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They liked the Beatles and thought Elvis Presley was out, (source)the Beatles = arguably the greatest pop band of all time (1962-1970)
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Sam added that nowadays a band or someone would compare themselves to the Beatles after the second album, and their own personal voice would be less from that moment on. (source)
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The Beatles put in thousands of hours of practice in Hamburg. (source)
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You had to think of someone everybody knew. Someone you could imitate and everyone else would have to guess who it was. It started out with famous people: Wonder Woman, the Beatles, Marilyn Monroe… (source)
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Framed concert posters on one wall—the Beatles, Thelonious Monk, Otis Redding, Leonard Cohen, Billie Holiday.† (source)
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The Beatles, Christie ...I guess she's an Anglophile or something.† (source)
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Dad loves the Beatles.† (source)the Beatles = arguably the greatest pop band of all time (1962-1970)
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He played "London Bridge Is Falling Down," some songs by the Beatles, and the theme tunes from a few popular TV shows.† (source)
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And, with the exception of Owen Meany and the Beatles, I remember that there was precious little irony.† (source)
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And then she realized that Park didn't know about the Beatles.† (source)
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Her records, Grieg, Handel, the Beatles, Art Garfunkel, Bach, Liszt, thrown everywhere.† (source)
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I thought of Mr. Ziegler and his animated "happy face" suns, which he would draw on my papers, Mrs. Woodworth's dreaded spelling tests or running to the library, where Ms. Howell played "Octopus's Garden," by the Beatles, on her record player.† (source)
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But it had old-school style and had attracted a lot of famous demigods over the years, like the Beatles and Alfred Hitchcock, so I figured we were in good company.† (source)
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It didn't sound exactly like the Beatles, but it wasn't bad.† (source)
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And finally, the most revealing sign of all, always a dead giveaway: when she hit her stride, and the words came so easily she had to fight to hold them back long enough to get them on the page, she always put on the Beatles, and they sang her to her epilogue.† (source)
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And they anticipated some of the flash and crowd-pleasing fervor that would accrue, not too many years later, to Elvis, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones.† (source)
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