[GrandJediMasterYoda]

I thought I would post this because this is exactly how the media portrays Hillarys POTUS campaign, am I right or what? Just replace "Beatles" with "Hillary".

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Funny that they stole the American style of music to make themselves famous.

[Bullish]

The Beatles legs weren’t as hairy as Hillary’s.

[nothingnew]

BFL....thanks

FMCDH(BITS)

[dr_lew]

Just replace "Beatles" with "Hillary".

I can't see the parallel. Hillary is a "grand dame", known to us for more than two decades now, as though the Beatles had been in the public eye since WWII. So I don't get it.

[Fiji Hill]

The Invasion--Buchanan & Greenfield (1964)

A Letter from Elaina--Casey Kasem (1964)

The Beatle Flying Saucer--Ed Solomon (1964)

[AnotherUnixGeek]

In 1963, CBS News characterized Beatlemania as an "epidemic" that had "seized" Britain's teenage population. Soon, it would "infect" America.

And by 1970, the Beatles had gone from leather-jacketed greasers playing Hamburg nightclubs to chart-topping boy-band members in suits and ties to studio wizards who'd stopped playing live to counter-culture icons to former band members. They were among the most iconic figures of the 20th century. Quite a decade of changes, the '60s, and the Beatles epitomized it.

[Fiji Hill]

Wonder who influenced these US groups?

• Give Me a Kiss--The Hornets (1964)

• She's the One--The Chartbusters (1964)

[dfwgator]

Pop Hates the Beatles - Allan Sherman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj-2Tcuzy0I

[Heart-Rest]

Well, tangentially speaking, here are a few Beatle songs referring to Hillary, either directly, in code, or obliquely...

☆   "I'm A Loser"

☆   "I Am The Walrus"

☆   "Devil In Her Heart"

☆   "I'm So Tired"

☆   "Hey Bulldog"

☆   "You Can't Do That"

☆   "I'm Looking Through You"

☆   "Midnight Special" (Hillary's post-election prison song, sung by Paul "Leadbeatle" McCartney)

☆   "I'm A Loser" (again)

[Scarpetta]

My mom (at the time) fainted while on line to see the Beatles. Her story made a local Philly newspaper. My father (at the time) was mistaken for George Harrison and was chased by teenage girls on a Philly street. My dad also held his hand out to shake with the presidential candidate John Kennedy, only to pull it back and stroke his hair.