They generally stayed out of politics; Ringo Starr's approach to war was "Put the politicians in a boxing ring, and let them battle it out." British PM Harold Wilson recommended them for MBE medals, in an effort to gain popularity himself; it worked for awhile. When he met Lyndon Johnson, Johnson said "I like your advance guard (the Beatles, who had recently toured the US), but don't you think they need haircuts?" At the height of Beatlemania, the Duke of Edinburgh commented "I think the Beatles are on the wane." This was quickly softened to "I think the Beatles are away" in the press, when public opinion threatened to turn against him. Occasional statements were also made by Buckingham Palace, about the band and their doings. John Lennon returned his MBE medal in 1969; the gesture didn't help him later, when he asked for a Royal Pardon for his 1968 hashish conviction, and neither did his criticism of the British government. Richard Nixon was scared of his potential influence, and had the FBI tail him for months, after he moved to the United States. Senator Strom Thurmond recommended that someone find an excuse to deport Lennon, and he spent the next four years battling the INS. After his murder, both Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan publicly expressed their condolences. (Reagan and Lennon met once, guesting together on "Monday Night Football".) George Harrison hated paying taxes, and didn't care who knew it; his song "Taxman" wasn't written for nothing. (All the same, when the Inland Revenue told him he owed them another £3 million in 1973, he wrote them out a check on the spot, just to get it over with.) He visited the White House in 1976 and met Gerald Ford. He also rubbed elbows with Prince Charles, at the Prince's Trust concerts; it was Charles who suggested Harrison form the Travelling Wilburys, and the name came from him. Paul McCartney was knighted for services to Queen and country; mostly for his charity work in Britain. He never spoke openly against the government, and usually gave his share of lip service to them. Ringo Starr moved to Monaco, as a tax exile from Britain; what he was expected to pay in taxes was crippling him financially.
By becoming world famous they impacted music around the world. The made the first music video, did the first decorative album sleeve, and did the first song with backwards music.
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There is no clear evidence that Buddy Holly was an influence on the Beatles since they did not record any of his songs. The Beatles would appear to have been more influenced by Chuck Berry. Still, Buddy Holly was one of the great early rock and roll stars, and it would be logical to think that he must have had at least some influence on all the rock and roll musicians who came after him, including the Beatles.
Yes and no. The Beatles sold more albums overall and have held a greater influence in popular culture, but the Monkees have held their own and then some in album sales and general influence.
The Beatles (a 1960's English music group) did Not influence Buddhism, an ancient Eastern religion. Buddhism influenced The Beatles, specifically George Harrison who wrote and played a lot of music which sounded as though it came from India.
Yes. Elvis Presley was a major influence on artists like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, and many others. He is still today an influence, despite having died in 1977.
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As famous as Johnny Depp is, The Beatles are more famous World Wide. There is not a single band after the Beatles that doesn't site the Beatles as an influence.
YES! They still ARE important! The Beatles are one of the most famous bands EVER! AND they influence a lot of bands today. With out the Beatles, music wouldn't be what it is.
Politics and culture can influence each other through policies reflecting cultural values, such as laws related to religion or family issues. Similarly, cultural movements can shape political discourse and inspire social change, as seen in movements for civil rights or gender equality. Politicians may also use cultural symbols or values to appeal to voters and gain support for their policies.
Migration can influence a country's politics by shaping public opinion on immigration policies, increasing diversity within the population, and potentially impacting voting patterns. Migration can also lead to tensions between different cultural or ethnic groups, which may result in shifts in political dynamics and policies within a country.
There is no clear evidence that Buddy Holly was an influence on the Beatles since they did not record any of his songs. The Beatles would appear to have been more influenced by Chuck Berry. Still, Buddy Holly was one of the great early rock and roll stars, and it would be logical to think that he must have had at least some influence on all the rock and roll musicians who came after him, including the Beatles.
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Great music, antiwar politics, Eastern spirituality/vegetarianism--
Yes, they did.
Oasis was one. Guy Lombardo was another.