Did the Beatle's hit song come out in the 1950's?

Answer 1

The Beatles formed in 1959 as the Quarrymen (John Lennon and friends from Quarry Bank Grammar School), changing name to the Beatles in 1960. The addition of drummer Ringo Starr in 1962 saw the final line up. Their first record 'love me do' reached No17 in UK chart in october 1962. In Nov 1963 'I Want To Hold Your Hand' entered the UK chart at No1. Released in Dec in the U.S it spent seven weeks at No1.

Answer 2

No; they hadn't formed yet. Lennon and McCartney met in the summer of 1957, and McCartney joined Lennon's high school band, The Quarry Men. Harrison joined the next year. Everyone else gradually quit; the three stayed together. They adopted the Beatles name in 1960.

Answer 3

1960s. They may have practised while at school in the 1950s but they were not playing as this band until the 1960s and they played throughout the whole decade of the 1960s. Their first "number one record hit" was in 1962 I think, with "Love Me Do", which made them world famous. Before this they were playing in small clubs in the UK, mainly in Liverpool, and in Germany.

Answer 4

None, their first number one wasn't until the 1960s.

Answer 5

No, at that time they were just teens with a dream. They became big in England in 1963, and in America in 1964.