... Richard Starkey (Ringo Starr). The "Fab Four", as they soon became known, were all from Liverpool England and came together to make some of the best rock music ever heard. The Beatles, however, were not always the Beatles, and the "Fab Four" wasn't originally the same four. John and Paul were ... and the groups raw talent, they were finally beginning to have some success. The group decided they wanted to change their drummer so they dropped Pete Best and picked up Ringo Starr, whom they befriended in Germany. Ringo was now their official drummer; however, when they recorded "Love Me Do" ...

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... community, institutional, and corporate attempts to regulate society according to their personal standards of decency and order - or to the standards they feel best serve themselves and their peers. The ones whose purpose is to control, suppress or ban the music, lyrics, and/or music-related art that ... in the last 60 years. 1955 Æ'x In one week's time during April, Chicago radio stations receive 15,000 complaint letters protesting their broadcast of rock music. Æ'x Variety runs a three-part series on what they term "leer-ics," or R&B songs with obscene lyrics, calling for censorship ...

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... about anything. If censorship supporters are allowed to express their opinion then so is a lyricist. When organizations such as the PMRC or the Christian Coalition, another censorship supporter, protests against artists, that is the same idea of the musicians lyrics. Both sides are entitled to their constitutional ... interest research in their evidence, then take their findings out of context.(Nuzum 9) Special interest research is research conducted with a bias. The best way to spot special interest research to find out who funded the study. If the tobacco industry funded a study that...

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