Linda McCartney

Beatles were the first British Rock group. Their band consisted of members, John Lennon (vocals), Paul McCartney (bass guitarist), George Harrison (guitarist), and Ringo Starr (Drummer). The Beatles performed Rock N’ Roll and Pop. In 1960, the band formed in Liverpool, England and were acknowledged as on of the most influential music groups. They became more popular around 1963 with Paul McCartney and John Lennon as primary songwriters. The Beatles laid a foundation for Rock N’ Roll in the 60’s. The

Have you ever heard of the Beatles or Elvis Presley? Well, I bet you have. Do you know who it was who helped give both the Beatles and Elvis Presley their debut in the music industry, and played a key role in the Beatles great success? Well, it was Ed Sullivan and if you want to find out more about this iconic figure in the history of entertainment then keep on reading. Ed Sullivan got his start by working as a newspaper columnist and then later getting chosen as the host of the variety show Toast

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. The Beatles albums were number one in 35 different countries, and it sold more than a billion copies in the 2000’s. People love their music like “Yesterday”, “Penny Lane”, and “Come Together”. The Beatles held the top spot on the Billboard Single Chart in the 1960s. Every record was a success when it was released. Also John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote most of the songs for the Beatles. In the band Paul McCartney played bass, Ringo

Friends is a popular sitcom in 1994 to 2004. It ran for 10 seasons, had 236 episodes and has everybody singing and clapping along to the popular theme song I’ll be there for you. It has recently been added on to Netflix, opening up a whole new world for a different generation of people, who seem to have just as much excitement about the show now as when it first aired. If you show an adult in their 40s- 60s or teens ages 15- 22 the friends logo, they will probably be able to sing the whole theme

The album I chose to review was Chameleon by David Bowie. I chose Chameleon because of its variety of genres and tempos. Chameleon tempos include fast, medium and slow. There are also happy and sad genres. The songs in this album are: "Heroes", "D.J.", "Sorrow", "Aladdin Sane", "Diamond Dogs". The album also includes "Starman", "1984", "Boys keep Swinging", "Beauty and the Beast", "V2 Schneider", "Look Back in Anger", and "Breaking Glass". There are a lot of instruments used in Chameleon. These

Do you like music? The 60’s was one of the biggest times for music it was the beginning of most songwriters like the Beatles, Bob Crew, Jimi Hendrix, and The Rolling Stones. They made rock and roll songs to show how revolution was taking place. In 1960’s the Civil Rights Movement was taking place. Also, It was a safer time. Finally, fashion was different and also more appropriate. Altho today’s technology is more advanced which helps you meet new people and see people or talk to people quicker,

John Lennon’s life as a Beatle began when he was 20 years old, and even though the band may have broken up, his love for music never died. Along with being a music lover, he was a large peace-activist. Not only him, but also his wife, Yoko Ono. Together they traveled the world, going to different places and spreading their voices and opinions, trying to be heard, and trying to change the way society looked at things. Throughout John Lennon’s career, he and Ono dedicated a large portion of their time

The Incredible Talent of Chuck Berry Born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1926 Chuck Berry was among the first rockers, who began singing in the 1950s. This very talented man became a rock legend and throughout his rock and roll life he wrote many different rock and roll classics which have been covered by various artists and have been discovered and listened to by many new generations. Chuck Berry’s very first single was “Maybelline” released in 1955. He had a sizzling stage presence and was never without

How did the Beatles impact society? The Beatles were possibly the most influential band of all time. As proven by the LA Daily News, “The Beatles had a profound effect on American music culture.” The Beatles influenced society by their hair, their fashion, and with live concerts. First the Beatles influenced society by their hair. The Beatles hairstyle was a “mop top” because it resembled a mop, it was a mid-length haircut. Because of their immense popularity the hairstyle was imitated worldwide

Born John Michael O'Keefe in Sydney on January 19, 1935, into a musical family, Johnny O'Keefe's career took off in the mid to late 1950's when, together with American born entrepreneur Lee Gordon, he pioneered Rock'N'Roll in Australia. Sharing the bill with the greatest names of the rock era, O'Keefe invariably blasted the overseas acts off the stages of Stadiums right throughout the country with his frantic stage act; an act that earned him the title 'The Wild One'. His 1959 recording 'Shout' became