Personal Narrative Essay: The Beatles And Paul Mccartney

Most children have a certain thing that they take from their parents once they grow up. I learned many things from my parents. One thing that has always stuck with me is a love for music. I grew up listening to artist such as “The band,” “James Taylor,” “Dion and the Belmont’s,” Elvis Presley, and many others. With that said there was one group that was above all in my father’s eyes, and that group was the Beatles. My father absolutely adored the Beatles and especially one man in particular, Paul McCartney. Every day I would listen to the great songs produced by these four English man and my fathers love for the Beatles soon rubbed off on me. So when someone asks me “if you could be any one person in Rock whom would you choose to be,” I have to choose Paul McCartney and the Beatles. There is no person who has more respect or has achieved more than him in the History or Rock ‘N’ Roll in my eyes. McCartney is the type of guy that seems to just absolutely love music. He does not seem like the guy that does it for the money. I know I get that impression from many modern artists. Listening to McCartney is different though. You get a …show more content…
The Beatles could do whatever they wanted and it became the new thing to do, and they did that. “The Beatles are the most experimental group ever and everyone loved it. They were the weirdest and most popular band in the world,” says Andre Gribou. This could not be anymore true. McCartney and the Beatles created so many songs that could fall under multiple different genres. This is extremely unique because they sang songs that could be considered pop, rock ‘n’ roll, and also folk. No other artist or group had ever done this. They would do very minute things that people found incredible such as making the record of “Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band” have grooves so that it would go straight to the next song instead of having to change it up on the record