2. Liverpool, a city that saw the birth of the Beatles, is composed of a
population of diverse origins, life on it is rough and difficult. Despite the
difficulties, its population is open to the influences of other cultures. It
is as well that arrive at Liverpool discs of rhythm and blues and Country
brought by the seafarers, which establishes a connection with the
music of the other side of the ocean.
In this group were their friends in the neighborhood Pete Shotton, Nigel
Walley and Ivan Vaughan, along with other classmates that were
coming in and out. They played at dances and parish celebrations. In
one of these celebrations parish, on 6 July 1957, Ivan Vaughan invited a
colleague named Paul McCartney. By that time Paul was just 14 years
old and in fact had not gone because you want the quarrymen, but
because it was a good place to conquer girls.

3. Although only composed together during the early years, that first year
composed over 100 songs. These songs were lost when years later, Jane
Asher, girlfriend of Paul, the drawbar in a cleaning in the home of Paul in
London. As soon as Paul became a member of the quarrymen, had much to say
about his music. As was typical of him, began to indicate to the other members
of the band how to play and when. This made little by little they were going the
old members of the group. George Harrison travo friendship with Paul not long
after his family moved to the same neighborhood where they lived the
McCartney. Each morning they used in the bus stop and take the bus that took
us to the Liverpool Institute, where they were studying. Although George was a
year ago of Paul in the school, the two boys were a lot to talk about on the bus:
skiffle, rock and roll and guitars. When George was found with John Lennon
was not yet a good guitarist. With time, without anyone realizing it, became a
member of the group. After John and the Moondogs came to be called Long
John and the Silver Beatles, to then be only in Silver Beatles. The word Beatles
arose after Stu Sutcliffe had suggested "beetles" (beetles) as name, in response
to another group that was called the Crickets (Crickets). John, always skillful
for the play on words, suggested "beatles", as a reference to the beat music.
The Beatles knew Pete for years; George Harrison had once again presented to
Paul and John, but only recently had been done drummer. Van toward Hamburg
and act in clubs of Chinatown. They have to contend with a public Rudo and
alcoholic, long hours of music for dancing. It is here where they take the habit
of taking amphetamines in order to withstand the long nights playing in these
clubs.

4. They were impressed, not because the play
so well, but because they knew tune a
guitar, a quality that, until then, none of
them had been able to dominate. While
playing the theme Twenty flight rock noted
that a drunk is supported in the, when he
turned around and looked, someone said:
"This is John". A few days later Pete
Shotton tells Paul: "They say that they
would like very much keep you in the
band, if you want to join in it." Paul and
John established a close
camaraderie, unusual for boys of that age.
This was due to their common interests
and similarities, although in appearance
the two young men could not be more
different. Paul, with its player is
Babyface, was good, conscientious and
respectful of their elders.

5. John Winston Ono Lennon (birth only
John Winston Lennon), MBE
(Liverpool, United Kingdom, October
9, 1940 - New York, USA, 8 December
1980), was a multi-instrumentalist
musician and composer who rose to
fame as one of the founding members of
the Beatles, a British rock band active
during the 1960s, and recognized as the
most commercially successful and
critically acclaimed in the history of
popular music.

6. Sir James Paul McCartney, KBE
(Liverpool, England, United Kingdom; Thursday, 18
June 1942) is a musician multi
instrumentalist, entrepreneur, singer, composer, m
usic producer, painter and activist pro-animal
rights. Former member of the quarrymen (1957 -
1959), The Beatles (1960 - 1970) and Wings (1971 -
1981), McCartney is the composer of greater
commercial success in the history of popular
music, in accordance with Guinness Book of
setting performance.

7. George Harrison, MBE
(Liverpool, United
Kingdom, February 25 1943 - Los
Angeles, USA, 29 November 2001)
was a
musician, composer, singer, music
producer and British film
producer, a member of the
legendary rock band The Beatles.

8. Richard Henry Parkin Starkey
Jr, MBE (Liverpool, 7 July
1940), better known as Ringo
Starr, is a musician (singer and
composer) and British
actor, recognized for having been
the drummer for The Beatles. Of the
four members of the group, was the
last to join the final formation. It is
called so because always uses
rings, although in an interview, he
said: "I chose it because it is name
of dog and the dogs i like".