McCartney Times

To plenty of people, The Beatles are the pinnacle of music. When they broke out and Beatlemania took hold, they were the biggest band in the world. In the decades since, they’ve barely slipped from that post, and their legacy holds strong and keeps them as one of if not the most beloved band in musical history. However, if it was up to John Lennon to hand out the trophy for the best rock and roll track, he’d be giving it to someone else.While we often talk about The Beatles as one of the most innovative troupes in music history due to their vast experimentation in their later years, it’s also true that they did a lot of copying. Back at the start, they were doing what every other rock and roll act in the UK was doing, which was stealing inspiration from across the pond. Realistically, the British Invasion was simply new acts singing the same songs back to American crowds, only in a different accent, as the likes of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones borrowed heavily from artists from the US.

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