the horse • one headlight
Crowded House: The Book Interview with Chris Bourke, author of Something So Stong, the story of Crowded House/Neil Finn crowded house • neil finn • tim finn • split enz • chris bourke
David Crowder From Relevant Books on Sept. 12,"Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven, But Nobody Wants to Die: Or (The Eschatology of Bluegrass")addresses issues of death & the afterlife. david crowder • everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants t • relevant books • kyle lake • mike hogan
Delirious Tour Christian worship band Delirious? is on the move. With latest CD, "Mission Bell," the pioneering Brit band is touring the US, beginning this March. delirious? • christian music • mission bell • worship music • british worship band
Joan Didion: Further Reading If you read and enjoyed "The Year of Magical Thinking", browse these winners from one of America's foremost writers. A look at Joan Didion's body of work. joan didion • american literature • year of magical thinking • slouching bethlehem • white album
Jungle Book Platinum Edition It's the bare necessities, Mother Nature's recipes as The Jungle Book gets the Platinum Edition treatment October 2nd. And check out the "tentative" cover art. the walt disney company • the jungle book platinum edition • rudyard kipling • bare necessities • terry gilkyson
Aaron Shust: Anything Worth Saying When Brash Music, a secular indie label, signs a worship leader for the first time, it means something. Classically trained Aaron Shust is an interesting first choice. aaron shust • anything worth saying • dan hinnon • brash music • christian worship music
Awards and Extravanganzas Newly released awards by RCA and the Kansas City Elvis Festival elvis • award • extravaganzas • albums • festivals
Code Blue Songwriting Contest Begins Aspiring songwriters take note! Record Producer Mikal Blue, producer for such artists as Colbie Caillat and One Republic, launched the Code Blue Contest on August 10. code blue songwriting contest begins • record producer mikal blue • immergent records target new talent • aspiring songwriters take note • artists as colbie caillat and one republic
History: Aug. 25-31 This week in Stones history mick jagger • ron wood • stones • andrew oldham • eric easton
How to Identify Art Just like scientists, we can use standard criteria to evaluate a work of art. Is it unique? Does it transcend? Is it influential? artwork • criteria for evaluating art • definition of art • is it unique • does it transcend
Leigh Nash: Blue on Blue The upheaval might have undone a lesser artist, but Leigh Nash hung tough through Squint’s dissolution, & Sixpence’s final parting, hanging on to create "Blue on Blue." leigh nash • blue on blue • sixpence none the richer • my idea of heaven • angel tonight |
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