How Did John Lennon Became A Leader

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Tre Stanard

The Beatles

John Lennon was born in 1940 on October 9th.He was often seen as the band’s leader.He first started his career with a group named Quarrymen.John met James McCartney at a church picnic. He eventually joined the Quarrymen.

James McCartney was born on June 18th 1942.He self taught many different instruments including the Drums,Guitar,Piano,and Bass.He went to Liverpool Institute which is where he met George Harrison.

George Harrison was born on the 5th of February (3 days before mine) in 1943.George was the youngest member of “The Beatles” and loved to play guitar and sing lead from time

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