McCartney Times

After breaking through in Europe with early hit singles like ‘Love Me Do’ and ‘Please Please Me’, The Beatles began to change the face of pop music with seismic effect. By the time their debut record of 1963 arrived, the band had become a regular presence on several major US radio stations. With an appetite for global success on the level of their hero Elvis Presley, the Fab Four didn’t hesitate to record their follow-up, With the Beatles, which arrived by the end of 1963. The album housed George Harrison’s first solo songwriting submission, ‘Don’t Bother Me’ and set the band up nicely for their first visit to the US in February 1964. Beatlemania’s arrival in the States can be partly attributed to the efforts of Harrison’s sister, who lived with her husband in Illinois.

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