Synonyms for beatles
ˈbit lz; ˈlɛn ən; məˈkɑrt nibea·t·les

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1. Beatlesnoun

   a rock group from Liverpool who between 1962 and 1970 produced a variety of hit songs and albums (most of them written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon)

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1. • Rock Group

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1. List of paraphrases for "beatles":

   beatýes

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1. Roger McGuinn:

   The original Byrds were very much Beatles-influenced, and then we gradually got our own sound. We started mixing things together more.

2. Dean Harmeyer:

   Without this contract, which directly led to their involvement with (manager) Brian Epstein, the Beatles may have never been able achieve their later success as a recording group. And at the time it was a momentous career milestone – they’d finally secured an actual recording deal, something they had only dreamed of before ‘My Bonnie’.

3. Louise Ellman:

   Everyone in Liverpool is a firm fan of the Beatles and captivated by their story and how they started off as local boys messing around with guitars and music, and became international idols.

4. Jermaine Dupri:

   It makes things feel much more massive than times prior. If Kris Kross would've come out in this era and been as popular as they were, people would think Kris Kross was Drake. That's how big they were, if OutKast would've come out now -- man, they would be perceived as The Beatles.

5. Darren Julien:

   It's such an important part of Lennon's career and Beatles history, i knew it would go over $1 million; I had no idea it would go over $2 million.