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The 92 pages that link to The Beatles, each with the reason it gives.

• Billy PrestonRelated: Preston played keyboards on the Beatles’ final studio album sessions and was credited alongside the band on “Get Back.”

• Elliott SmithRelated: Smith admired the Beatles and drew on their melodic writing and studio craft.

• Gene VincentRelated: The Beatles admired Vincent’s music, and their early repertoire included “Be-Bop-A-Lula.”

• Hey Ya!Related: The music video recreates the band’s landmark appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show.

• Jean ShrimptonRelated: Their fame and Shrimpton’s rose within the same youth-centered British cultural moment.

• Joe OrtonRelated: Orton wrote the screenplay Up Against It for a proposed Beatles film that was never made.

• Lenny KravitzRelated: Their melodic craft and studio experimentation are among the influences audible in his work.

• MerseysideRelated: Their worldwide fame made Liverpool and Merseyside internationally recognizable.

• The ShirellesRelated: The Beatles recorded “Baby It’s You,” reflecting the Shirelles’ influence on British beat groups.

• When the Saints Go Marching InRelated: The group performed the song in early live sets, before its later fame.

• DonovanRelated: Donovan shared the era’s interest in Indian music and encountered the group during its 1968 India visit.

• Grant MorrisonRelated: Morrison has cited the band’s pop-cultural reach and experimentation among formative influences.

• Johnny KitagawaRelated: Their 1966 Tokyo performances helped inspire Kitagawa to organize a male singing group.