The Beatles’ Socially Criticized Songs Were Influenced By Bob Dylan [EXCLUSIVA]

Directly from Liverpool, The Beatlesaccumulated several works of great success, with unforgettable and timeless songs. Throughout its trajectory, the band became a great success of critics and public.

The group formed by Paul, George, John and ringo revolutionized the music industry. The beautiful lyrics were not only fun and romantic, but also made social criticism of the time and reflected the political positions of the artists.

In an interview with Rolling Stone Brazilthe journalist Ariston Sal Juniorchannel creator “Pinches of Salt”revealed surprising facts about the band’s trajectory and its importance to this day.

According to the journalist, who weekly lives on his channel about The Beatlessocial criticism and political positions in the band’s lyrics were due to the strong influence of the quartet by the singer’s ideals Bob Dylan.

“All four were impacted by the work of the Bob Dylan and much of this influence Dylan you can find in some songs, for example, You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Awayfrom the album Help”, said Ariston Sal Junior.

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