[Papa John]

I'm too young to remember the sixties, but I remember the summer of 1975. My mom was driving me to summer camp and a song called "Hey Jude" came on the radio. I wouldn't leave the car until the song was over. I was 12 years old at the time, but with four older siblings I, of course, knew who the Beatles were. But I did not experience Beatlemania until that experience in the car. From that moment, I had to listen to/play on guitar every Beatles song I could get my hands on. At least once a week, I listen to a Beatles YouTube mix at work.

I guess my point is that the Beatles are not just a 60s band. Their music is still influencing kids today who are "discovering" them for the first time. What a gift!

[Papa John]

I'm too young to remember the sixties, but I remember the summer of 1975. My mom was driving me to summer camp and a song called "Hey Jude" came on the radio. I wouldn't leave the car until the song was over. I was 12 years old at the time, but with four older siblings I, of course, knew who the Beatles were. But I did not experience Beatlemania until that experience in the car. From that moment, I had to listen to/play on guitar every Beatles song I could get my hands on. At least once a week, I listen to a Beatles YouTube mix at work.

I guess my point is that the Beatles are not just a 60s band. Their music is still influencing kids today who are "discovering" them for the first time. What a gift!