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Is the band name the beatles a play on words as in the animal beetle but with beat instead?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes, and as a homage to Buddy Holly's band 'The Crickets. I believe they'd originally coined the name 'The Silver Beetles' but quickly changed it.
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Good words to describe the Beatles?
They used to describe them as fab back in the day. With hindsight, they were merely geniuses.
Songs of the beatles that have the words can you hear me?
That would be Rain, a single released in 1966
In The Beatles song All My Loving which words are sung after Close your eyes?
and I'll kiss you
Why did beatles play music?
in Paul McCartney's words, to avoid real work and to meet women
What part of across the universe by The Beatles has a simile in it?
Words are flowing out like an endless rain into a paper cup.
What are the words to Her Majesty by the Beatles?
look for it in www.lyrics.com
Good words to describe the Beatles?
They used to describe them as fab back in the day. With hindsight, they were merely geniuses.
Who played the guitar solo in Words of Love by the beatles?
George Harrison
What words can you make if you add two letters on to the word beet?
beetle
What song includes the words so far away?
"Yesterday" by the Beatles has those words in the first line of the song
Songs of the beatles that have the words can you hear me?
That would be Rain, a single released in 1966
What are some song titles containing the word Words?
"Words" - Missing Persons, 1982 Let It Be, by The Beatles .... "Speaking words of wisdom, let it be."
What are the first 11 words of the song across the universe by the beatles?
Words are flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup
In The Beatles song All My Loving which words are sung after Close your eyes?
and I'll kiss you
What is the correct spelling-Bowlweevil or Boolweevil?
Two words: Boll weevil a small beetle.
What is the meaning to Help by the Beatles?
Its really John Lennon's cry for "HELP". Just listen to the words.
Why did beatles play music?
in Paul McCartney's words, to avoid real work and to meet women
