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MartcasterJunior wrote:That's because The Beatles were a cultural phenomenon whose success had an impact across the entire world; one which is still felt today. The Shadows...weren't. That's not to say that they aren't important, but they're two very different groups in so many ways. There's little point in trying to compare them.
Allclaphands wrote:The impact created by 'The Shadows' and there guitar music back in the late 50's and early 60's was
original unique and unprecedented causing a phenomenal that had not been seen before with the
British audiences and of cause not forgetting that guy who did the signing.What happened then
must of had a huge big influence on the groups that came later,ask yourself the question if this
phenomenon with 'The Shadows' had not happened would the following creation and success of
these groups been the same or not.
Pete
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