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Old 05-06-2012, 07:47 PM   #48 (permalink)
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I wonder what songs they had in mind when they said "Vaudeville" maybe it was "The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill." "You Mother Should Know" was suppose to be like the old radio songs they grew up listening to but I don't know the genre of that song; '39 by Queen was sort of the same but Brian May simulated the instruments with his guitar.

I consider The Beatles a Rock band that made it into the Pop charts and not a Pop band that played Rock music. What I gather they considered themselves the first "Rock band" where the others before them were "Rock and Roll" artist like Elvis and Buddy Holly & the Crickets. There were British bands before The Beatles (e.g. Brian Poole & the Tremeloes or Cliff Richard & The Shadows) but they went by "person and the band name." They claim to be the first band that had only a band name, played their own instruments, and wrote their own songs - well eventually went on to write their own songs.
they were probably the first "Boy band" as well

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