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The founding members were teenagers Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Paul McCartney later on became the frontman and John Lennon was the same as well as the songwriter for the Beatles.

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The Beatles originally used to play in the underground (subway system in the U.K.). Their songs at the time were mainly covers with a few original sounds. The Beatles were inspired by artists such as Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley, and Little Richard.

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As the Beatles played their first big gig at the Cavern Club, a man that owned a record store named Brian Epstein observantly stood in the audience. As he watched their performance, Epstein felt the desire to take them in and become their manager, and so he did. Brian started to work on the band's appearance that would be viewed while they were on stage. Iconic symbols of the Beatles such as the matching suits were results of Epstein's work. Epstein's management led to more gigs, increasing income, and a secure contract with EMI, which eventually led to George Martin, a producer, to take over.

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He produced 30 number-one hit singles in the United Kingdom and 23 number-one hits in the United States. He changed members of the band to better the band. The Beatles then consisted of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison. Referred to as the "fifth beatle", Martin was responsible for their overwhelming fame.

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The Beatles exploded with thousands of supporting fans. Television appearances and huge performances filled up the band's schedule (including performances for the Royal Family). "Please Please Me", "From Me to You", "She Loves You", and "I Want to Hold Your Hand" became their first hits in England in 1963. The songs sounded very happy with lots of twangy guitar and lyrics about love and girls. The enthusiastic energy the fans emitted during live performances became known as "Beatlemania". The wave of fame eventually hit America's interest, and the Beatles arrived at the Kennedy airport to appear on the Ed Sullivan show. Their arrival was the first time the Beatles had set foot on American land. The Beatles did not want to go to America until one of their songs was #1 in the U.S first, but went on the show due to their belief that the fame in America was going to be short-term (this appearance later became one of the most famous television performances in history). America proved them wrong as more than 30 of their songs were listed in the top 40 charts, 12 of them being #1. Their albums stayed in a high place for a long time in America as well as the United Kingdom.

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The Beatles opened the door to British artists being encouraged in America. Their songs were worshiped in American culture, which led to the other bands such as The Rolling Stones to also be welcomed in the U.S. They played a huge role in the British Invasion as many of their songs were on high places on the charts of music.

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