The Beatles: Not just some “Boy Band” There no question that The Beatles where one of the biggest boy band England ever had to offer. For example The Beatles broke records and set new ones for upcoming bands. They also changed the face of boy band hysteria. However they were not just a “Boy Band” they were kids at one time, some grew up too be fathers and others took in the fame and used it. From when boys were born to their crazy career, to the life after the band; The Beatles where always destined to be something bigger than they ever dreamed.
Ringo was the first to come, on July 7, 1940; he was given the name Richard Starkey Jr by his parents Richard Starkey and Elsie Gleave. Ringo’s life growing up was anything but fun, at age six he was diagnosed with
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Then all of a sudden he awoke and started recovery, the recovery had seem to be going well until Ringo feel out of a hospital bed hitting his head giving himself concussion. This little tumble keeps him in the hospital for another six months. When he was finely discharged and his father had discovered how far be hide his son was in school. Ringo didn’t know how to read write basically he didn’t know anything. So as a result he continued his education at Dinglevale Secondary Modern School at age eleven. All seem to be going good but then in 1953 Ringo developed pleurisy. A sickness that would cost him two more years of being hospitalized. After recovering school was no longer an option he just missed way too much and was too far be hide to catch up. Ringo put his drumming skills to use by helping out random bands by being a sit in until settling with a band named the Beatles in 1960. On October 9th, 1940 John Winston Lennon was born during a John Winston Lennon was born. At age 4 his parents Alfred Lennon and Julia separated which resulted in him living with his aunt. Lennon didn’t have much of a father figure, his dad worked as a merchant seaman; he