... of the Beatles began in 1956, a period when the city of Liverpool, England had been hit by a craze of skiffle music. Skiffle is a genre of music close to jazz, which was produced by a combination of rudimentary instruments such as guitars, packing case single string bass and washboards. This was ... Silver Beatles" ", later renamed "The Silver Beatles"", before they settled for a much simpler name, "The Beatles ". The name was inspired by characters in the film "The Wild Ones"", who posed as a motorcycle gang (Everett 26). The Musical Journey On 1st January, the band's manager, Brian Epst...

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... First World War produced songs that supported Italy, such as "The Piave Legend." In the 1930's, Italian music began to produce Fascist propaganda songs, which were broadcasted over radio and film. The influence of the American allies presence in Italy during and after the second world war brought Italian music closer to commercial success. The allies presence in Italy allowed cultures ... and Old artists have all made names for themselves, like Lucio Dalla, Anna Oxa, Lucio Battisi and Eros Ramazzotti. They have all broken into the popular genre, attracting fresh, new and young listeners...

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... all those movies have in common? Each one of those movies mentioned above all contains memorable theme music. Producers know that music plays a significant part in a movie, know matter what genre of movie it may be. Horror movies with out music wouldn't be half as scary as they are without music. Music tends to draw people in and almost make them ... not, but we do. Without music in movies people wouldn't be scared, and if a horror movie isn't scary nobody would go and see it. But a movie, whether it is a horror film or not, depends greatly on music. Not only do producers rely on music ...

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