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    The British Invasion of the 1960s began with the success of The Beatles in America. Their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 was viewed by a record number of people. Many other British bands sought similar success, including The Rolling Stones, who were known as the "bad boys" of rock and roll for their wild performances and suggestive lyrics. The Rolling Stones emerged as legends of rock music alongside The Beatles during the 1960s.

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    The British Invasion of the 1960s began with the success of The Beatles in America. Their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 was viewed by a record number of people. Many other British bands sought similar success, including The Rolling Stones, who were known as the "bad boys" of rock and roll for their wild performances and suggestive lyrics. The Rolling Stones emerged as legends of rock music alongside The Beatles during the 1960s.

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    The British Invasion of the 1960s began with the success of The Beatles in America. Their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 was viewed by a record number of people. Many other British bands sought similar success, including The Rolling Stones, who were known as the "bad boys" of rock and roll for their wild performances and suggestive lyrics. The Rolling Stones emerged as legends of rock music alongside The Beatles during the 1960s.

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    BRITISH INVASION: PARLIAMENTS

    At the end of the decade of the 50´s, the rock and roll was going through bad
    times, Chuck Berry, the pioneer of the rock and roll, went to prison, Elvis
    Presley, the king, paid military service, etc. When all seemed lost, an event
    occurred that changed the world and the popular culture, The British
    Invasion. At the beginning of the decade of the 60's, the band that would
    change the history, and to this day, is the most popular and influential band
    in the history, would emerge, this band is, The Beatles.

    (The Beatles come)

    -John Lennon: Good morning to everybody, we are half of The Beatles,


    because Ringo and George are not here, you know. This is a song of our
    authorship, this is "I Wanna Hold Your Hand", I hope you like them.

    *Sounds "I wanna hold your hand" while the narrator says:

    The British Invasion began with the publication by "Capitol" of the single of
    The Beatles “I Wanna Hold Your Hand”, his arrival in the United States, and
    its appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964, which marked a
    record number of viewers, which has not been overcome to date.

    Competition does not long in coming and a lot of bands were present to
    counter the Beatles, and have the coveted success they wanted, as Billy J.
    Kramer & the Dakotasm, Chad & Jeremy, Cilla Black, Cliff Bennett, Cream,
    Dave Berry, Donovan, Dusty Springfield, Freddie & the Dreamers, Gerry and
    the Pacemakers, etc.

    But here, we will highlight 2 bands that are still active and are considered
    legends. The first, in his time, exactly half of the decade of the 60s, they were
    considered the "bad guys" of the rock and roll, for its wild pace for those
    times and their lyrics with sexual or hot messages. The dinosaurs of the rock,
    The Rolling Stones
    (The song of The Beatles stops and starts the song of the rollings, and mick
    appears dancing)

    -John: Who are you?

    -Mike: I am your satanic majesty, I am mick, he is Keith, and we are, THE


    ROLLING STONES.

    (Sounds “Sympathy for the Devil”)

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