Harrison Ford

The Beatles and Justin Bieber have some similarities but they do have some differences shown, if you just look a little. The articles “When Fan’s Go Wild” by Jennifer Dignan, and “Bieber Fever Hits LiverPool” show just that. To start with, The Beatles are a band from the 1960’s and from the United Kingdom. Justin Bieber on other hand is just a singer in the 2000’s, and from Canada. “It struck its first victims in 1962, in the United Kingdom” (Dignan 12). “The Canadian-born singer’s first album, Mr

The Storys were a Welsh rock band from Swansea, Wales, which formed in 2003. Their main influence is 1970s U.S. West Coast bands in the country-rock genre. The band currently consists of Steve Balsamo (vocals, guitar), Andy Collins (vocals, bass), Rob Thompson (vocals, guitar), Brian Thomas (drums, percussion), and Alan Thomas (keys, mandolin, banjo) and formerly included Dai Smith, who sang and played guitar until August 2008, when he left. He was replaced by Rosalie Deighton. Contents [hide]

Harrison Bergeron is a concise and well written short story about what happens when a strong attempt to control society goes horribly wrong. There are many things you can learn from Harrison Burgeon, this short story if full very precise and well thought out ideas that can serve as life lessons to society. The government in this story bases its morals off the principles of ones that would be founded in a dictatorship. This may sound very familiar given that it is much like our society today (minus

The Beatles were so good. The Beatles got so far into the hall of fame. 3 reasons the Beatles were in the hall of fame is because they were one of the first boy bands, they wrote the majority of their own songs, they spent several years pre-Beatlemania honing their performance skills. First, they were one of the first boy bands. The Beatles played their own instruments. The Beatles' roots were equally modest. According to https://www.rockhall.com/inductees/beatles, “In modern parlance, the Beatles

Andy Warhol was an icon. he is famous for his art. he was born 8-6-1928 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. he died 2-22-1978 in new york city, new york. he was a gay man. he became extremely famous because of his pop art. his studio ,The Factory, was a place where drag queens, playwrights, celebrities, distinguished intellectuals and wealthy patrons. he created pop art. he used music hand drawing. he is called the founding father of the pop art movement. he became the one of the most successful illustrators

In February 9, 1964 a group of musician known as The Beatles performed a song known as, “ I Want To Hold Your Hand”. The song was live and it was took place on a show called The Ed Sullivan. The band was considered one of the most influential music band throughout the United States. They came to America and took over the world with their talented performance and music. This band consisted of two composer, John Lennon and Paul McCarthey. John Lennon was an English singer, a musician, a songwriter

she blurted out, "Paul Mcartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison!" She was correct of course and right then and there I had my first response . Now my mother would probably kill me if I told you her age, but since it is for my assignment she wont be to angry, she is 59 years old. Most may think that my research question is an easy one however, when I asked myself that question I couldn't remember George Harrison. I couldn't believe that I didn't remember, but after awhile it came to

Back in Black Back in Black is the seventh studio album by the Australian rock band AC/DC. Produced by Robert John "Mutt" Lange, the album was released on 25 July 1980 by Albert Productions and Atlantic Records. By the late 1970s, AC/DC began to get popularity around the world and not just in their home country of Australia. In 1979, they recorded their international breakthrough, Highway to Hell. Shortly before the recording of their follow-up, lead vocalist Bon Scott died after a night of heavy

The new music was built out of materials already in existence: blues, rock’n’roll, folk music. But although the forms remained, something wholly new and original was made out of these older elements - more original, perhaps, than even the new musicians themselves yet realize. The transformation took place in 1966-7. Up to that time, the blues had been an essentially black medium. Rock’n’roll, a blues derivative, was rhythmic, raunchy, teen-age dance music. Folk music, old and modern, was popular

Richie Valens was born was born May 13,1941 in San Fernando Los Angeles California. He had two sisters and two brothers, his sisters were Erma Norton and Connie Lemos, his brothers were Bob Morales and Mario Ramirez. Richie's parents names were Joseph Valenzuela and Concepcion Valenzuela. Ritchie grew up in a mexican family listening to spanish mostly mariachi music. When he was 16 years old he joined a band named ‘Silhouettes’ and played as a guitarist. Ritchie Valen’s influences ranged from