How to pronounce “the beatles” in English

The Beatles' first LP had only come out two years earlier.

The Beatles were allowed at the Garden, for instance, because they are not really rock and roll.

the Beatles' "Revolution" was in a Nike commercial.

The Beatles.

The Beatles, angry about all that has taken from them, have a song called "Revolution #9" which is nine minutes of remix, remix, remix, mastered

The Beatles always broke all the rules.

The Beatles first appeared on the radio in England in a session before they actually had a recording contract.

The Beatles were originally a five-piece, not a four.

The Beatles knew what Salvador Dali knew which is, "Those who do not want to imitate anything produced nothing."

The Beatles: "You say you want a revolution Well, you know We all want to change the world."

The Beatles: "But when you talk about destruction Don't you know that you can count me out Don't you know it's gonna be

The Beatles sort of made me look at song writing and really helped me get interested in being a song writer, not just enjoying music,

The Faces and The Who and The Stones and The Beatles and Led Zeppelin and ZZ Top and on and on and on,

The early '60s were all about the Beatles and about Civil Rights.

the early winter of 1968 in Rishikesh with the Beatles.

the UPI writer in Tampa to say, you know, beat the Beatles record, which was just a madeup record.

when the Beatles came or '56 when Elvis came, you weren't going to have President Eisenhower bragging up Elvis.

But the Beatles already exist.

In the past, there have been books like "Communism, Hypnotism, and the Beatles."

that the Beatles were trying to hypnotize us and make us Communists through their evil beat.

And the Beatles were on TV at the "Ed Sullivan Show."

world the answer should be the Beatles uh but the world is not rational so I don't know like I mean I would I

Because the Beatles really never did that.

But the thing about the Beatles, they were all about the same age and they were working together.

And the Beatles, initially, they weren't in the first wave of that.

And the Beatles revolutionized rock music.

And the Beatles were always the best at what they did, but they had no idea how to organize themselves.

Now the Beatles that we know that Brian Epstein took to the topper-most or the popper-most were John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

So the Beatles went to Hamburg as young English guys with Irish background singing black American music and got to Hamburg to meet three people who were totally

And the Beatles were always about, stuff you.

On the music, a little bit, I think a lot of people have talked about the Beatles compared to you.

And The Beatles were replaced by a harder, tougher-edge band in popularity--The Rolling Stones.

And The Beatles were also the last people to get on CD's as well.

Even the Beatles started out as a cover band.

But the Beatles certainly had an element of the art school.

And the Beatles had just come from the summer of love in the states and '68 is the here

and the Beatles and and you were so dazzled by the whole idea that you'd believe anything I said to you how do I

by the Beatles.

I've got the Beatles in there, Martin Luther King, the Cuban Missile Crisis, Khrushchev, Kennedy.

You sound exactly like the Beatles.

And you hear the mambos of and after you hear some beat from The Beatles 20 years later, and you see that is the same lines.

Everything from the Beatles to Mozart to Billie Ellish, everyone.

Eleanor Bron was in the Beatles movies and was responsible-- actually, she was the inspiration for the song "Eleanor Rigby."

And one of the things that they spent all the cash that they made from the Beatles on was the development of the CT scanner, which was a project of an engineer they

He said the Beatles, which was the example in the book, the Beatles performed 24 hours a day at these German porn clubs

Elvis was the guy in the '50s, the Beatles in the '60s.

number two were the Beatles.

And that stayed through the '50s, until 1962 when the Beatles landed, and then that was a quick, a very quick end

a tribute to the Beatles for that "Ed Sullivan Show." So really, my story is, how did a little kid who saw the Beatles at 11 and 50 years later, I'm